Infrarrealisme. La insurrecció permanent

Infrarealism emerged in Mexico in the mid-1970s as a radical poetic movement that confronts the dominant literary culture. In A Manifiesto Infrarrealista (1976), Mario Santiago Papasquiaro denounces the state of art in the country and proposes a new conception of poetry based on the fusion of life and art. This exhibition brings together nearly 200 pieces, including letters, poems, books, posters and magazines, that trace a journey through a movement whose best-known figure is undoubtedly Roberto Bolaño, but which also included a large number of young poets inspired by European and Latin American avant-gardes.