SESSION 1. Photography and intertextuality with other visual media.

SESSION 2. Interculturality and intertextuality in the photographic image.

SESSION 4. Visual anthropology and ethnographic photography.

SESSION 5. Image and living matter (artists and projects: kitchen editions, 

SESSION 6. Experimental art and links between written and visual testimonies.

SESSION 7. Authorial photography and photographic recording of artistic processes as political-artistic critique. 

SESSION 8. Image and the performing body: dance and theatre photography.

(Mexico City,1971) Professor-researcher, Master's Degree in Conservation of Documentary Assets, National School of Conservation, Restoration and Museography (ENCRyM - INAH).

Restorer (ENCRyM - INAH), master in social anthropology [Ciesas] and PhD in art history [UNAM]. Specialising in photography, visual anthropology and 20th century art in Mexico, she has worked as a cataloguer, researcher and curator at the Fundación Televisa, the Museo de Arte Moderno (MAM-INBAL), Centro de Documentación Arkheia/MUAC-UNAM. She has taught anthropology, art history and curatorial studies at the Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana and the ENES-Morelia (UNAM). She has received the INAH Paul Coremans Award (2000), the Richard Gilder Fellowship (2008) from the American Museum of Natural History (USA) and, in 2015, the Southwest Book Award from the Border Regional Library Association (USA) for co-authoring with Bill Broyles, Phillis La Farge and others a book on Carl Lumholtz (edited by the University of Texas at Austin). She has published and presented papers nationally and internationally for institutions or associations such as UAM, CNCA, LASA, CENCREM (Cuba), Caja Sur (Spain), among others.

Workshop for people interested in the image, photography, aimed at the general public.