Incomplete Latinx Stories of Diseño Grafico centers the work and histories of art and design in Latin America. From a Latinx diasporic perspective, we look at the pluralistic work that comes out of the diverse cosmologies, perspectives, and points of view from the continent—inspired in part by Gloria Anzaldua’s seminal Borderlands/ La Frontera. It is the second in a series of BIPOC Centered design history courses facilitated by Ramon Tejada and Polymode Studio.
My class (“Latinx Identities and Self-Reflection in Traditional Design Learning Spaces”) as well as every class in this series is available to purchase individually, or at a discounted rate when the course pass is purchased.
| Click the image on the right to access the course |
