LGBTQ+ Liberation in the Andes through Q’iwa and Popular Celebrations
(First published in C& América Latina on 7 June 2023) The photography exhibition documents how gender-diverse performers embodied the historical character La China […]
One of Yours: Presidential Candidate Daniel Mayrit Talks Images and Its Politics
(Originally published in Trigger on 21 May 2023) Daniel Mayrit is a Spanish politician who, in 2008, initiated an eponymous political movement
Mountain of Salt
(Originally published in C4 Journal on 9 May 2023) Bindi Vora’s newest book Mountain of Salt (Perimeter Editions, 2023) is an assemblage of sorts.
Playing as a Strategy for Imagining Identities
(Originally published in C& América Latina on 1 March 2023) River Claure explores and questions the notion of identity as something essential
Visualizing the Cholitas of the Future
(Originally published in C& América Latina on 11 January 2023) Through their pop art, the duo, Cholita Chic, visualizes the cholita, who
On the Magic of Photography & Its Healing Prowess
(Originally published in Intervenxions part of the Latinx Project, New York University, on 29 November 2022) Raquel Villar-Pérez (RVP): Can you tell
Indigo Dye: A Shared Language in the Global South
(Originally published in C& América Latina on 5 October 2022) Tracing the practices of Ana Teresa Barboza, Sandra Monterroso, Yee I-Lann,
Guerra and its Unexpected Polysemic Unfolding
(Originally published in A*Desk on 12 September 2022) Exquisite materials, seamless not-all-familiar-for-Western-eyes shapes, and a rich multi-layered background is whatGuerra, Nikki Luna’s most
Winding the Roads to the Self
(Originally published in Photomonitor in May 2022) ‘I am basking in the unexpected warmth of the heliosphere… You were there, standing alone,
Los Historiantes
(Text for catalogue, published by Liliana Block Gallery, USA, 2021) ‘… Bajó cabalgando en las grupas de los caballos que los