Asiel Sepulveda

Asiel Sepúlveda teaches classes in art history and visual culture. His research focuses on print media and early advertising in Latin America and the Caribbean. Dr. Sepúlveda has penned multiple essays on Latin American printed arts including the award winning “Humor and Social Hygiene in Havana's Nineteenth-Century Cigarette Marquillas,” published in the journal Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide.
He is currently editing a book-length manuscript that examines the proliferation of lithographic arts in colonial Cuba, and its role in shaping imaginaries of cosmopolitanism in the Caribbean.