Elena Shtromberg is associate professor of art history at the University of Utah. Glenn Phillips is senior curator of modern and contemporary collections and head of exhibitions at the Getty Research Institute.

“Encounters in Video Art in Latin America has already emerged as one of the most notable publications on the historical and future paths of video in Latin America. Through essays and interviews permeated by rich images, we enter both broad contextualizations and specific case analyses. The book covers some crucial themes for video on our continent, from the importance of creating and safeguarding collections to examples of contemporary, innovative indigenous video production.”—Solange Farkas, Director and Curator, Associação Cultural Videobrasil

Elena Shtromberg is associate professor of art history at the University of Utah. Glenn Phillips is senior curator of modern and contemporary collections and head of exhibitions at the Getty Research Institute.

“Encounters in Video Art in Latin America has already emerged as one of the most notable publications on the historical and future paths of video in Latin America. Through essays and interviews permeated by rich images, we enter both broad contextualizations and specific case analyses. The book covers some crucial themes for video on our continent, from the importance of creating and safeguarding collections to examples of contemporary, innovative indigenous video production.”—Solange Farkas, Director and Curator, Associação Cultural Videobrasil

Elena Shtromberg is associate professor of art history at the University of Utah. Glenn Phillips is senior curator of modern and contemporary collections and head of exhibitions at the Getty Research Institute.

“Encounters in Video Art in Latin America has already emerged as one of the most notable publications on the historical and future paths of video in Latin America. Through essays and interviews permeated by rich images, we enter both broad contextualizations and specific case analyses. The book covers some crucial themes for video on our continent, from the importance of creating and safeguarding collections to examples of contemporary, innovative indigenous video production.”—Solange Farkas, Director and Curator, Associação Cultural Videobrasil