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Articles tagged “Spanish”

  • Featured Image: A close-up of "Wishing Upon a Grieving Well," by Yasmeen Nematt Alla, where viewers can look into the glass jars and vases on the floor and see the tablets in the water. Photo by Guanyu Xu.

    Review: Space to Say at Heaven Gallery

    by S. Nicole Lane
    May 12, 2022

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    Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions
  • Memoir, Mythos, and the Maximalist Practice of Cecilia Beaven

    by Tempestt Hazel
    April 4, 2022

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    Archives, Featured, Interviews, Sound, Film + Video
  • Memorias, mitos y la práctica maximalista de Cecilia Beaven

    by Tempestt Hazel
    April 4, 2022

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    Artists, Bilingual, Interviews, Sound, Film + Video
  • Imagen de portada: una ilustración de una mesa pequeña con una silla blanca. Un lino de color lechoso cubre sobre la mesa con una orquídea púrpura en un jarrón de vidrio por encima. La ilustración está colocada sobre un fondo negro texturizado. Ilustración de Damiane Nickles.

    Fille Colonisée: una historia por Short Latina

    by Short Latina
    June 8, 2021

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    Archives, Bilingual, Poetry + Short Stories
  • This image shows an oblique grid of parts of nine video thumbnails. Each thumbnail has the “GLx” logo in its top left-hand corner, actors in black-and-white cut out against a solid-color background, and a title (e.g., “Birthday Funeral,” “Chola Wisdom,” “Casitas,” “What is GLx?”, “Your Forever Home”). Across the images, actors have a variety of expressions, costumes, and props.

    Beyond the Page: Generation LatinX

    by Marya Spont-Lemus
    August 26, 2018

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    Archives, Artists, Columns + Series, Community, Featured, Interviews, Sound, Film + Video
  • This is a photograph of three copies of the book “Brea,” against a light background. Two lie flat in the left side of the frame, front cover and spine visible, and the third is upright, with only the front cover showing. The front cover image is an ink illustration of a young boy in close-up, straight-on, showing his face, chest, and parts of his arms. He wears a long-sleeved shirt and his hands are flipped upside-down over his eyes to form goggles, of sorts, with each thumb and forefinger. Courtesy of the artist.

    Beyond the Page: Carlos Matallana

    by Marya Spont-Lemus
    April 13, 2018

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