"Red Column" is a privately published publication to free, very anachronistic, ahistorical, as a fanzine, at first they were produced with a photocopier and with all kinds of delays. The topics were about Aesthetics and Philosophy. It could be said that it is conceived more as a drawing of reality.
Beginnings: Everything happened at the University, the professor of Aesthetics Bernardo Ortiz made a group of students for a project that he called "Red Column". It was a weekly meeting of students to talk about contemporary problems in art and theory. From there the students began to translate texts from French into Spanish. The project was represented in a red wooden column at the entrance to the exhibition hall of the Faculty of Fine Arts. The project came to an end a few years later, and then I began in Berlin to gather authors to write for the magazine. One of those editions was sponsored in Mexico by the Casa del Lago Museum. This post is still rolling, if you want a copy of the latest edition, you can contact me.