Ahead of the opening of her first solo show at Hidrante gallery in Puerto Rico, Brooklyn-based artist G. Rosa-Rey discusses her personal and artistic trajectory.

An incarcerated Latinx artist shares the disappointment and frustration of Global Tel Link tablets, a vital, once promising resource for prison inmates.

Exploring Bolivian feminist theory and praxis in the work of four Bolivian women artists engaging with themes of identity, the body, and displacement.

Following last year’s Dobbs decision, three feminist scholars discuss its impact on women of color and the ongoing struggle for reproductive health.

The Chicago-based multidisciplinary artist shares the inspiration behind his recent solo exhibition at the National Museum of Mexican Art.

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 personal reflection on the life and legacy of the influential Cuban-American artist.

On the spatial imaginary of The World’s Hottest Tour.