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There is a lot of material from LaNormalidad on the ExArgentina site:
http://www.exargentina.org
The LaNormalidad catalogue was recently published (printed in the recuperated press Chilavert). The first ExArgentina catalogue is called Pasos Para Huir del Trabajo al Hacer, from the 2004 exhibition at the Ludwing Museum with the same title. Both are excellent.
here are some links to some of the collectives in Brazil and Argentina who had work in the show:
BijaRi, interventionist, design, and VJ collective based in Sao Paulo
http://www.bijari.com.br
Frente 3 de Fevereiro, an anti-racist direct action and research collective in Sao Paulo.
http://www.frente3defevereiro.com.br
Frente recently published a book and DVD, both titled Zumbi Somos Nos.
Colectivo Situaciones, a collective of sociologists who have a fantastic press called Tinta Limon.
http://www.situaciones.org
there are texts of theirs on this site translated into English and French
Etcetera / The Internacional Errorista. Their members are from Argentina and Chile.
http://transform.eipcp.net/calendar/1183753360
http://www.telam.com.ar/vernota.php?tipo=N&idPub=67069&id=160350&dis=1&s...
http://transform.eipcp.net/correspondence/1170076372
http://pr.indymedia.org/news/2005/11/11108.php
http://argentina.indymedia.org/news/2006/12/475515.php
http://www.ifyouseesomethingsaysomething.net/errorista%20mori.htm
http://www.ifyouseesomethingsaysomething.net/erroristas.htm
http://www.ifyouseesomethingsaysomething.net/interviews.htm#federico
Many thanks for the note about our Journal. However, I would to clarify two things: first, our sections of book and film reviews, interviews, classical essays and critical biographies are indeed peerless, but every work we have published on our article section has been peer reviewed; second, we don’t restrict our material to a specific geographical area. It is true, as you said, that we have published a great number of works by Chilean and Argentinean researchers, but we have also published works coming from Brasil, United States, Italy, U.K., Uruguay, Turkey, México and Spain. Hope you can update this information.
Thanks again and congratulations for this great site.