The “Semanariocultural” [Cultural Weekly], a supplement of the newspaper El Pueblo de Cali, (1975–86) published the article, “No salgas de tu barrio. Entrevista a Ever Astudillo” [Do Not Leave Your Neighborhood: An Interview with Ever Astudillo], written by Hernando Guerrero, the photographer, editor, and coordinator of the Cali weekly, on the occasion of the exhibition at the Museo de Arte Moderno [Museum of Modern Art] La Tertulia in Cali: Ever Astudillo dibujos, Fernell Franco fotografías y Óscar Muñoz dibujos [Ever Astudillo Drawings, Fernell Franco Photographs, and Óscar Muñoz Drawings] (1979). Guerrero divides the interview with Ever Astudillo into two parts. In the first part, Astudillo recalls the early days of his career, mentioning the major prizes he was awarded, such as the Bienal Americana de Artes Gráficas [American Biennial of Graphic Arts] (1973) and the XXIV Salón Nacional de Artistas [XXIV National Artists’ Exhibition] (1973). He highlights his academic stint at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) [National Autonomous University of Mexico], and concludes by discussing the goals and cultural references of his work. In the second, more analytical part of the interview, Astudillo reflects on the thematic similarities between his work and the works of the artists Fernell Franco and Óscar Muñoz, underscoring the role that photography plays in his creative expression.