PAST EXHIBITIONS
Parrhesiastes: The Cutting Edge of Truth. 26 Graphic Communicators on Censorship and Freedom of Thought
With the participation of (in alphabetical order): Ares (Cuba), Badiucao (China), Boligán (Cuba / Mexico), Damien Glez (Burkina-Faso / France), Dario Castillejos (Mexico), The Broken (Spain), Elvis Corrales (Cuba / Italy), Jen Sorense ( USA), Karnika Kahen (India), Karry (Peru), Kuangbiao (China), Lauzán (Cuba / Chile), Liza Donnelly (USA), Mikhail Zlatkovsky (Russia), (…)
Affective Architectures
Curated by Aluna Curatorial Collective
With Milton Becerra, Esteban Blanco, Carola Bravo, Monika Bravo, Tania Candiani, Fernando Carabajal, Consuelo Castañeda, Othon Castañeda, Eduardo Costa, Juan Raúl Hoyos, Pablo León de la Barra, Gonzalo Lebrija, Alberto Lezaca, Gabriel de la Mora, Atelier Morales, Ronald Morán, Bernardo Olmos, Ernesto Oroza, Gamaliel Rodríguez, Rafiño, Leyden Rodríguez-Casanova, Mariasun Salgado, Sergio Vega, and Viviana Zargón.
“Mythologies”: an Aluna Art Foundation Fundraising Exhibition
Presented by Aluna Curatorial Collective
With paintings, drawings and sculptures by Alex Lago, Ana Albertina Delgado, Leah Brown, Lucía Ballester and María Sánchez.The show will be presented in a space-gallery donated by the “Coral Gables Festival of the Arts” organizers to Aluna Art Foundation, in support to our institution. The sale of the artworks will help support the daily work of these artists, as well as the creation of future exhibition projects in Aluna, a nonprofit organization founded in 2011In Miami.
“Spiritual Fields”
Sonia Falcone, Orlando Alandia, César Rey and Raimundo Travieso
Curated by Aluna Curatorial Collective
Aluna Curatorial Collective will be presenting the work of three Latin-American contemporary artists (Sonia Falcone, Cesar Rey and Raymundo Travieso) at the Colonial Florida Cultural and Convention Center (Art Museum and Catholic Church) during Art Basel Week 2014. This particular church located at 3220 NW 7th Ave, Miami, houses an important collection of Latin American Art from the colonial period (the most extensive in the United States), (…)
A live well lived: Seymour “Sy” Pollock
Curated by Jonathan Rose
An invitation to celebrate the life of scholar, language teacher, and world-traveler Seymour “Sy” Pollock by participating in his its own workspace, recreated in the gallery since the idea of Jonathan Rose.
You are invited to share memories/stories/anecdotes (if you write them and wish someone else to read them, poets and others will be available to do so) about Sy at an interactive art installation.
Jonathan Rose is a bilingual immigration attorney, a cultural activist, and South Florida’s Cultural Correspondent (…)