Coinciding with a solo exhibition at the Frost Museum, A body in transit, the Peruvian-born artist discusses their artistic trajectory and recent work.

Jiménez’s abstract decolonial turn uses opacity through a logic of relation, very akin to Glissant’s view.

Together, the work of artists Camilo Godoy and Carlos Martiel capture the immediacy of generating and reanimating collective memory.

Two Afro-Latinx artists discuss diasporic identity, the influence of U.S. imperialism on their personal and familial trajectories, and the creative process behind some of their current work, among other topics.

The Philadelphia-based artist’s third solo exhibition features mixed-media paintings exploring ideas of self-fashioning, desire, and belonging.

The Jamaica-born artist Alicia Brown discusses the personal themes and familial subjects in her signature style of portraiture, which were featured in recent solo exhibition titled, "What About The Men."

The award-winning playwright and author discusses her upcoming projects, including a stage adaption of her memoir and a project addressing mass incarceration.

BEBA is an unflinching self-portrait by an up-and-coming, young Afro-Latina artist and filmmaker on a quest to discover her authentic voice.