Iliana Olalde is a Mexican artist and feminist. Her practice draws from feminist pedagogies and feminist art history, engaging with themes of body, gender, representation, memory, landscape, and collectivity. With a background in art and gender, contemporary dance, and communication, her multi- and interdisciplinary work spans participatory art, education, video, performance, installation, research, and essay. In recent years, she has focused on exploring the politics of the body and the image through participatory processes.

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Her work has been presented in Mexico, the United States, Cuba, Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Germany, the United Kingdom, Iceland, Thailand, and Guatemala, in venues such as the Judson Memorial Church, the Zapopan Art Museum, La Revuelta, and the International AWID Forum.

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She is a co-founder and member of Sociedad del Paisaje.

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She is currently a member of the ICOM Mexico and the Committee for Education and Cultural Action.

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