Yohanna M Roa – Editor
Editor INES_Magazina Yohanna M Roa is a transcultural-feminist visual artist, art historian, and art critic based in New York. Ana Tejeda Gallery represents her. She holds a Ph.D. in the History and Critical Theories of Art program from the Universidad Iberoamericana, México, where she graduated Cum Laude with her thesis. She holds a MA in […]
Nekane Aramburu
Nekane Aramburu holds a PhD summa cum laude in Art History and a Master’s in Museology. She was appointed director of the Fundación Apel•les Fenosa in 2022 through a competitive process, having previously served as director of institutions such as the Es Baluard Museum in Palma de Mallorca (2013–2019) and Espacio Ciudad in Vitoria (1999–2010). […]
Semíramis González
Breaking the Gaze: A Feminist Lens on Art, a column by Semíramis González In the evolving landscape of contemporary art, the need for critical feminist discourse has never been more urgent. In her column “Breaking the Gaze,” Semíramis González offers a discerning examination of art through a feminist lens, exploring the triumphs and shortcomings of representation. Whether analyzing […]
Kekena Corvalán
Kekena Corvalán is a curator, professor, and feminist writer who has significantly impacted the contemporary art scene in Latin America. Her extensive work spans curatorial practices, academic contributions, and feminist discourse. She curated the two editions of the transfeminist collective exhibition #paratodestode. This groundbreaking project highlighted the intersection of feminism and art, presenting innovative works […]
Daniel Santiago Salguero
Daniel Santiago Salguero is a Colombian artist whose work spans various media, including performance art and photography. He earned his B.F.A. in Audio-Visual Media and Photography in 2006 from Politécnico Grancolombiano in Bogotá. He completed an M.A. in Performance Art (Artes Vivas) at Universidad Nacional de Colombia in 2014. Salguero’s art has been exhibited at […]
fernanda ramos mena
Beneath Tides by fernanda ramos Mena is a literary analysis column dedicated to reviewing and uncovering works by women and gender-diverse authors, whether their voices resonate from their native lands, places of exile, or the diaspora. Here, literature knows no borders: from poetry that strikes a deep chord in the soul to fiction that provokes and challenges, […]
On the Horizon: 2025’s Must-Watch Artists
An Initiative of INES_Magazina INES_Magazina is an art criticism platform based in New York. We prioritize intersectional, decolonial, and transdisciplinary thinking. We see art criticism as a powerful tool for expanding analytical frameworks and enriching the understanding of contemporary art from multiple social, political, and cultural perspectives. We firmly believe that art cannot exist separate […]
