
Stefanía Acevedo
Stefanía Acevedo holds a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy from UNAM, a Master's degree in Communication and Politics from UAM-Xochimilco, and has a Specialization and a Master's degree in Psychoanalysis from Dimensión Psicoanalítica. She is currently a PhD candidate in Philosophy at UNAM.
Her work focuses on the intersection between psychoanalysis, art, and politics. She is the author of the book El hacktivismo y la cuestión de la técnica (2020). She has completed research residencies in Brazil at the Center for Arts, Design, and Social Research (2023) and at the Federal University of São Paulo (2024). She is a member of the following projects: Transdisciplinary Research Group on Bio/Necro Powers and Other Contemporary Violences (UACM-UNAM); Philosophy and Psychoanalysis as Critical Borders of the Political (UNAM); Art + Science (UNAM); International Research Network for the Decolonization of Data and Artificial Intelligence – Common Ground; and the Contemporary Psychoanalytic Studies Group.
Textos

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Jun 26 2026
Anachrony of Curse. On "Los grupos y otras revueltas artísticas" at the MUAC


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May 4 2025
The Sacred in Times of Extermination: On “Pray” by Korakrit Arunanondchai and Alex Gvojic at the Laboratorio Arte Alameda







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Jan 9 2021
The Work of Art in the Age of Branding: On "Superarme" by Andy Medina


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Jul 24 2020
The Ghost of Identity Produces Clowns | About an Exhibition by Juan Caloca

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Mar 11 2020
Territ(or)ies of the Fiction of Class | On Paloma Contreras Lomas' show

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Dec 12 2019
The Anarchism of Eunice Adorno: Retracing History in Order to Intervene in Memory
