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Explore the groundbreaking work of Carlos Motta in the stunning monograph, *Carlos Motta: History's Back Rooms*. This essential art book presents a thorough examination of Motta's oeuvre, celebrated for its exploration of marginalized identities and social histories. From Colombia's rich socio-political landscape, Motta challenges conventional narratives and critiques the effects of democracy and the Cold War throughout Latin America. The beautifully curated volume spans nearly two decades, featuring early drawings, innovative photography, and dynamic performance art from the late 1990s to his contemporary installations that engage with pre-Hispanic and colonial sexualities. Art enthusiasts will gain valuable insights into Motta's artistic evolution as he reflects on critical themes surrounding gender and sexual identity, reconstructing historical narratives. This book is a must-have for anyone interested in contemporary art, Latin American culture, and social justice. Discover why Motta's works have been exhibited in prestigious locations like the Stedelijk Museum, New York’s MoMA PS1, and the Pérez Art Museum Miami. Delve into *Carlos Motta: History's Back Rooms* and become part of the dialogue surrounding art and activism today.