Diamela Eltit is a Chilean writer and scholar who earned her postgraduate degree at the Universidad de Chile. For more than thirty years she has taught, attended forums, and has participated in seminars and conferences in diverse universities in Chile, Latin America, the United States, and Europe. She has been a Global Distinguished Professor at New York University since 2008, and in 2014-15 she was invited for the Simón Bolívar Cathedra in Cambridge University, U.K. In 2010 she was awarded the José Donoso Latin American Literature prize. Eltit was one of the founders of the Collective for Artistic Action (Colectivo de Acciones de Arte).
Visiting Fellows
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John C. Dawsey (2019)
Professor
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Renato Bolelli Rebouças (2018-2019)
Art Director, Researcher, and Professor
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Paulo Maia Figueiredo (2018-2019)
Professor and Curator
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Marcos Antônio Alexandre (2016-2017)
Professor
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Nicholás D’Avella (2016-2017)
Ethnographer
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Catherine Lord (2015-2017)
Writer, Artist, and Curator
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Cristóbal Bianchi (2015-2017)
Artist and Researcher
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Helène Vosters (2015-2016)
Artist, Activist, and Scholar
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Isaque Ribeiro (2015-2016)
Actor and Performer
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Fabio Salvatti (2015-2016)
Professor and Theater Director
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Sérgio Andrade (2014-2015)
Artist and Professor
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Leda Martins (2010-2011)
Poet, Playwright, and Author
Senior Fellows
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Antonio Prieto Stambaugh (2019-2021)
Professor and Researcher
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peter kulchyski (2019-2021)
Scholar
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Carmelita Tropicana (2019-2021)
Performance Artist
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Julio Pantoja (2016-2019)
Photographer and Performance Artist
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Diamela Eltit (2016-2019)
Writer and Performance Artist
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Rossana Reguillo (2014-2016)
Social Anthropologist
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Lois Weaver and Peggy Shaw (2014-2016)
Split Britches Performance Company
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Grupo Cultural Yuyachkani (2013-2014)
Theater and Performance Collective
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Vivian Martínez Tabares (2013-2014)
Critic, Theater Researcher, Editor & Professor
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Tomás Ybarra-Frausto, PhD (2009-2012)
Independent Scholar
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Guillermo Goméz-Peña (2009-2012)
Performance Artist, Writer, and Director
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Luis Millones (2007-2009)
Historian
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Jesusa Rodríguez (2007-2009)
Cabaret and Political Performance Artist