Title: Teoría de la generación espontánea
Description: Teoría de la generación espontánea (Theory of spontaneous generation) is the end-of-course collective project of the 2021 generation of the SOMA Educational Program integrated by: Jonathan Cerón (Ecatepec, México), Andrea Ferrero (Lima, 1990), Laia Giol Carreño (Barcelona, España, 1996), Fernando González (Ciudad de México, 1991), Juan Carlos León (Guayaquil, Ecuador, 1984), Enrique López Llamas (Aguascalientes, México, 1993), Elisa Malo (Xalapa, Veracruz, 1989), Cecilia Miranda Gómez (Ciudad de México, 1993), Alan Sierra (Sonora, México, 1990), Kendy Rivera (Morelos, México, 1986) and Yorely Valero (Bogotá, 1992, lives and works in Mexico City). Each of the eleven works of the project uses a different methodology and was developed from conceptual, critical, formal, and material interests as diverse as the contexts from which each of the artists comes from. The result is a self-reflective exercise, a "disclaimer": where there is supposedly now a school generation, where before there was dispersion.  "The publication comprises visual exercises, collective and individual texts, dialogues between PES participants and external collaborations that are articulated as a testimony of our reflections parallel to our passage through the Programa Educativo SOMA (PES).ʺ (HKB Translation) --Verso Cover.
Subjects: Art, Exhibitions, Study and teaching, History, Expositions, Étude et enseignement, Histoire
Places: Mexico, Mexico City, Mexique
People: Yorely Valero (1992-), Kendy Rivera (1986-), Alan Sierra (1990-), Cecilia Miranda Gómez (1993-), Elisa Malo (1989-), Enrique López Llamas (1993-), Juan Carlos León (1984-), Fernando González (1991-), Laia Giol Carreño (1996-), Andrea Ferrero (1990-), Jonathan Cerón
Time periods: 21st century, 21e siècle