GM, Gerardo Monsiváis érase un maldito paraíso coordinación editorial, Miguel Durán ; fotografía, Roberto Ortiz Giacomán.

Published on the occasion of the exhibition held at the Pinacoteca de Nuevo León in Monterrey, Mexico, November 8, 2017 - March 1, 2018.

Chiefly illustrated.

Limited edition of 500 copies.

Presentaciones -- Textos -- Trans-Bucólica. Sobre la exposición "óErase un maldito paraíso" de Gerardo Monsivaís / Sara López -- Galería -- Catálogo de obra -- Semblanza.

The apocalyptic vision of Gerardo Monsiváis (b.1974, Nueva Rosita, Coahuila) is a critique of the decomposition of nature provoked by the human being. The exhibition presents more than 50 works in which the artist shows a mastery of contemporary naturalist painting to present a proposal in which, through irony and a somber tone, he criticizes the current deterioration of the world. "An exhibition that gives us material for reflection, especially with nature, we can see that we have a very dirty day, it is a product of what is caused by human beings, and there is the counterpart, the nature that exists despite the difficult conditions. This is portrayed in the work in which, through art, allows us to be sensitive to these circumstances that affect us.