GRAN PIE PODRIDO

Talks & Debates
The image shows a mosaic skull with blue and red stones on a dark background. Text on the image reads, "Gran Pie Podrido: Penumbra and putrefaction in Valle del Mezquital, México" with event details for March 28, 2024, at Pelican House.

Join Guillermo Canek Garcia, independent academic, researcher and curator at UNAM (national autonomous university of mexico) for Gran Pie Podrido (Big Rotten Foot in Spanish), a talk based on research on the impact of environmental and societal abuse at the hand of PEMEX (mexican state-owned petroleum company) and illegal oil tankers in the region of Valle del Mezquital, in Central Mexico.

His approach to this complex topic is both anthropological and theoretical – Guillermo will uncover intriguing connections between the persistent violence in the region, the darker side of Prehispanic cosmologies, and Reza Negarestani’s ()hole complex, offering a unique perspective on the issue.

Guillermo Canek García is a sound & academic curator at MUAC and independent researcher. He recently published “Bosque de Cantares: Murmullos Mexicanos” (2023, GATO NEGRO EDICIONES)

Join Guillermo Canek Garcia, independent academic, researcher and curator at UNAM (national autonomous university of mexico) for Gran Pie Podrido (Big Rotten Foot in Spanish), a talk based on research on the impact of environmental and societal abuse at the hand of PEMEX (mexican state-owned petroleum company) and illegal oil tankers in the region of Valle del Mezquital, in Central Mexico.

His approach to this complex topic is both anthropological and theoretical – Guillermo will uncover intriguing connections between the persistent violence in the region, the darker side of Prehispanic cosmologies, and Reza Negarestani’s ()hole complex, offering a unique perspective on the issue.

Guillermo Canek García is a sound & academic curator at MUAC and independent researcher. He recently published “Bosque de Cantares: Murmullos Mexicanos” (2023, GATO NEGRO EDICIONES)