EXHIBITIONS
The Aleph and Other Portals
The exhibition is interwoven with The Aleph’s evocative meditation on the possibility of glimpsing the universe from the least expected places. Borges recounts the discovery of a small point where, with some discomfort from the strain of posture and concentrated gaze, it is possible to perceive“the place where all the places of the world are, without confusion, seen from every angle”, a tiny, iridescent sphere, which allows one to behold simultaneously the immeasurable space-time of all that exist, and to plunge into the contemplation of the boundless universe.
Exodus: Alternate Documents (1994-2024)
Willy Castellanos
Curated by Adriana Herrera
Fotofocus Biennial Backstories, Cincinnati, OH. S
His creative exercise assumes the past as an open narrative that challenges the limits of each documentary image, constructing a chronicle capable of restructuring itself as it absorbs (through the years) other testimonial records—provided by the protagonists of the Exodus: the Rafters).His body of work reaffirms Walter Benjamin appreciation: “ History is the subject of a structure whose site is not homogeneous, empty time, but time filled (…)
Beyond the Sounds of Silence: Latin-American Artists Connecting Art, Sound, and Society
An exhibition curated by Aluna Curatorial Collective for the Lowe Art Museum of The University of Miami.
With invited artists Muu Blanco (Venezuela), Tatiana Blass (Brazil), Vivian Caccuri (Brazil), Tania Candiani (Mexico), Sonia Falcone (Bolivia), Magdalena Fernández (Venezuela), Richard Garet (Uruguay), María Elena González (Cuba/USA), Iván Grilo (Brazil), Glenda León (Cuba),(…)
Baruj Salinas: 1972-2022
An exhibition curated by Adriana Herrera and produced by the Cuban Legacy Gallery, MDC Special Collections at Miami Dade College, in collaboration with the American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora.
A thematic survey of the acclaimed Miami-based Cuban American painter’s abstract work, Baruj Salinas: 1972–2022 spans a half century of his artistic career. Whether imagining landscapes, seas, skies, or cosmic space, Salinas continually attempts to give shape to the formation of the universe, combining a vision of elemental flux and transformation with the traces of ancient alphabets or an imaginary language.
