Latinx Black History Month

<em>Letter From... Haiti</em> “The Risks Are Higher Than Ever Before”
Artist Tessa Mars reflects about the political and social situation in Haiti in the past months.

<em>An Island Within an Island</em>
<strong> Haitians in Cuba – “Two Homelands, One Blood”</strong>
Filmmaker Esery Mondesir discusses his new documentary “Una Sola Sangre”, about Haitian communities in Cuba.

<em>Zumvi Archive</em>
<strong> Black Image Memory</strong>
Dedicated to photographic memories of Black populations, the Zumvi Archive has been documenting the history of Afro-Brazilians for three decades.

<em>Africa-Brazil</em> Artists in Transit in the 1960s and 1970s
In building bridges with Africa, Brazil’s military dictatorship did not hide its intentions to reinforce the country’s supposed racial democracy.

<em>In Conversation with Jim C. Nedd</em>
<strong> A Musical Portal to Africa in the Caribbean</strong>
A talk about the Colombian Caribbean musical culture of the “Picó” and multiple identities in the Caribbean in relation to Africa.

<em>Blacks, Chinese And Natives in Peruvian Graffiti</em> Speaking Walls
In Peru, young artists are exploring their roots – while trying to change the way the Latin American country regards itself.

<em>In Conversation with Tiffany Alfonseca</em> "The Representation Of Afro-Latino Culture Is Essential"
The Dominican-American artist talks about art, her roots and her new series In Quarantine.

<em>In Conversation with Gê Viana</em>
<strong> Confronting the Traumas of Colonization</strong>
The Brazilian artist speaks about her indigenous and black roots as trademarks of her work permeated with different languages.