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Caribbean Contrast: Puerto Rican and Cuban carteles and their representation of distinct political relationships with the United States
Cuba and Puerto Rico are the two wings of a bird, they receive flowers and bullets over the same heart. —Lola Rodriguez de Tió The poster—an important medium for social, political, cultural, and economic communication—was adopted in the twentieth century...
Learn MoreDiseñando Identidad: Community Education, Design, and Politics in Puerto Rico
In the mid-twentieth century, Puerto Rico’s first elected governor, Luis Muñoz Marín, developed a radical educational program that leveraged design, film, and art to provide basic education for predominantly rural Puerto Rican communities. DIVEDCO (the Division of Community Education), a...
Learn MoreIn/dependence: An Incomplete Survey of Cuban Design
Cuban graphic design is complex; its breadth and depth links to politics, geography, nationalism, inventiveness, economics, and much more. This complexity, in addition to 60+ years of a communist dictatorship that continues to trigger a Cuban diaspora expanding the globe,...
Learn MoreLatinx Identities and Self-Reflection in Traditional Design Learning Spaces
This lecture refers to otherness in traditional design and art canons and looks at the invisibility of Latin American/Latinx identities, cosmovisions, and voices in design education, with a focus on the female experience. Erasure of non-white, non-male, non-western identities and cultures in...
Learn MoreOn Queerness & Race in Brazilian Art & Design
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Brazil, the largest country in Latin America, is “full of potential and imagination.” It is a land brimming with regional customs and traditions and multiple histories and encounters both clash and coalesce. This pair of lectures dig through layers of...
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