This lecture offers an unprecedented approach to women’s role as a modernizing force in Cuban society. Led by Aldeide Delgado, Director and Founder of the Women Photographers International Archive, it focuses on the scenario marked by the existence of the Photographic Club of Cuba, between 1935 and 1962. Delgado will [...]
Following two inspiring international conferences about the role of women photographers held at Tate Modern in April 2015 and National Gallery of Art in Lithuania in 2017, we are hosting the third conference at Tate Modern in autumn 2019. Through a mix of call for papers and invited speakers, [...]
Latin America’s rich cultural heritage is made of countless languages, cultural identities, and communities of people who coalesce endlessly, multiculturalism defies categorization. In the United States today Latinx, Hispanics, Latinos, Chicanos, Mexicans, Cubans, Colombians, Argentinians, Puerto Ricans and an endless number of other nationalities, affiliation, races, associations, identifications, and [...]
Queerizar lo latino ¿Qué significa «latinx»?
Queerizar lo latino ¿Qué significa «latinx»? Aldeide Delgado «Latinx» (pronunciado la-tin-eks) define a los individuos de origen latinoamericano que han nacido, se han educado o nacionalizado en Estados Unidos y no se identifican con las asignaciones de género femenino y masculino, correspondientes a los sujetos, [...]
Arte, feminismos y espiritualidad. Prácticas de producción y recepción del arte feminista en Cuba
Arte, feminismos y espiritualidad. Prácticas de producción y recepción del arte feminista en Cuba. Aldeide Delgado En el socialismo la igualdad entre los administrativamente clasificados «mujeres» y «hombres» se proclama como una conquista, aun cuando en la práctica permanecen [...]
Border Identities: Uses of the Alter Ego in Latinx Art
Border Identities: Uses of the Alter Ego in Latinx Art Aldeide Delgado I believe in the power of decorating and anesthetizing the body in order to exaggerate, challenge and problematize mythical notions of the Mexican Other. In the American imagination, Mexicans are allowed [...]
This lecture offers an unprecedented approach to women’s role as a modernizing force in Cuban society. Led by Aldeide Delgado, Director and Founder of the Women Photographers International Archive, it focuses on the scenario marked by the existence of the Photographic Club of Cuba, between 1935 and 1962. Delgado will [...]
Following two inspiring international conferences about the role of women photographers held at Tate Modern in April 2015 and National Gallery of Art in Lithuania in 2017, we are hosting the third conference at Tate Modern in autumn 2019. Through a mix of call for papers and invited speakers, [...]
Latin America’s rich cultural heritage is made of countless languages, cultural identities, and communities of people who coalesce endlessly, multiculturalism defies categorization. In the United States today Latinx, Hispanics, Latinos, Chicanos, Mexicans, Cubans, Colombians, Argentinians, Puerto Ricans and an endless number of other nationalities, affiliation, races, associations, identifications, and [...]