Postcommodity and the Latinx-Indigenous Continuum: Epistemic Resistance through Material, Form, and Sound
Jeanette Degollado
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Radical Occupation, Strategic Trespass: Candida Alvarez’s Painterly Disorientations
Matt Morris
On the Maternal Archetype: Transformation and Transmutation in Delilah Montoya’s La Malinche and La Guadalupana
Emma Oslé
Our Mother Portable Mural: Yolanda M. López’s Nuestra Madre (1981-1988)
Gabriela Rodriguez-Gomez
Colonial Atmospheres: On Sofía Gallisá Muriente’s Celaje
Maria Zazzarino
Sonic Vibrations
Itzel Corona Aguilar
Mother Water
Nathan Xavier Osorio
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