Edu Carrera R

Edu Carrera R has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in June 2021. Resources educr has populated their site with include: • Dispossessions in the Americas – Wrightwood 659 • Southern Queer Style (1985–1995): Photography, Performativity & Spirituality in the HIV/AIDS Archive • The Supernatural Queer: Mystical Ecologies and the Experience of Being Body in Felipe Baeza's Artistic Practice - US LatinX Art Forum • ARTE QUEER/CUIR LATINOAMERICANO EN EEUU - Artishock Revista • The First Homosexuals Symposium - Wrightwood 659 • The First Homosexuals | Art and Photography | Phaidon • Teddy Sandoval and the Butch Gardens School of Art • Un Archivo Inexistente / The Inexistent Archive • A Collision of Temporalities and Spaces: Miguel Ferrando between New York and the Dominican Republic • The Second Annual Visual AIDS Research Symposium | MoMA • They Were Roommates | Penn Museum • #050 Solsticio Curated by Eduardo Carrera R. — KATES-FERRI PROJECTS • Independent Curators International Research Fellow | under the Marian Goodman Gallery Initiative in honor of the late Okwui Enwezor • Visual AIDS | The George Febres We Deserve: Photography and Queer… • Visual AIDS | Makeshift Historiographies: Case Studies in HIV/AIDS… • Latin American Artists: From 1785 to Now | Phaidon • SALÓN DE JULIO DE GUAYAQUIL. HISTORIA Y DESAFÍOS - Artishock Revista • Introducing our 2023 Research Fellows | Visual AIDS • Affectivities, Mushrooms and Planets. Artistic pratices that locate stars. • CLIMATE: Our Right to Breathe • Making Life Livable • RAÍZ • AGAINST NATURE: CUY(R) ECOLOGIES AND BIODIVERSE AFFECTIVITIES • An Army of (Brown and Black) Lovers Cannot Lose. • DEVIANT CURATORIAL PRACTICES AND QUEER ARCHIVES • THERE'S SO MUCH I WANT TO SAY TO YOU. Representation spaces for the Queer community. • Brown and Black Affectivities: Conversation with Colectivo Ayllu - Migrant Transgressors of the Kingdom of Spain • Making the [Private] Public: Resonances between Art/Activism/Caregiving (1980 – 2080) • Contemporary Artistic Practices, Insubordinate Bodies, and Self-Representation Policies