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Traditional textiles have been a primary tool in the construction of memory. The collective character of textiles evokes a knowledge that has been appreciated and learned by generations of weavers who inherited a resistance art. The research focuses on the textile centers that emerged at the end of the last century in Peru, and later in Mexico, as cultural and museum spaces where some weavers have been integrated as part of intercultural work teams. This article seeks to reflect on how when the voices of the weavers are taken in consideration in places where they have been historically ignored, the ways in which folk art and the art created by women has been studied are questioned, pondering on how weavers are not seen as imparters of knowledge outside their communities. With an approach based on Latin American art theory and an ethnographic work that includes testimonies and interviews with women who are part of textile centers in both Mexico and Peru, this research hopes to be a contribution on the recognition and appreciation of the different forms of creation that are part of the diverse and plural societies that integrate Latin America.

Tejiendo nuevas narrativas: los retos de hacer presente la voz de las tejedoras en los centros textiles en México y Perú