This massive survey of Latinx sound practices—”from the early avant-gardism of sound art to new interdisciplinary art forms”—features an intergenerational roster of 30 Latinx artists and collectives.

Two Caribbean artists explore decolonial aesthetics through site-specific installations in their respective first solo shows at the Glyndor House in the Bronx.

Through photographs and installations, the artist gives her viewers a sense of both personal and collective memory, exile, and generational traumas.

The artist’s new solo exhibition converts six LED screens into roaring A-frame campfires to evoke “the fiery tension between control and chaos.”

A review of "The Magic of Everyday Life: Luis Carle’s Queer Translocal Photography," a new exhibition focusing on the photographer's thirty-year career.

A recent exhibit at the Boricua Art Gallery showcased the breadth of Garifuna culture.