ramona. Debates in Art at the Turn of the Millennium is the anthology of the legendary magazine ramona, published in Buenos Aires between 2000 and 2010. Edited and introduced by Syd Krochmalny together with Gustavo Bruzzone, the volume brings together the most significant contributions from its 101 issues, featuring texts by more than 300 artists, critics, and researchers from Argentina and around the world.
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Its editorial group brought together renowned Argentine artists and scholars, among them: Gustavo Bruzzone (founding editor), Roberto Jacoby (concept manager), Alejandro Ros interpreted by Gastón Pérsico (design), Roberto Amigo, Rafael Cippolini, José Fernández Vega, Fernanda Laguna, Ana Longoni, Guadalupe Maradei, Marula di Como, Alberto Passolini, Kiwi Sainz, and Syd Krochmalny.
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Contributors included: Gonzalo Aguilar, César Aira, Raúl Antelo, José Emilio Burucúa, Luis Camnitzer, Silvia Delfino, Andrea Giunta, Reinaldo Laddaga, Daniel Link, Ricardo Piglia, Mari Carmen Ramírez, Beatriz Sarlo, Oscar Steimberg, among others.
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On the international front: Hans Belting (Germany), Claire Bishop (UK), Arthur Danto (USA), Brian O’Doherty (Ireland), Susan Douglas (Canada), Thierry de Duve (Belgium), Liam Gillick (UK), Abbas Kiarostami (Iran), Cuauhtémoc Medina (Mexico), Kevin Power (UK), Nelly Richard (Chile), Suely Rolnik (Brazil), Robert Storr (USA), Gianni Vattimo (Italy), Dmitry Vilensky (Russia).
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An iconoclastic and accessible forum, ramona accompanied the emerging aesthetics of the early 21st century and became a polyphonic and experimental space—today an indispensable reference for understanding the contemporary art scene.

PUBLISHER: Mansalva, 2022.
Colección Popular de Arte Argentino ‖ 542 pages ‖ 17 x 24 cm.