While in the United States there are particular ways of reading Blackness, when it comes to Latinx mixed-race people, this does not necessarily translate across hemispherically, causing slippages in readings of race.

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.

‘The SalviSoul Cookbook’ doesn’t just teach readers how to make dozens of Salvi dishes; it also honors the matriarchs who are so crucial to our culture. 

'In the Summers' is a queer, Latin indie film, but the story is for everyone, touching on themes of forgiveness, family, coming-of-age, and failure.

Alford’s clarity about the relevance of Blackness to Latinx identity serves as a balm for feeling invisible to raceless Latina authors.

The Latinx Project's La Feria will feature more than 60 academic books.

For 2024, NYLFF has yet again delivered another exciting slate.