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WITVA exhibit “Pattern and Process” at the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County

“This exhibition was juried by the Palm Beach County Organization Women in the Visual Arts. Each work is either pattern or process oriented. Pattern refers to the visual arrangement of elements in some kind of sequence or repetition such as a line of trees, a floral dress, the design of a flower, or the back-andforth sway of the ocean. Process refers to retaining the method of making the work as a prominent aspect of the completed work; so that a part or even the whole of the work’s subject is the making of the piece.”

“Contemporary Art of the Latin American Diaspora” at the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County

This exhibition will highlight diverse works by more than 20 Palm Beach County artists from a wide range of Latin American origins. Guest curator Juliana Forero (founder of Nomad Art Projects) will weave a story with the work of artists whose families come from Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Guatemala, and Cuba, among others. Forero expects both unified and diverging themes to emerge from which she can develop a narrative of these many groups crossing, sharing, and protecting their unique heritage. The aim of this exhibition is to highlight the range of Latin American experience by celebrating the art of its people. The exhibition will include didactic materials and opportunities for tours in Spanish and English.

Live Spanish Radio Interview at LaPrimera 104.1 FM October 28th, 2022

Featuring Founder of Nomad Art Projects and Curator of “Contemporary Art of the Latin American Diaspora” at the Cultural Council for Palm Beach County,

Artists Andrea Facusse and Juan Bernal