Interview of Víctor Zamudio-Taylor, the Mexican curator and contemporary Latin American art expert, who was the first exhibiter in the recently created cycle of internationalization and extension of the newly founded School of Art, part of Diego Portales University's Department of Architecture, Art and Design. This interview emerged from the context of the master's conference "Exhibitionary complexes: the case of Mexico", which he presented on August 3, 2006 to a standing-room only audience of young students and renowned visual artists. As part of his program of work in Chile, he returned to the UDP's auditorium to participate in a roundtable discussion moderated by School of Art Director Hernán Garfias. Also at the table were artists Darío Escobar and Patrick Hamilton, on hand for their joint exhibition "Objects in Transit," which Zamudio-Taylor curated, held over two months at the Gasco Hall of Contemporary Art in Santiago de Chile.