Ink drawing of medical diagrams, figures, text, on a green background.

Con ES-MERO: La línea La línea diversificada y meticulosa de Pseudo...

“Cuando una obra tiene una sola interpretación para todo el que la mira, no es una obra de… Learn More

A bowl, grater, and various tools mixed with root vegetables and platanos are set in a radial position in the middle of concentric charcoal circles on canvas.

(Re)mejunje: In Conversation with Valeria Tizol Vivas

by Carlina Perna To say remejunje:requemar begins or ends with a particular gesture would be misleading. Throughout the performance, Valeria… Learn More

A bartender looks sadly into the distance.

In Direction of the Sun: An analysis of the monochromatic high key ...

by Harold J. Leonard Navarro Since color became the default in cinema, using black-and-white is now a deliberate choice (Misek, 2010). In… Learn More

Installation of works that look like the square and blocky aerial view of farmland from a plane.

Navigating Noise, Diasporic Mappings, and Ruptured Spaces: The Prac...

by Ana Hilda Figueroa de Jesús Nayda Collazo-Llorens (b.1968, San Juan, PR) is an artist based in Michigan who works on paper, canvas,… Learn More

A layered quilted collage of flowers, people, and rainbows.

Digging Deep: The Archeology of Identity in Amber Robles-Gordon’s Art

by Fabiola R. Delgado Working in the arts was something I never envisioned for myself, considering my background as a Human… Learn More

Collage on paper of images of Puerto Rican flags, religious figures, someone wearing sandals, colorful paper, and seashells. There is a note in the middle that reads "Your sad eyes always radiates/ed a smile/s. Your hands always healing and your soul ever forgives/ing. Your feet righteously grounded. I was so blessed but now I'm missing you now Mommy I am so thirsty now. All that you are is/was gone/joy."

Collage as Common Ground: Juan Sánchez’ "Poema para Mami" (2013)

by Mercedes Trelles So many things are familiar to me in this image: the chanclas, a staple of my childhood,… Learn More

Decorated and painted spiked mace weapons sit on pink display boxes in a gallery.

Arming the Contemporary Through Memory and Fantasy: A Look at Tools...

by Joseph Kattou If one was to enter the Caribbean history wing at a museum, assuming said museum would even… Learn More

Three women, two with fluffy dresses and one with a patterned blouse sits on a couch at home.

Christopher López’s Hoboken Fires: From Ashes, a Counter-Archive Em...

by Tamara Cedré On October 25, 1981, Ana Mercado lost her life along with her father, husband, and four children.… Learn More

An image of the interior of a plane. A sand pile in the shape of a child sits in one of the plane chairs.

The Formation of Islets as a Metaphor Against Distance and Oblivion...

by Juan Roque Islands arise through dynamic geological processes, including volcanic activity, tectonic plate shifts, and erosion. These forces not… Learn More

Culture Under Siege: Policing Culture

by Dr. Sarah Bruno What happens when the state attempts to regulate culture under the guise of protection? In our latest… Learn More

Palestine in the Nuyorican Literary Imagination: Pedro Pietri’s “Wi...

by Joseph Cáceres Tomorrow will always be / Within reach of us all // Because the many are / Plenty… Learn More

Reseña Debí Tirar Más Fotos (2025) por Bad Bunny

by Alex Sastre-Rivera Uno de los coros más populares en la época Navideña en mi Puerto Rico es la canción… Learn More

Hoy Te Recuerdo: Mapping Femicides in Puerto Rico

by Adrianna Ríos Adrianna Ríos has developed an interactive Google Map documenting femicides in Puerto Rico between January 2021 and… Learn More

Aquí y allá: Puerto Ricans, Puerto Rico, and the 2024 Elections

by Ivelisse Cuevas-Molina Puerto Ricans were in the national spotlight during the last weeks of the US presidential campaign at… Learn More

An East-Harlem–Diasporic–Renaissance: Manny Vega at the Museum of t...

by Carlos Ortiz Burgos captured by author Carlos Ortiz Burgos in Nov. 2024 Learn More

Inaugurating RicanWritings: A Ceremony for Relations

by Yomaira C. Figueroa-Vásquez In a time where the humanities, ethnic studies, books, and even knowledge itself are being banned, regulated,… Learn More