I am a scholar of modern and contemporary Latin America with a particular focus on the history of slavery and the literature, aesthetics, and philosophy of the Hispanophone Caribbean and Brazil. My research interests include Afro-Latin American writers in the nineteenth century, the history of political thought in the Caribbean, the relation between slavery and literary form, and critical theory and aesthetics of both Spanish America and Brazil. I am also interested in the relation between exile and correspondence, and architectural form and politics in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Cuba.
Spanish and Portuguese
Aparecida Vilaça. Paletó y yo. Memorias de mi padre indígena. Introduction, Translation, Edition and Notes. La Habana: Fondo Editorial Casa de las Américas, 2020. 252pp. 2020 Casa de las Américas Prize for Brazilian Literature.
"Viaje a La Habana, viaje en el tiempo." Cuban Studies 49, 2020. pp. 350-358.
"Apoteosis." Crónicas de una pequeña ciudad mexicana en La Habana. Rubén Gallo (ed.). Madrid: Editorial Hypermedia, 2020. pp. 157-163.
With Beatriz Colomina, Bart-Jan Polman and Iván L. Munuera. Liquid La Habana: Ice Cream, Rum, Waves, Sweat and Spouts. Exhibition. Princeton University School of Architecture, Mellon Initiative, Media + Modernity Program, and Princeton Program in Latin American Studies, Princeton, 9 April-11 May, 2018. Closing event: Gallery Talk, Symposium + Ice Cream Social(ism) with Tania Bruguera, Miguel Coyula and Rachel Price. Reviewed by Diario de Cuba; e-flux Architecture.
With Márcia de Castro Borges and Lara Norgaard. "Ricardo Lísias: Não precisa acreditar no que digo. E nem acho que deva." Interview. Fórum de Literatura Brasileira Contemporânea, vol. 10, no. 19, 2018, pp. 199-218.
Brioso Rieumont, Ingrid and Frank D. Frías Rondón. Una recta entre dos puntos negros. Short Story Collection. La Habana: Editorial Extramuros, 2009.
"El tren." Short Story. El Cuentero. La Habana: Centro de Formación Literaria Onelio Jorge Cardoso, 2013. Luisa Pérez de Zambrana Narrative Award, Cuba.
"Dear Lourdes." Testimonial. Eds. Maldonado, Nancy S, and Lilia L. DiBello. Hispanic/latino American Families in the United States: An Introduction for Educators and Care Providers. Olney, MD: Association for Childhood Education International, 2012.
Exhibition: Liquid La Habana: Ice Cream, Rum, Waves, Sweat and Spouts. With Beatriz Colomina, Bart-Jan Polman and Iván L. Munuera. Princeton University School of Architecture, Program in Latin American Studies, Princeton Mellon Initiative and Program in Media and Modernity, Princeton, 9 April-11 May, 2018. Closing event: Gallery Talk, Symposium + Ice Cream Social(ism) with Tania Bruguera, Miguel Coyula and Rachel Price. Reviewed by Diario de Cuba; e-flux Architecture.
Catalog: Liquid La Habana: Ice Cream, Rum, Waves, Sweat and Spouts. Eds. Beatriz Colomina, Bart-Jan Polman, Iván L. Munuera and Ingrid Brioso Rieumont. Princeton: Princeton University School of Architecture, Program in Latin American Studies, Princeton Mellon Initiative and Program in Media and Modernity, 2018. 37 pp.
Literary Catalogue: Reader: Cuban Literary Excerpts. Edition and Translation by Ingrid Brioso Rieumont. Princeton: Princeton University School of Architecture, Program in Latin American Studies, Princeton Mellon Initiative and Program in Media and Modernity, 2018. 43 pp.
Documentary. Testimonio Project: Stories of Undocumented Lives in Springfield, MA. Documentary script and interviews by Ingrid Brioso Rieumont. Northampton Community Television and American Friends Service Committee Western Massachussets Program, 2014.
2022. Princeton University President’s Award for Scholarly Excellence.
2021-22. Princeton University Dean’s Completion Fellowship and Postgraduate Research Associate Appointment.
2019-20. Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Fellowship.
2018-19. Cuban Heritage Collection Research Fellowship.
2018. Princeton University Teaching Award.
2015. Elizabeth Wanning Harries Prize, Smith College. For excellence in the study of literature.
