The artist’s recent installation at SFMoMA highlights how a Chicana feminist sense of Rasquache, or Domesticana, composes a space for identity formation and cultural values.

A review of the Peruvian artist’s latest solo exhibition at Grimm gallery in Manhattan.

A new MoMA exhibition exploring the influential legacy of Just Above Midtown gallery, where the Puerto Rican artist began his career in fine arts and education.

A new exhibition inspired by the work of queer Argentine theologian Marcella Althaus-Reid features a selection of Latinx artists exploring themes of religion, enfleshment, and sexuality.

“Ofrenda a los Arrancados” honors Latinx communities in Chicago’s Pilsen and La Villita neighborhoods while creating an alternative to the Western colonial archive.

This massive survey of Latinx sound practices—”from the early avant-gardism of sound art to new interdisciplinary art forms”—features an intergenerational roster of 30 Latinx artists and collectives.