ISLAA Writer in Residence Francesca Ferrari explores Nikolai Kasak's affiliation with the Madí movement through an analysis of the Kasak-Madí archive, a collection of papers, correspondence, and photographs compiled by the Estate of Nikolai Kasak currently housed at ISLAA.

Iconic Argentine graphic designer, artist, and architect Edgardo Giménez spoke with New York–based Chilean designer Gonzalo Guerrero about the Argentine designer’s roots and his work across disciplines.

Abel González Fernández, ISLAA Writer in Residence, explores the discussions around the existence of a “Latin American art” from leftist, decolonial perspectives within the Mexican magazine Artes Visuales.

Riffing on the dual definitions of the Spanish word "rayar"—which means both "to draw" and "to scratch"—curator and writer Angelique Rosales Salgado excavates the archival and networked practice of Mexican artist Mónica Mayer, who has used her work to create lines of communication and to uncover quotidian oppressions.

Paola Peña Ospina, ISLAA Writer in Residence, explores how the journal Cal was a platform for aesthetics and political debates on Chilean art in the late 1970s.

2022–23 Graphic Designer in Residence Ramon Tejada muses on the multiplicity of perspectives on Latin American graphic design represented within the ISLAA Library and Archives.