Dissident Identities

Afro-Queer Caribbean Aesthetics

AvAnastasia Valecce,Rosita Scerbo

Inbunden, Engelska, 2027

Del i serien Reframing Media, Technology, and Culture in Latin/o America

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How artists and culture workers mobilize aesthetics, embodiment, and care to reimagine worlds across the Hispanic Caribbean and its diasporasThis book explores how Afro-queer artists, writers, performers, filmmakers, and activists across the Hispanic Caribbean and its diasporas use culture as a space of resistance, imagination, and community-building. Bringing together critical analysis alongside creative works of different forms and media, Dissident Identities examines how questions of race, gender, sexuality, embodiment, and belonging are negotiated through visual art, film, performance, music, poetry, and digital media.Spanning Puerto Rico, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Colombia, and diasporic communities, the book highlights cultural producers whose work challenges dominant narratives about identity while offering new ways of thinking about freedom, care, memory, and social transformation. Contributors analyze topics ranging from Afro-diasporic spirituality and decolonial feminist art to multimodal performance, urban music, and activism through digital visual culture. Together, these chapters reveal how Afro-queer cultural production functions not only as artistic expression but also as a powerful form of political intervention.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2027-06-29
Mått:155 x 235 x undefined mm
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Reframing Media, Technology, and Culture in Latin/o America
Antal sidor:338
Förlag:University Press of Florida
ISBN:9781683406723

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Konstböcker inom Kultur
Kultur och medier inom Samhälle och politik
HBTQ+ inom Samhälle och politik

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Anastasia Valecce, associate professor of Hispanic cultural studies at Spelman College, is the author of Disobedient Women: Decolonial Movements of Afro-Queer Puerto Rican Women.Rosita Scerbo, associate professor of Afro-Latine visual and digital cultures at Georgia State University, is the author of Gendered Aesthetics of Blackness: Afro-Cuban Women’s Visual Art and Activism.Contributors: Alexéi Tellerías Khalilah Ali-Brite Masonya J. Bennett Nicole Bonino Danny Méndez Rayza De La Hoz Pérez Elena Valdez Raul Moarquech Ferrera-Balanquet Mabel Cuesta Maybel Mesa Morales Biúlida Pérez Blanco Roseli Rojo Eudes Toncel Rosado Wilay Méndez-Páez Yolanda Arroyo Pizarro Zaira O. Rivera Casellas Zorimar Rivera Montes

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“Dissident Identities brings together an extraordinary range of scholarly and creative voices to insist that Afro-queer aesthetics are not simply matters of representation, but forms of ethical, spiritual, and political knowledge. Across visual art, performance, new media, film, and poetry, the volume foregrounds relation, embodiment, care, and refusal as modes of world-making that emerge from Afro-diasporic Caribbean histories and lived experience.”—Joshua Deckman, author of Feminist Spiritualities: Conjuring Resistance in the Afro-Caribbean and Its Diasporas“An urgent and timely contribution to an often-understudied aspect of Black Latinx Caribbean life, the queer folks who make the political and intellectual labor of art, culture, dance, music, performance.”—Paul J. López Oro, author of Indigenous Blackness: The Queer World-Making Politics of Garifuna Nueva York