Felicia "Fe" Montes

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Felicia “Fe” Montes (born November 29, 1975) is a Chicana indigenous artist based in Los Angeles.^[1][2] Montes is a multimedia artist, poet, performer, educator, professor, and emcee.^[1] She is the co-founder and coordinating member of two creative woman's collectives, Mujeres de Maiz^[2] and In Lak Ech and El MERCADO y Mas.^[1] She also assists with organizing transnational art exhibitions including Zapatistas, Peace Dignity Journeys and La Red Xicana Indigena.^[1]