After 1898: Visual Culture and Diaspora 

This panel exploring the lasting effects of 1898 on the visual diaspora is moderated by Rick Baldoz, Associate Professor of American Studies at Brown University. Taína Caragol, Curator of paintings & sculpture and Latino art & history at the National Portrait Gallery presents “Gisela McDaniel and Miguel Luciano: Diasporic Artists Redefining Portraiture.” Laura Katzman, Professor of Art History at James Madison University presents “Lorenzo Homar’s Cine Alba: An Intimate Portrait of North American Artists in Nineteen Fifties Puerto Rico.” Alice Christophe, Curator for Oceania at the British Museum presents “Curating in-between: Reshaping Imperial Spaces, Supporting Indigenous Practices.” Alvita Akiboh, Assistant Professor of History at Yale University presents “Pocket-Sized Portraits: Stamps & Money in the US Colonial Empire.”