Hispanic Heritage Exhibit: Figuration in Latino American Art: September 1 - October 16, 2024
Enter into the vibrant world of Latino art, where figuration serves as a powerful medium for exploring identity, history, and cultural expression. This exhibit delves into the diverse ways Latino artists use figuration to depict personal narratives, collective experiences, and societal transformations.
Artists represented in this exhibit include:
Fernando Davila - Columbia
Gloria Velez - Columbia
Monica Czukerberg - Mexico
Miguel Rodez - Cuba
Andrea Favelli - Argentina
A selection of posters in tribute to Fernando Botero, courtesy of 108Art Project. Books, texts, and photographs of Fernando Botero and his son, author Juan Carlos Botero.
Spain-Latin American History, Culture, Language, Unity and Diversity
August 27 - October 17, 2023
Delve into the intricate connections between history, culture, and language as six remarkable artists come together to showcase their distinctive visions and perspectives. This exhibition features talented artists including: Sergio Payares, Sonia Sanchez-Nieto, Daniel Bottero, Adriana Torres, Santiago Medina, and Emilio Martinez. Each artist brings their unique flair, employing diverse mediums and techniques to explore the theme of interconnectedness in their works. From vivid paintings to thought-provoking sculptures that embody cultural heritage, the exhibit encompasses a wide range of artistic expressions.
Exhibited: September 4 – October 16, 2022
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the NSU Alvin Sherman Library will host a free art exhibit and film series. Cine Argentino is celebrating their 20th Festival Anniversary in South Florida. This exhibit is dedicated to Peru, as well as Women in Art and Cinema. “The Woman in Art” will feature Latin American Artists and will have a “Tribute to Fernando de Szyszlo”, courtesy of the America Collection Gallery. The 20th Anniversary will be celebrated with photos and posters of previous events.
Sponsors: NSU, ANLE, Consulate of Peru, Consulate of Argentina, Centro Cultural Puerto Rico, and Broward County.