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¿Por qué en este momento resulta más complicado reconocer La Verdad si nuestro conocimiento sobre lo que somos es mucho mayor de lo que había sido nunca? ¿Estar más informado significa hoy estar mejor informado? El problema de la desinformación se ha situado en la actualidad como algo que parece imposible de comprender a través de los mecanismos de reproducción actuales. Como si se estuviera desarrollando una especie de empatía colectiva en torno a la desilusión de estar informado, como si la sensación individual de estar más y mejor informados que nunca supusiera el...

Thomas Fundora - Painter, Poet and Famous Songwriter Tomas Fundora was a Renaissance man of the 90's: Poet, Composer and song's Lyricist. Artist Extraordinaire -Born in Havana, Cuba-, Fundora studied art in Europe and his unique style reflects international culture and elegance. A graduate of TUR and Candler College with a major in Art and Literature, Fundora studied Modern Art at San Alejandro in Cuba and attended special courses in Art Restoration at the School of Art in Bologna, Italy, with additional courses at Washington School of Art, Art Students League in New York and also with...

The first in a series, this collection of essays addresses the role of documentary film in negotiations of national identity throughout the Western Hemisphere. Twenty essays by scholars from Latin America, the USA, and Europe analyze narrations of nation in this genre, focusing on documentary film as a political medium, representations of the margins of the nation, postmodern documentary aesthetics, the function of documentaries in terms of cultural memory, and recent revisions of documentary film history. In a concluding section, four renowned filmmakers from Argentina, Ecuador, Mexico, and...

Dada shocked the world between the years 1916 and 1922. Dada was not an art movement in the normal sense. It was a storm that broke over the art scene of the time, as the war upon the peoples. They consciously staged anti-art events. According to Max Ernst, it was the 'outbreak of anger and zest for life' at the same time. The indignation about the monstrous genocide during World War I was great and equally at the 'civilization that had brought it about.' Dada was an international uprising. The war radically changed the art scene in the vibrant cities of Europe. The international links that...