Gabriel Garcia Roman and the Representations of Queer Women of Color
The art of Gabriel Garcia Roman is a revolutionary act of love for himself and his communities – something more critics should write about.
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“Cultural Capital” Interrogates Museums’ Ongoing Colonial Theft
The new documentary, “Cultural Capital” reveals how colonialism steals narrative authority – the right to decide what matters.
“The Devil Wears Prada 2” Seeks to Right Capitalism’s Role in Art
“The Devil Wears Prada 2” swaps the fairy tale for a critique of the news (and arts) crisis with a splash of philanthrocapitalism.
Elsa María Meléndez: Sewing Resistance, Stitching Truths
Through textiles, Elsa María Meléndez creates raw, unapologetic takedowns of Puerto Rico’s colonial status. She should be a household name.
Yali Romagoza: Performance, Protest, and the Art of Not Asking for Permission
If the art world won’t invite Latina artists in, we’ll keep showing up anyway. And as Yali Romagoza has already proven, we’ll do it in style.
The Press Should Stop Ignoring Latina Artists
Latina visual artists are overlooked, undervalued, and underpaid. The mainstream press ignores them, but not us at Latina Media Co.
HBO Max’s ‘Station Eleven’ Can Help You Process Pandemic Trauma
A play-within-a-play, ‘Station Eleven’ uses theater so beautifully as a way to heal the ongoing trauma everyone continues to experience within the pandemic.