Kathryn Quinn-Sánchez (Georgian Court University). Production in the 20th and 21st centuries co-edited by Dr. Label Me Latina/o is an online, refereed international e-journal that focuses on Latina/o/x Literary Research in which they independently interview Latino/a/x artists, writers and performers This initiative by the Center for Latino Studies is a product of independent student The United States, shaping culture, and furthering the arts with Arte Latino Now. Meet the Latino/a/x artists, writers and performers who are living and working in This Time You Eat the Fruit My Snaky Friend by Luis Ardila Arte Latino Now: Student Projects We also hope you enjoy the ARTE LATINO NOW 2021 Exhibition, Performance and Readings. Check out art from Latinos around the nation on the Arte Latino Now Facebook page. In 2021, the exhibition has a virtual platform, thus affording a wider exposure for Were exhibited at Queens University of Charlotte in this annual exhibition. Beginning To submit an original creative work in their medium of choice. We invite artists who self-define as Latino/a/x and live and work in the United States The exciting cultural and artistic contributions of Latinos in the United States. With artist Edwin Gil, Queens' Department of World Languages, and the Department ofĪrt, Design and Music, Arte Latino Now is an annual art exhibition that seeks to highlight Sponsored by The Center for Latino Studies at Queens University of Charlotte in partnership
The Dancing Fairies by Carlos Solis Arte Latino Now That support the broader Latino population. Queens’ commitment to community engagement, the Center also engages in community projects Students, and the wider community can engage in research, cultural exploration, andĭialogue about the Latino community’s contributions and experiences.
The Center creates an intellectual and physical space in which scholars, local leaders,
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