Afro-Argentina or The Importance of Alternative Histories
(Originally published in C& América Latina on 21 January 2020) Gaby Messina began her professional career in publishing. Her interest in photography […]
Art Writing
Queering Boxing, Undoing the ‘Macho’
(Originally published in C& América Latina on 16 November 2020) Clotilde Jiménez is an Afro-Latino artist born in Honolulu that lives and
‘We were always here’ and the use of artistic activism as a tool for raising awareness
(Originally published in C& América Latina on 27 March 2020) In her photographs, Mexican artist Koral Carballo, born in Veracruz in 1987,
Visual Parables of Times
(Originally published in Photography+ on 27 May 2021) How can someone start to make sense of a socio-political and cultural context in
Considerations on ‘Tropical Identity’
(Originally published in C& América Latina on 7 November 2021) The multidisciplinary artist from Santo Domingo, who lives and works in New
Letting the Archive Speak of the Present
(Originally published in Photography+ on 12 April 2021) Xaviera Simmons is an interdisciplinary artist who lives and works in New York. Her
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
‘Poetics of Endurance’. Afterthoughts on The Space Between Things
(first published on Africanah on 8 April 2019) For the past ten weeks, Autograph has been home to one of the most
On Heroes, Authenticity, and the Power of Infiltration
(Originally published in British Journal of Photography on 17 June 2021) Josèfa Ntjam’s images require care and attention. A consideration that directly
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