Spanish 325 "Art as Protest in Spain and Latin America"
For the Fall 2020 semester, nine student-curators in Spanish 325 "Art as Protest in Spain and Latin America" mounted digital exhibits that demonstrate how art can be an effective mode of protest throughout the Spanish-speaking world. From works that shine a light on US imperialism in Latin America, to collective street protests in Chile, to campaigns to highlight the costs of environmental destruction in Central America and Spain, these nine exhibits tell striking stories of resistance through a diverse array of art, music and film. We invite you to take a virtual tour through our Museum of Art as Protest. (Amherst login required)
— Professor Sara J. Brenneis