Honored to share that I’ve been invited to speak at Harvard University this coming April 28th as part of the US Afro-Latinx Studies Series hosted by the Committee on Ethnicity, Migration, and Rights.

Please join us to celebrate our MSC’s new state-of-the-art facility and largest cruise terminal in the world.

I’ve been invited to participate in a roundtable titled “Artists Rethinking Race”

This 392-page volume is a comprehensive account of remarkable artwork and accomplishments by over 250 contemporary women recipients of the Anonymous Was A Woman award.

Crafted Kinship: inside the creative practices of contemporary Black Caribbean makers

Please join Art in Public Places and artists to experience new large-scale commissions by Aaron Curry, Juana Valdes, Mette Tommerup, Lydia Rubio, and Robert Chambers. Several artists will be present.

First solo museum exhibit: 30 years exploring migration, gender, race, and identity.

Join us in celebrating the closing of Fountainhead Studios with a public Open Studios.

Latina/o Studies Association Conference 2022 at the University of Notre Dame

The first-of-its-kind initiative, providing 75 Latinx Artists unresricted funds through 2025.

Juana Valdés wins the 2020 Anonymous Was A Woman Award, receiving $25,000.

JOAN MITCHELL FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES 2018 RECIPIENTS OF PAINTERS & SCULPTORS GRANTS

A panel discussion and roundtable lunch exploring issues on feminism in contemporary art.

Artists & Curators talk on “Prints” Thurs. May 19, 2016

Examining the Art Scene in Cuba from New York’s Perspective

History and the changes in it create awareness that Cuban culture is too complex to be encompassed through a single approach. It is in the work of Cuban artists, regardless of where they live, that we are able to find aspects of our own existence.

The Caribbean Abroad: Contemporary Artists and Latino Migration.

Seven Artists Display "Personal Property" at Art in General