Curated by Martin Lister The entire collection of images tells a story. But when it is composed of 28,000...

Curated by Elizabeth Ferrer "A large part of Pedro Meyer’s photography has been shot in Mexico, his home since...

Curated by Déborah Dorotinsky Alperstein For several months in 1991, Pedro Meyer traveled through the Mixteca Alta, in the...

Curated by Pablo Ortiz Monasterio The abundance of digital and analog photos that Pedro Meyer has created throughout his...

Curated by Alvaro Vázquez Mantecón The great “libretto” to contextualize Pedro Meyer’s photojournalistic coverage of Miguel de la Madrid’s...

Curated by Rogelio Villarreal Three years after the 1968 student movement, there was still no official response from the...

Curated by Mariana Gruener On September 19, 1985, at 7:19 am, an earthquake measuring 8.1 on the Richter scale...

Curated by José Antonio Rodríguez Since some fifty years ago, Pedro Meyer has been doing photographic work for a...

Curated by Alfonso Morales Based on the notion of time as a social institution, Alfonso Morales proposes the existence...

Curated by Jonathan Green By the end of 1990, Photoshop was in Pedro’s computer, a 40-MHz Macintosh IIfx, the...

Curated by Vicki Goldberg Pedro Meyer has passed through this milieu of constant enquiry: “Meyer’s ‘explorations’, as he refers...

Curated by Patricia Mendoza. Like awakening to another day is a “predictable meeting with the unpredictable,” Patricia Mendoza’s text...

Essay by Mark Haworth Booth On January 23, 1996, Pedro Meyer published the first issue of ZoneZero on the...

Hsu loves being on the move. He holds his small camera and bag, beaming as usual, surrounded by lots of...

Our inherited social and cultural conventions mark our children’s birth, baptism, sweet sixteen parties and weddings as significant events of...

I really think that Wang Fu-Chun is a typical Native of Northeast China. Both his face and his work represent...

Holy Ashes is the black and white readings on photographer Olivier Boëls and anthropologist Lena Tosta’s experiences with Hindu ascetics. Lying...

Over two thousand years ago, the first poetry collection, The Books of Odes, were written in Central China, the very...

For a time in the States, growing criticism of liberal culture’s strident agenda offered signs that the left was quivering,...

I like to work standing on the edge of things, where we can see their contradictions. That place where we...