About this event
ArteLatinX 2026 is excited to announce our Guest Lecturer with Dr. Rose Salseda! Join us at UNO's Community Engagement Center room 230/231 where Dr. Salseda, Assistant Professor of Art & Art History, Stanford University, will share her insights and expertise on her work as an art history scholar in the politics of race and the effects of violence, racism, and xenophobia on artists and their work. Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn from a renowned expert in the field. Come ready to be inspired and enriched by the vibrant world of Latinx art. Save the date and secure your spot today!
What to expect
This lecture centers on Dr. Rose Salseda’s scholarship in art history, with a focus on how race, violence, racism, and xenophobia shape artists and their creative production. The program is presented by UNO’s Office of Latino/Latin American Studies as part of ArteLatinX 2026, a biennial initiative created to highlight Latinx art, experience, and community dialogue in the Great Plains region.
Why go
For Omaha audiences interested in Latinx art, art history, and the social contexts that shape creative work, this guest lecture offers a focused academic perspective from a Stanford scholar. It connects the broader ArteLatinX 2026 celebration with questions of representation, power, and the lived realities reflected in artists’ work.
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