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Filipino and Latino Artists Merge in ‘Cultural Cousins’ Art Show

Cultural Cousins: a show of Latinx and Filipinx artists

Curated by Jeanne F. Jalandoni

ON VIEW: July 1- July 13, 2019
ChaShaMa, 320 W 23rd St, New York, NY 10011  Tuesday- Saturday, 10AM- 6PM

ARTIST TALK: July 11, 2019; 6:30PM

New York – In the 16th century, the Spanish empire was known as the most powerful empire in the world. It extended throughout the Americas and the Philippine archipelago in Asia. The effects of Spanish colonialism and imperialism have had a lasting influence on its subjects and shaped traditions, values, language, food, fashion, and beliefs. Latinxs and Filipinxs share a cultural kinship rooted in colonialism that extends past the history of this mutual Western imperial power and the geographic location of their homeland. This cultural exchange challenges audiences to reconsider ethnic identity outside of race.

“Cultural Cousins” situates 10 artists of Philippine and Latin descent, to lay out their personal histories alongside one another in a space decorated to resemble a sala, establishing that we are family. The show features elements of photography, painting, mixed media, and sculpture, which contribute to the navigation of cultural identity and personal histories. These artists represent a small fragment of a myriad of experiences and narratives of the Latinx and Filipinx diaspora.

“Cultural Cousins” features the work of:

Max Sarmiento
Emma Noelle Buhain
Maria Liebana
Jeanne F. Jalandoni
Emely Francesca Perez
Karl Orozco
Manuela Gonzalez

Donnabelle Casis
Jeannette Rodríguez-Píneda

Maia Cruz Palileo

“Cultural Cousins: a show of Latinx and Filipinx artists” is made possible in part with public funds from Creative Engagement, supported by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and administered by LMCC. It is also made possible by ChaShaMa for providing a space to present.  For further information, please contact jeannefjalandoni@gmail.com (Photos and press release by Jeanne Jalandoni)

 

 

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2 years ago Around Town, Art & CultureCultural Cousins, Donnabelle Casas, Emely Francesca Perez, Emma Noelle Buhain, Jeanette Rodriguez Pineda, Jeanne Jalandoni, Karl Orozco, Maia Cruz Palileo, Manuela Gonzalez, Maria Liebana, Max Sarmiento270
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