Zona Maco 2020: Explícame la obra, por Avelina Lésper - Grupo Milenio
What is contemporary art? Critic Avelina Lesper 'accidentally' smashes installation at Mexico fair
Fotos demostrarían que Avelina Lésper fue quien destruyó obra en Zona Maco
Though no fan of sculpture, critic denies smashing it to pieces
ZONA MACO 2020 Y EL EPISODIO LESPER
The Fraud of Contemporary Art”: Dangerous Art Criticism by Avelina Lesper – Art & Crit by Eric Wayne
Destruyen obra de arte en ZONA MACO; ¿por qué señalan a Avelina Lésper? - Cultura Colectiva
Acusan a Avelina Lésper de destruir obra de arte en Zona Maco (y hay memes)
No se tomará ninguna acción en contra Lésper, aclara autor de la obra
An Art Critic Destroys a $20,000 Artwork at Mexico City Fair | Barnebys Magazine
$20,000 Sculpture Accidentally Smashed by Art Critic at Zona Maco
Critic Shatters Gabriel Rico Artwork at Zona Maco Fair in Mexico City – ARTnews.com
Art critic is slammed after she 'accidentally' destroys a $20,000 glass installation | Daily Mail Online
AVELINA LÉSPER'S STATEMENT AFTER THE INCIDENT AND CONFUSION IN ZONA MACO, MEXICO - Arte Al Dia
Highlights from Zona Maco - BmoreArt
An Art Critic Was Mocking A $20,000 Work She Didn't Like — Then It Shattered | WKAR Public Media
Avelina Lésper explica incidente con obra en Zona Maco - Grupo Milenio
Mexican art critic shatters $20,000 piece by resting pop can on it - National | Globalnews.ca
Avelina Lésper: Arte y destrucción en "Zona Maco" - SEÑALES PARA CRUZAR UN LABERINTO por José Luis Rico
Critic Accidentally Smashes Sculpture at Mexico City's Zona Maco Art Fair | Artsy
Rompen obra de arte en Zona Maco
Acusan a Avelina Lésper de destruir obra de arte en Zona Maco | Aristegui Noticias
Art Critic Destroys $20,000 Gabriel Rico Artwork | Hypebeast
Art Critic Avelina Lesper Accused of Destroying 19,000 Dollar Glass Sculpture by Gabriel Rico by Putting Soda Can Near It at Mexico City Art Fair in Mexico
Work of Gabriel Rico suffers incident in Zona Maco | Fahrenheit Magazine
Avelina Lésper: Arte, destrucción y una lata de Coca-Cola en Zona Maco | Cultura | EL PAÍS
