International Conference on Latin American Art, Music, and Performance Studies (ICLAAMPS - 26)

This track focuses on the rich tapestry of indigenous arts within Latin America, examining how these forms of expression contribute to cultural identity and heritage. Participants will analyze the intersection of traditional practices and contemporary influences in indigenous artistic expressions.

This session invites discussions on how memory shapes narratives in Latin American literature, reflecting on personal and collective histories. Papers will explore the interplay between memory, identity, and cultural expression in various literary forms.

This track examines how visual arts in Latin America serve as a medium for expressing postcolonial identities and critiques of colonial legacies. Participants will engage with case studies that highlight the role of visual arts in shaping cultural narratives.

Focusing on the evolution of theatre in Latin America, this session will explore how performance acts as a site for cultural dialogue and resistance. Contributions will analyze contemporary theatrical practices and their socio-political implications.

This track investigates the role of dance in articulating cultural resistance and identity within Latin American communities. Papers will highlight various dance forms and their significance in expressing social and political narratives.

This session addresses the impact of globalization on Latin American popular culture, exploring how global influences reshape local artistic expressions. Participants will discuss the tensions between tradition and modernity in contemporary cultural practices.

This track delves into the rich storytelling traditions of Latin America, examining their role in preserving cultural heritage and identity. Contributions will analyze various narrative forms, including oral traditions, literature, and digital storytelling.

Focusing on Latin American cinema, this session will explore how film serves as a powerful medium for social commentary and cultural critique. Papers will examine the ways filmmakers address issues of identity, globalization, and historical narratives.

This track investigates the relationship between heritage and creativity in Latin American art, focusing on how artists navigate and reinterpret cultural legacies. Participants will discuss the role of heritage in inspiring innovative artistic practices.

This session explores the enduring impact of colonial history on contemporary Latin American arts, examining how artists respond to and critique colonial legacies. Contributions will analyze various artistic forms and their engagement with historical narratives.

This track focuses on the diverse musical expressions in Latin America as reflections of cultural identity and social dynamics. Participants will explore the ways in which music serves as a vehicle for storytelling and cultural continuity.