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The Supernatural Queer: Mystical Ecologies and the Experience of Being Body in Felipe Baeza’s Artistic Practice

Eduardo Carrera R.

Memories of the Skin: The Work of Carlos Martiel

B’alam García

Arteology as Living History: Diógenes Ballester’s Counternarratives to Coloniality

Carlos Rivera Santana

Table Remains: Sites of Discipline and Alternative Empathies, or an Invitation for Found Object Transformation

O.M. Comstock
A street vendor’s cart and a hand-held cart stand in front of a colorful wall displaying ads for wire transfer services and concert posters.

The Inheritance of Diligencias

Leslie Ureña

Bend’s Bends: Christina Fernandez’s De- and Re-Materialization of Memory

Amy Sara Carroll

Hilos and the Unraveling of Borders in the Work of Consuelo Jimenez Underwood

Gilda Posada
Photo shows Carmelita in drag as Pingalito character holding placemat with Map of Cuba.

Carmelita Tropicana: Recordar es Vivir

Alexandra Martinez
A structure resembling a restaurant that serves pizza is installed in a gallery, including menus and a register. On the walls of the installation are video screens.

Freedom Denied

Lille Allen

Diana Solís’s World-Traveling Creative Praxis

Erika Gisela Abad
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