Queer Spaces, at the Whitechapel Gallery from April 2nd to August 25th 2019, focuses on the rarely seen archives of LGBTQ+ venues and social networks collated by University College London’s Urban Laboratory in addition to presenting artworks by contemporary art practitioners who have dealt with queer-related themes in their work.

This overview and these reflections on Latin American contemporary art will attempt to unpretentiously examine and tackle the problematics, misconceptions and stereotypes when trying to understand how the contemporary art from that region is perceived, particularly in Europe and in the United States. My reflections on Latin American contemporary art in this essay are greatly informed by research as well as the various conversations that I conducted with artists, curators, gallerists, museum directors and specialists.

During the 16th edition of London Design Festival, I had the privilege to talk to many renowned designers, such us Stefan Scholten (Scholten & Baijings), Andrew Waugh (Waugh Thistleton Architects), Ben Rigby (Haberdashery) and Kusheda Mensah (Modular by Mensah). We discussed sustainability, diversity and inclusion, luxury, and the impact of design on our emotions.

Review of London Design Biennale 2018's Latvia Pavilion designed by Arthur Analts - award-winner for best design. This piece includes a film interview featuring a conversation between Everton Barreiro and Analts, during the Biennale at Somerset House in London.