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Topic: State Violence

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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…”

Néstor David Pastor López

Sonic Vibrations

Itzel Corona Aguilar

Memories of the Skin: The Work of Carlos Martiel

B’alam García
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

Adriana Corral’s Sous Rature, “Under Erasure” (2016) and Unearthed: Desenterrado (2018)

Raquel Gutiérrez

Death & Ambition in Vincent Valdez’s Art

Jorge Eduardo Sibaja

Regarding Cuba in Coco Fusco’s To Live in June with Your Tongue Hanging Out

Luke Urbain
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