Sector Reforma

Sector Reforma

by Santino Escatel, Javier Cárdenas Tavizon, Alejandro Fournier

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The book is a revision of the 7 years of work that Javier Cárdenas Tavizon, Santino Escatel and Alejandro Fournier created under the name Sector Reforma. The document presents Sector Reforma's trajectory, which was founded in 2003 from the restlessness of expressing and exposing ideas, first in a specific space -a functionalist house of the 70s in Analco neighborhood- then, in public spaces. This notions of spaces are one of the recurrent axes of Sector Reformas projects, which has been enriched by other artists and curators that worked in Guadalajara. The book presents around 230 artists that have worked with Sector Reforma, an interview with curator Guillermo Santamarina, and texts by Baudelio Lara, Juan Palomar Verea and Patrick Charpenel, who are in charge of unravel theoretically unravel the project from different views. Other parts of the book present documentation of selected projects -between 66 and follows a chronological order marked by a day-count from the beginning of the project. The book features projects performed in and outside of Mexico, showing a criteria shift that Sector Reforma has kept valid through its development.

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