Documenta11 Urban Imaginaries from Latin America Inhalt: Preface Introduction Part I: Imaginary Order Armando Silva Imaginaries Armando Silva Methodologies Postcards Part II: Urban Imaginaries Media and Imaginaries Armando Silva From the Medellín Cartel to the Colombia Plan: Perverse Fantasies Armando Silva New Looks on Peruvian Television Tulio Hernández Beauty Queens, Martyrs to Aesthetics Spaces and Interventions Lisbeth Rebollo and Armando Silva Sketch of São Paulo Fernando Carrión Historic Centers: Public Imaginaries from Quieto Miguel Ángel Aguilar The Full, Imagined, and Invisible Center of Mexico City Amparo Sevilla and Armando Silva Urban Fanasies from the Perspective of Dance Natalia Fernández and Teresa Velázquez Barcelona: Resonance, Smells, and Chromatisms Carolina Aguerre The Rambla of Montevideo: Between Land and Water Mónica Lacarrieu and Verónica Pallini Perspectives on the Youth of Buenos Aires Armando Silva Graffiti, Humor, and Citizens of Latin America Armando Silva Urban Intervention by an Anonymous Defecator New Urban Ceremonies Nelson Martínez Dance of the Great Power in La Paz: New Forms of Being Urban Guillermo Mariaca Bodies of Air: On Three Chola Dances Valeria Silvina Pita and Alejandra Vassallo Mother of the Plaza de Mayo: From Dictatorship to Democracy Nelly Richard Women on the Street Faces from Latin America Contributors