Topic: Caribbean

Round glass forms are suspended from a series of mobiles in a gallery. The forms vary in color and shape, including teal, blue, brown, black, and orange with colorful accents.

To Breathe Full and Free: Abstraction and Reprieve in María Magdalena Campos-Pons’ “The Rise of the Butterflies”

Kaillee Coleman

Fragmented cut-outs of women’s body parts are suspended in air, some of which are photographs, and others of which feature silhouetted forms covered in tropical floral prints.

The Construction of Paradise: Joiri Minaya’s Subversion of Colonial Encounters within Caribbean Tourism

Bettina Pérez Martínez

A person with dark skin wearing a yellow dress is sitting and pulls an opaque plastic helmet over their face. They are surrounded by small video screens and tropical foliage.

Las Nietas de Nonó: “Ilustraciones de la Mecánica” and Spaces of Refusal

Estefanía Vallejo Santiago

Casa-Isla/House-Island: Edra Soto’s Reimagining of Insularity

Elizabeth Mirabal

Colonial Atmospheres: On Sofía Gallisá Muriente’s Celaje

Maria Zazzarino

Mother Water

Nathan Xavier Osorio

Memories of the Skin: The Work of Carlos Martiel

B’alam García