Contributors
Latitudes is an independent curatorial office initiated in April 2005 by Max Andrews and Mariana Cánepa Luna, that works in an international context from and in Barcelona, Spain.2 Articles
Milda Richardson is a new contributor to Big, Red & Shiny.2 Articles
Allison Vanouse is a Boston-based performer and playwright in the tradition of Izumo no Okuni. She is an administrator for the Association of Literary Scholars, Critics, and Writers and a literary editor for Riot of Perfume. Allison was graduated from Brandeis University in 2009, and has participated in the Saratoga International Theater Institute (SITI Company).2 Articles
Aziz Sohail is a 2013 graduate of Brandeis University with a BA in Art History. With experience and interest in arts management, curatorial studies and museum education, he has worked with the Rose Art Museum and the American Islamic Congress. This summer he is with the City of Pittsfield, Office of Cultural Development, as part of the Berkshire Hills Internship Program, through which he is also studying Creative Placemaking and Arts Management. At the conclusion of the program in mid-August, Aziz plans to go back to his native Pakistan to a position with the Citizen’s Archive of Pakistan.2 Articles
Artist Ramona Fabregas earned a BFA in Painting from Syracuse University and was awarded a postgraduate residency at the Glassell School of Art, MFA Houston. A Texas resident for over twenty-five years, she’s worked extensively in the film, theater, and computer game industries. She is intrigued by language and narratives of all sorts—from the day-to-day stories followed on Facebook, or among friends, to the stories we tell to ourselves or shape in communities. Mother, painter and writer, Ramona Fabregas resides in North Adams, MA.2 Articles
Cathleen Daley is a Boston-based artist and co-founder/director of Room 83 Spring in Watertown, MA, an artist-run curatorial project established in 2014. A site for experimentation and process, Room hosts a mix of creative disciplines, provocative installations, and engaging exchange. Open Thursdays and Saturdays 1 – 4, and always by appointment. www.room83spring.com2 Articles
Ileana L. Selejan is a Research Associate in the Anthropology Department at University College London, where she is a part of the European Research Council funded project, "Citizens of Photography: The Camera and the Political Imagination." She was previously the Linda Wyatt Gruber ’66 Curatorial Fellow in Photography at Wellesley College’s Davis Museum. Ileana also writes independently, and is a contributing member of "kinema ikon."2 Articles
Denis Mutungi is an artist, educator, and freelance writer based in the Greater Boston area. They have a background in Art Education and Art History. They are interested in the ontology of Blackness, Black contemporary art, and self-examination through artistic process.2 Articles
Taney Roniger is an artist, writer, and educator based in New York.2 Articles
