Alexis Gines
Uses three generations of family archive to reimagine life after paternal loss in East Harlem in the early 1990s.

Fellows: Alexis Gines, Andina Marie Osorio, Ángela Sophia Milá +5 more.
Uses three generations of family archive to reimagine life after paternal loss in East Harlem in the early 1990s.

Activates recovered VHS tapes of her late aunt Esther Ramos documenting diasporic Puerto Rican cable programming from the 1980s-2000s.

Works with the photographic archive of her late grandfather Ismael Pérez Colón to centre the forgotten histories of Utuado.

Works with photojournalist Ricardo Alcaraz Díaz's 50-year archive of plena, reconstructing oral memory held in the images.

Digitizes and shares over five decades of photographic documentation of Puerto Rican life and culture in the diaspora.

Worked with archival documentation of the 1999 civil disobedience camps against the US Navy bombing ranges in Vieques.
Activates his stepmother's vernacular photographs from the 1980s-90s as historical evidence of women's histories and queer childhoods in Puerto Rico.

Builds a counter-archive on how colonialism, tourism and resource management shape Puerto Rico's relationship with water and environmental photography.

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