Her artworks centers community, something she got to see in different iterations as she moved between spaces. Chong holds different identities, but neither made her feel as though she was enough.

Luis Álvaro Sahagún Nuño’s 'Lo que me grita mi piel' sculpture is an autoethnographical and autobiographical soul retrieval.

With Blinked Twice, Vani Aguilar captures the networks between Chicago, where they previously lived, and Los Angeles, where they are from and currently reside.

We reached out to the veteran critics and asked them to reflect on the confluence of events that led to the creation of terms that have had such a lasting impact.

The Western notion of maps is a representation with no connection to the living reality of the territory.

The Mexican artist uses transmigratory world-building and nonlinear expressions to dismantle reductive perceptions of Latinx art and explore the politics of identity.

With the Puerto Rico–based, Cuba-born artist Sánchez, we see work that gestures to the female body in its ever-changing forms.

Felipe Baeza on his artistic process and the variety of iconography, like Catholicism and ancient Mesoamerican art, that informs his work.