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Intervenxions is an online publication of TLP that features original writings, criticism, and interviews exploring contemporary Latinx Art, Politics, & Culture.
Regenerative Casitas: Eternal Works in Progress
Deeply rooted in a sense of place, the casitas Puerto Ricans created emerge as architectures of resistance that transpose embodied knowledge into continuous elements woven into the urban fabric.
Maria Gaspar’s Abolitionist Dreams Permeate ‘Compositions’
Gerardo Castro Reembodies All That’s Truly Sacred
Though gender, colonialism, Santería, and racialization play leading roles in Castro’s work, it is spirituality that brings them together and activates them with different purposes.
Sophie Castillo and British Latinidad
In the UK, Latinx artists are attempting to make visible the realities of being Latinx in a country that is far too unfamiliar with the diaspora.
Occupying Salt Lake: A Decade of Latinx Creators Taking Up Space at Sundance
How did we get to this place where Latinx folks, in particular, are making such strong inroads in one of Hollywood’s most storied institutions?
Colonial Legacies: The Met Museum and the Absence of Latinx Designers in Fashion Archives
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Afro-Latinx Studies
Focusing on portraiture and landscape, Báez deeply understands how to use art and creolized forms to ascend above displacement.
Alford’s clarity about the relevance of Blackness to Latinx identity serves as a balm for feeling invisible to raceless Latina authors.
The ‘NEGRITA’ doc uses the racial descriptor as an entry point to discuss the lasting effects of colonialism in Latin America, the Caribbean, and its diasporas
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