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In an era where ideas, images, and narratives can be instantaneously shared and replicated, the lines between authenticity, appropriation, and assimilation can blur, leading to a diluted understanding of one's heritage and obscuring the nuanced layers that contribute to a transnational identity. “Paisajes conocidos, en lugares tan extraños” (Known landscapes, in such strange places), the debut NYC solo show for interdisciplinary artist and Yale MFA candidate, Laura Camila Medina, celebrates the magical realism of her native Colombia via paintings, sculptures and multimedia vignettes …