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Intervenxions is an online publication of TLP that features original writings, criticism, and interviews exploring contemporary Latinx Art, Politics, & Culture.
Evelyn López de Guzmán in Her Own Words
Evelyn López de Guzmán's talks about the trajectory of her career after leaving New York.
Telenovela Dreams and Other Borrowed Fantasies
The University of Puerto Rico Río Piedras Campus’s YouTube channel is a treasure trove of archival footage from the nation’s audiovisual past.
Revisiting the Community Las Madrinas Built in Los Sures
Puerto Rican madrinas from Los Sures in 1980s Williamsburg were the thread weaving their community together.
Remapping Coloniality: The Puerto Rican Art of Decolonial Cartography
The Western notion of maps is a representation with no connection to the living reality of the territory.
Rompeforma: Defying Norms and Reimagining Performance on Stages and Cinema
The Rompeforma festival celebrated dance, movement, visual arts, and performances that defied traditional disciplinary norms, challenged boundaries, and embraced experimental fugues.
Exhibition Reviews
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