The ruins of an ancient military fortress outside Havana have become a clandestine gay cruising spot. The old walls and the rubbles give shelter not only to Cuban male homosexuals, but also to a culture of resistance and socialization.
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Join us in congratulating Professor Roberto Rey Agudo as the newly appointed DCAL Faculty Fellow for the 2017-18 academic year!
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A group of specialists examine the close relationship that some key figures of Spanish culture have had with the United States and México, particularly in the field of architecture and the plastic arts.
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Zimmerman’s presentation will focus on Chicago Latino art from the city’s “Latino cultural explosion” of the 1970s and on to new generations responding to crises in Latin America and the U.S involving questions of discrimination, gentrification, displacement and struggle.
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Join Professor Eli Carter from the University of Virginia as he discusses the Pay-TV Law Era in Brazilian mediascape.
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