Belonging Elsewhere: Felipe Baeza and Laura G. Gutiérrez in Conversation

In conversation during the fall of 2023, visual artist Felipe Baeza and scholar of performance and Chicanx studies Laura G. Gutiérrez discuss art making, migration, legibility, and belonging in the context of Baeza’s Public Art Fund project *Unruly Forms*. On a walk through Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood, the two reminisce about their similar experiences, both having immigrated to the United States from Mexico as children, grown up in the Catholic Church, come of age as queer adolescents in Chicago, and followed professional trajectories as cultural producers, which led ultimately to their meeting while in residence at the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles. Baeza and Gutiérrez discuss the making and reception of *Unruly Forms*, reflecting on the political and existential realities of living and thriving in the United States with undocumented or resident-alien status.

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Getty Research Journal
Published
2024-12-13
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https://doi.org/10.59491/temq1846
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Latin American and Latino Studies
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Belonging Elsewhere: Felipe Baeza and Laura G. Gutiérrez in Conversation

Laura García Gutiérrez, Felipe Baeza
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Latin American and Latino Studies
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Belonging Elsewhere: Felipe Baeza and Laura G. Gutiérrez in Conversation

Laura García Gutiérrez, Felipe Baeza
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Abstract

In conversation during the fall of 2023, visual artist Felipe Baeza and scholar of performance and Chicanx studies Laura G. Gutiérrez discuss art making, migration, legibility, and belonging in the context of Baeza’s Public Art Fund project *Unruly Forms*. On a walk through Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood, the two reminisce about their similar experiences, both having immigrated to the United States from Mexico as children, grown up in the Catholic Church, come of age as queer adolescents in Chicago, and followed professional trajectories as cultural producers, which led ultimately to their meeting while in residence at the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles. Baeza and Gutiérrez discuss the making and reception of *Unruly Forms*, reflecting on the political and existential realities of living and thriving in the United States with undocumented or resident-alien status.

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