Black/White marks the opening of a number of notable exhibitions which will explore themes such are memory, history, cultural symbolism and enmeshing ideas.
This most recent exhibit is curated by artists Fredy Villamil and Ana Juncadella Barbosa. Deftly disengaging color as language, this exhibition brings together the work of 60 plus artists whose work often deals with the shifting experience of the diaspora and the American identity, loaded questions concerning race and language.
Featured artists include artbyannie (Annie M),Yovani Bauta, Armando Blanco, Liliana Botero, Carlos Camero, Ninoska Perez Castellon, Julio Cesar, Sergio Chavez, Omar Corrales Mora, Delfi Cruces, Raul de la Nuez, Juan de Lara, Zaida del Rio,Gianna de Bartolomeo, Noel Dobarganez, Liliam Dominguez, Marta Echazarreta, Francisco Hernandez - 'Flandez', Adriano Nicot, Victor Fragoso, Franks Christopher, Grisell Gajano, Hiremio Garcia - 'Santa Olaya', Victor Gomez, Rodrigo Guillen, Mildery Guillot, Ariel Hernandez, Frank Izquierdo, Alvaro Labañino, Osvaldo Lemus Suarez, Jefreid Lotti, Carlos Masis, Santos Mendez, Luis Miguel Rodriguez, Miguel Ordoqui, Luis Pardini, Ramon Pedraza, Alberto Pujol, Abel Quintero, William Riera, Miguel Rodez, Gilda Sacasas, Juan Gonzalez Sanchez, Randoll Santander, Dania Sierra, Charlie Silva, Miguel Saludes, Damian Yonel, Raul Proenza, Dionisio Rene, Francisco Villamil, Fredy Villamil
Opening Reception and meet and greet the Artists is on August 5th at 7 p.m.. there will be music, lite fare and cocktails.
This most recent exhibit is curated by artists Fredy Villamil and Ana Juncadella Barbosa. Deftly disengaging color as language, this exhibition brings together the work of 60 plus artists whose work often deals with the shifting experience of the diaspora and the American identity, loaded questions concerning race and language.
Featured artists include artbyannie (Annie M),Yovani Bauta, Armando Blanco, Liliana Botero, Carlos Camero, Ninoska Perez Castellon, Julio Cesar, Sergio Chavez, Omar Corrales Mora, Delfi Cruces, Raul de la Nuez, Juan de Lara, Zaida del Rio,Gianna de Bartolomeo, Noel Dobarganez, Liliam Dominguez, Marta Echazarreta, Francisco Hernandez - 'Flandez', Adriano Nicot, Victor Fragoso, Franks Christopher, Grisell Gajano, Hiremio Garcia - 'Santa Olaya', Victor Gomez, Rodrigo Guillen, Mildery Guillot, Ariel Hernandez, Frank Izquierdo, Alvaro Labañino, Osvaldo Lemus Suarez, Jefreid Lotti, Carlos Masis, Santos Mendez, Luis Miguel Rodriguez, Miguel Ordoqui, Luis Pardini, Ramon Pedraza, Alberto Pujol, Abel Quintero, William Riera, Miguel Rodez, Gilda Sacasas, Juan Gonzalez Sanchez, Randoll Santander, Dania Sierra, Charlie Silva, Miguel Saludes, Damian Yonel, Raul Proenza, Dionisio Rene, Francisco Villamil, Fredy Villamil
In addition, there will be a special presentation by guest
artist and Contemporary Cuban Poet,
Mirtha Maria Lopez, who will be sharing her beautiful language and intriguing
words from her collection of poems in, "Grises en el alma."
Admission is free.
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| Milander Center for Arts & Entertainment 4800 Palm Avenue Hialeah, Florida 33012 |
Artists and Guests,
More than serendipity, BlackWhite was born from a multitude of conversations inside and outside the walls of Milander; the democratization of the curation began months ago.
The objective was to introduce new artists to the venue as well as challenge a few existing ones to a thematic exercise - while representing the institution's exigencies, needs and desires - and the artist's will - combined with a deep understanding of the art in conjunction with the physical spaces.
Although uncharted at Milander, BlackWhite was truly nurtured by the continual renewal of our relationship to our city, spaces and the concept of bringing an idea to life.
Pastorally, we hoped to have achieved the practice of thoughtful, critical engagement with respect for the artists combined with the audience.
Thank you to all the Artists in this exhibit, past exhibits and future exhibits.
Muchos exitos a todos y gracias de todo corazon.
Ana
More than serendipity, BlackWhite was born from a multitude of conversations inside and outside the walls of Milander; the democratization of the curation began months ago.
The objective was to introduce new artists to the venue as well as challenge a few existing ones to a thematic exercise - while representing the institution's exigencies, needs and desires - and the artist's will - combined with a deep understanding of the art in conjunction with the physical spaces.
Although uncharted at Milander, BlackWhite was truly nurtured by the continual renewal of our relationship to our city, spaces and the concept of bringing an idea to life.
Pastorally, we hoped to have achieved the practice of thoughtful, critical engagement with respect for the artists combined with the audience.
Thank you to all the Artists in this exhibit, past exhibits and future exhibits.
Muchos exitos a todos y gracias de todo corazon.
Ana
Milander Center for Arts & Entertainment
4800 Palm Avenue
Hialeah, Florida 33012
