Negro/a/x

Virtual Exhibition — Corredor Afro, Puerto Rico

Curated by Celso González

La muestra es un reflejo de nuestra comunidad y contamos con artistas jóvenes y noveles como Christian González, Deyaneira Maldonado, y Nancy E. Meléndez; otros residentes de Loíza como Jean Oyola, Rozanna Jordán, y Samuel Lind; así como artistas reconocidos internacionalmente como Papo Colo (Guggenheim Fellowship for Creative Arts, US & Canada), el binomio Las Nietas de Nonó [10th Berlin Biennial (2018) and the 79th Whitney Biennial (2019)] y Daniel Lind-Ramos [Pérez Prize from the Pérez Art Museum Miami, 79th Whitney Biennial (2019)] y nuestro curador Celso González.

Cuéntame de tu gente en la orilla — Installation by Lisa C. Soto. Photo by Raquel Pérez Puig.

Cuéntame de tu gente en la orilla — Installation by Lisa C. Soto. Photo by Raquel Pérez Puig.

[The exhibit takes] the pulse of an Afro-Caribbean aesthetic representing us and shedding light on our experiences, dreams, and conversations.
— Celso Gonzalez
Ama de Leche — by artist Damaris (Dama Lola) Cruz. Photo by Raquel Pérez Puig.

Ama de Leche — by artist Damaris (Dama Lola) Cruz. Photo by Raquel Pérez Puig.

Dirt and Pain — by artist Papo Colo. Photo by Raquel Pérez Puig.

Dirt and Pain — by artist Papo Colo. Photo by Raquel Pérez Puig.

A condición de la sala de estar — by Las Nietas de Nonó. Photo by Raquel Pérez Puig.

A condición de la sala de estar — by Las Nietas de Nonó. Photo by Raquel Pérez Puig.

From left to right: Tite — Lucindo Fidalgo; Negra — José (Pipo) Reyes; OSAIN Espíritu del Bosque — Samuel Lind Hernández.

From left to right: Tite — Lucindo Fidalgo; Negra — José (Pipo) Reyes; OSAIN Espíritu del Bosque — Samuel Lind Hernández.

The group of artists on the exhibition are a multi-generational group currently at different stages of their career, providing depth and diversity to the artistic discussion on our African descent, culture, and Afro Boricua point of view.
— Celso Gonzalez
Cuéntame de tu gente en la orilla — Installation by Lisa C. Soto. Photo by Raquel Pérez Puig.

Cuéntame de tu gente en la orilla — Installation by Lisa C. Soto. Photo by Raquel Pérez Puig.