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Press Release
Latam FEM Lab 2025: Women in Art, Science and Technology
Mexico City · 26–29 November 2025

The international network FEMeeting: Women in Art, Science and Technology proudly
announces Latam FEM Lab 2025, taking place 26–29 November 2025 in Mexico City (CDMX).
This new initiative marks an important expansion of FEMeeting’s long-standing commitment
to connecting women working across art, science, technology, and hybrid practices
worldwide.

Organized by María Antonia González Valerio, Lena Ortega Atristain, and Minerva H. Trejo,
LatamFemLab 2025 is presented in collaboration with Arte+Ciencia (UNAM) and Bioscénica:
cuerpo digital y transdisciplina. Together, these partners bring forward a platform dedicated to
strengthening the presence, visibility, and collaborative agency of women across Latin
America working at transdisciplinary intersections.

A New Space for Transdisciplinary Exchange
LatamFemLab 2025 seeks to consolidate and expand a dynamic network of artists, scientists,
researchers, technologists, and thinkers committed to reimagining the relationships between
knowledge systems. The gathering encourages the exchange of research and creative
practices that respond to contemporary challenges with rigor, imagination, and critical depth.
The initiative promotes approaches that challenge traditional epistemologies while engaging
deeply with current social, political, technological, and cultural realities. LatamFemLab
envisions a collaborative ecosystem capable of generating new perspectives and
transformative methodologies across the region.

Participants of the First Edition
The inaugural edition features an extraordinary constellation of women whose work shapes
the transdisciplinary field in Latin America:

Ale de la Puente, Amanda Gutiérrez, Andrea Robles Jiménez, Anni Garza Lau, Berenice
Olmedo, Cecilia Delgado Masse, Cinthya García Leyva, Claudia Arozqueta, Cynthia
Villagómez, Deborah Dorotinsky, Edith Medina, Edith Vázquez, Eurídice navi, Eva
Hernández, Gabriela Aceves-Sepulveda, Gemma Argüello, Ilana Boltvinik, Julia Carrillo,
Laura Balboa, Leena Lee, Leslie García, Lorena Mal, Lucía Rodríguez, MAGENTA, Malitzin
Cortés, María Antonia González Valerio, Melissa García Aguirre, Minerva H. Trejo, Monica
Nepote, Myriam Beutelspacher, Paola Everardo, Paz Sastre, Rossana Lara, Sandra
González Santos, Sandra Romero, Sandra Ulloa, Sofía Falomir, Susana Chau, Tania Aedo,
Tania Ximena, and Viviana Díaz.

Their work spans experimental arts, feminist research, digital culture, critical theory, expanded
science communication, media archaeology, ecology, sound art, and more—reflecting the
diversity and depth of Latin American practices in art and science.

Looking Ahead: Invitation to the 2026 Edition
With this inaugural launch, LatamFemLab extends an open invitation to women across Latin
America to join the second edition in 2026. The aim is to continue growing a vibrant regional
community that dialogues with the international FEMeeting network while nurturing locally
grounded, critically engaged, and socially responsive practices.

More information: https://www.artemasciencia.org/latamfemlab-2025