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Course name
Latinx Art and Activism
Institution
University of Notre Dame
Instructor
Tatiana Reinoza
Wikipedia Expert
Brianda (Wiki Ed)
Subject
Art History
Course dates
2024-08-28 00:00:00 UTC – 2024-12-11 23:59:59 UTC
Approximate number of student editors
15


This seminar examines the relationship between art and social movements in Latinx communities from the civil rights era to the present. The course will focus on graphic art media that negotiates relations of power, constructs multiple publics, and fuels many of the debates around the politics of identity. We will consider notions of authorship (collective/individual), activism, display, dissemination, consumption, collecting, and technology. Students will learn to think critically and empathetically about how these collective modes of art-making foreground the politics of representation: what we see, how we see, who gets to control our image, and how printed multiples can challenge those narratives. Students will enhance their skills in visual analysis and writing, gain insight into collaborative printmaking, and refine their ability to conduct original research.

Student Assigned Reviewing
Accioflower Judithe Hernández, Iliana Emilia García
Art104 Rupert García
CHA3456 Sarah Zapata
MCBRaps Charles Bojórquez
Philomena7 Lxs Dos
EldenLords Sandy Rodriguez
GrantUltraviolet15 Gilbert Luján
Ayootuuu Harmonia Rosales
Weiwning Jean-Michel Basquiat
Fluffsinfosheet Favianna Rodriguez Carlos Martiel
Mercury's column Crispin Gonzalez
StoricaDArte Harry Gamboa Jr.
Lacasadeyuli Carlos Martiel
Rin a1000 Medu Art Ensemble
Emartandactivism
RamenStudios Hiram Maristany
Studentt246 Maria Gaspar