@fotoslasirena.bsky.socialALEXANDRE ARREACHEA, Cuban, produces pieces that are intimately involved with place, including geography, history, memory, social justice, politics. His work is often architectural in nature, ax installation, watercolor, sculpture. Day 26 of #LatinxHeritageMonth #LatinxContemporaryArtist
@princetonupress.bsky.socialLavishly illustrated and featuring three double gatefolds, ¡Printing the Revolution! presents a vibrant look at the past, present, and future of an essential aspect of Chicano art.
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Pega celebrates Latinx Heritage Month by honoring the rich cultures, histories, and achievements of the Latinx community and recognizing how Latinx@Pega inspires growth, strengthens connections, and enriches our workplace through leadership and collaboration. #LatinxHeritageMonth #LifeatPega
@archives.boston.govSeptember 15th - October 15th is Latinx Heritage Month! take a look at Mayor Walsh at a Hispanic heritage celebration in East Boston in 2018!
#LatinxHeritageMonth #HispanicHeritageMonth
@fotoslasirena.bsky.socialCAMILA ROSA is a Brazilian illustrator & artist based in Brooklyn. Her works, featuring high contrast & limited palette, center women: highlighting connections, identity. Her portrayal of women take up space in a glorious, joyful way. Day 25 of #LatinxHeritageMonth #LatinxContemporaryArtist
@fotoslasirena.bsky.socialCONSUELO JIMENEZ UNDERWOOD, Chicana & Indigenous (Wixaritari), is a fiber artist & weaver whose work addresses immigration & migration. Ape specifically often interrogates the arbitrary borderline that separates Mexico & the US. Day 24 of #LatinxHeritageMonth #LatinxContemporaryArtist
@princetonupress.bsky.socialThis Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, uncover a new history of capitalism from the perspective of the landed communities surrounding Mexico City in John Tutino’s The Mexican Heartland.
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@sexworkhistorian.bsky.social(1/6) Even more books for #LatinXHeritageMonth (queer edition):
@sexworkhistorian.bsky.socialCORRECTION: A feminsit reading list for #LatinXHeritageMonth
@sexworkhistorian.bsky.social(1/45) A list of authors, theorists, and works for #LatinXHeritageMonth:
@sexworkhistorian.bsky.social(1/5) 🧵on feminist and decolonial literature for #LatinXHeritageMonth:
@fotoslasirena.bsky.socialTERESITA FERNÁNDEZ is a Cuban-American visual artist whose large scale works & installations propose landscapes that might reveal other, psychological surfaces, places, times. Her materials bring their own histories with them into the art. Day 23 of #LatinxHeritageMonth #LatinxContemporaryArtist
@fotoslasirena.bsky.socialTEDDY SANDOVAL, a queer Chicano artist in the late 1900s, challenged ideas of masculinity, sexuality in the Chicano community. His work was transgressive and existed out of institutional acceptance, instead he created his own institutions & community. #LatinxHeritageMonth #LatinxContemporaryArtist
@princetonupress.bsky.socialIn Republics of Knowledge, Nicola Miller uses an account of nineteenth-century Latin American to argue how these early republics forged their identities through creating and circulating knowledge.
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@sexworkhistorian.bsky.social(1/4) Thread on medicine for #LatinXHeritageMonth:
@teawitch.bsky.socialCame home from work to find my partner cooking enchilada soup and Selena blasting on the radio. Happy #LatinxHeritageMonth to me! 🙌🤤💃
@rossanadantonio.bsky.socialWhat better way to celebrate #LatinxHeritageMonth than with a Gold Medal from the #InternationalLatinoBookAwards! 🏅
Our voices matter. Our stories matter. And today, more than ever, they must echo loud and far. ❤️📚✨ #26Seconds
@sexworkhistorian.bsky.social(1/3) Short thread on LatinX architecture for #LatinXHeritageMonth:
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