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A jaguar statue sits atop a tri-fold display covered in black fur with framed black and white images to the right and left of a middle section that includes an assortment of books, human remains, and other objects dipped in blood and gold.

Genesis and Apocalypse in Raphael Montañez Ortiz’s “The Memorial…”

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

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Radical Occupation, Strategic Trespass: Candida Alvarez’s Painterly Disorientations

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Colonial Atmospheres: On Sofía Gallisá Muriente’s Celaje

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

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Turn away, towards, and unfurl: on the Work of Juan Sánchez

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