Prof. Salas Landa has contributed a chapter to The Visual in Latin American History, edited by Ernesto Capello and Jessica Stites Mor and published by the University of Texas Press. Her chapter, “The Tajín Totonac in and outside the Frame: Violence and Alterity in the …
Visible Ruins: The Politics of Perception and the Legacies of Mexico’s Revolution, received an honorable mention for the LASA Historia Reciente y Memoria 2026 Book Award
Prof. Salas Landa presented a lecture titled “Transmuted Grounds: ‘Rough Topographies’ and the Afterlives of Oil Extraction on Mexico’s Gulf Coast” as part of the Anthropology Colloquium at The New School for Social Research.
Visible Ruins is a finalist for the 2025 LASA Visual Culture Section Book Prize.
Focusing on a little-known petroleum explorer, her talk will explore exploitation of Veracruz oil fields and how science is perceived. Read the interview here
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