Contemporary Jewelry in the Latin American and Latinx Diasporas
Paula Mendoza, Vanessa Fernández, Rosario Navia, and ALLIGATOR JESUS in Conversation with Karla Martínez de Salas, Head of Content, Vogue Mexico and Latin America
Latin American influence in the contemporary American jewelry industry is growing and artists of Latin American descent are inspiring trends shaped by the history, economics, culture, and aesthetics of the region. Join us for a conversation with established artists and jewelers from Latin American and Latinx backgrounds as we explore their personal processes and experiences. In this breakthrough conversation, we explore: What shapes these artist’s vision? Where are their influences drawn from? How do the cultures of North South and Central America interact to create their own trends in jewelry? And more.
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