The Women of Casa X

The Women of Casa XThe British photographer Malcolm Venville has made a searing photographic record of a deranged reality. Complementing Venville's photographs is a series of astonishingly candid interviews with the women of Casa X by the well known Mexican writer Amanda de la Rosa. These are the portraits and testimonies of thirty five survivors of the monster of the City, with much to say about life in a slum in Latin America: about the Mexico that horrifies, about

Smithsonian Institution

but it’s also the start of all the problems

culture and identity

The images depict a variety of everyday materials and situations

Other works include Gaba's Musée de l'Art de la Vie Active: Bibliothèque Roulante

7 x 42 cm |  charcoal on archival paper

6 | softcover

tracing the development of Botha's distinctive art form over the course of almost a decade

and increasing demand for governments to plan

5 cm | 113 pages | softcover

the natural outcome of his art and reflections on injustices past and present

is a record of these conversations