From Guatemala to Chicago: migration and borders. The literary and artistic voice of an “undocumented” immigrant. Talking with Ilka Ibonette Oliva-Corado.
De Guatemala a Chicago : migración y fronteras. La voz literaria y artística de una indocumentada. Conversando con Ilka Ibonette Oliva-Corado
De Guatemala à Chicago : migration et frontières. La voix littéraire et artistique d’une “sans-papiers”. Converser avec Ilka Ibonette Oliva-Corado.
Résumé
A conversation between Ilka Oliva-Corado et Amaia Cabranes Rubio about Historia de una indocumentada, travesía en el desierto de Sonora-Arizona (2014), an autobiographical account of Ilka’s experience of migration from Guatemala to the United States Northwest. ...". The voice of the author as an “Hispanic”, “illegal” and artist, contributes to writing the history of borders and migration “from below,” reflects on the role of literature and painting as means of political action, and questions the characteristically epistemological distinction of academic occidental tradition between an object and subject of study.
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