The interdisciplinary artist, curator, and educator reflects on her artistic practice and scholarly research, including her formative years as a DominicanYorker and the legacy of slavery and colonialism in Santo Domingo.

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.

A cycle of racist backlash and online abuse in response to Disney's colorblind casting exposes a historically tepid approach to race within the Star Wars universe.

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

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.