An Interview With Edward Sylvan for Authority Magazine | Medium, 2021.

An online preview of what will be featured in the printed version of the magazine (upcoming, 2020).

Note on the series The Anatomy of M. (Mountains, Mammals, Melancholy) by Érika Martínez Cuervo in El Espectador (Colombia).

Featured interview in the first Spanish edition of PUNTO DE FUGA, an experimental platform dedicated to research into the practice of contemporary artists around the globe who assume different uses and positions in front of the term photography. Interview conducted by Laura Carbonell, director and editor of PUNTO DE FUGA.

Note in El Espectador (Colombia) by Érika Martínez Cuervo.

"Artist Laura Jiménez Galvis uses photography as a means to make her images, conjuring an array of sophisticated, silent sceneries of untold drama".

Interview conducted by Chicago interdisciplinary artist Stacia Yeapanis.

Mise-en-Scène: Beyond the Photographic was featured in the International Art Fair of Bogotá new program ArtBo Weekend. A work from the series Denial of Loss: The Romance of the Fragment was included in the selection of works for the New Collectors program of the same organisation.

A curatorial project by Alex Brahim at Casa Hoffmann, Bogotá.

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Commissioned photographer for the cover and inner pages.

Artistic direction: Pierre Huyghe and Jenny Jaskey.
Design: John Morgan Studio, London.
Published by: The Artist's Institute (N.Y.) and Koening Books at the Serpentine Gallery (London).

As a program of Bogotá's Chamber of Commerce, Artecámara (a section from the International Art Fair of Bogotá) has been encouraging the circulation and promotion of new talents in the fields of visual arts and design, for ten years.

I was photographer for this collaboration between The Artist's Institute and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
The event, part of the series MetFridays: New York's Night Out revisited the significance of artist Carolee Schneemann's alternative readings of art and artifacts with a Poetry Parade, a live reading organized series by artists A.K. Burns and Katherine Hubbard. Moving through several of the Met's galleries, the parade presented readings by nine artists and thinkers who have paired texts with works in the Museum's collection, engaging them either as homage, confrontation, or companion. Taking Madame Cézanne's maiden name, Poetry Parade for Hortense Fiquet reconsiders the contributions of women in the arts, not as muses, props, wives, or possessions, but as active participants.

These are the first photographs I did for the season dedicated to performance artist Carolee Schneemann at The Artist's Institute in New York.

I worked as a photographer during the whole season of Carolee Schneemann at The Artist's Institute, here, some examples of my work documenting shows and lectures.

These images are an example of the work I did documenting Colombian contemporary artists and shows in Bogotá. Some of this work is related to the digital archive mentioned on the link above, some of them were directly commissioned by the artists.

I worked in this show as curatorial assistant and photographer of the official exhibition catalogue. These photographs were taken by me as documentation and memory of the show.

These photographs are the documentation of the tribute made to Beatriz González at Casas-Riegner gallery in Bogotá.