La Rampa – which takes its name from the final stretch of the famous Calle 23 in Havana, is an independent large format publication, something between a magazine and a book.

The publication focuses on counter histories and new narratives, bringing attention to the many languages of resistance, re-conceptualizing the way in which we understand the past, experience the present and re-imagine the future.

Issues present geo-political spaces connected by shared memories bringing together artists, writers and thinkers from different backgrounds and disciplines.

The publication aims to challenge historical narratives and visuality that have defined people and places and how they see themselves, contributing to the archives of the Global South — fostering future mechanisms of resistance.