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Join us to celebrate homework’s two year anniversary, along with the grand opening of Hormiga Caribe, a group exhibition of Caribbean art featuring works by Nara Winston, Jonathan Carela, Patricia Encarnación, Julián Chams, Andrea Alfaro, Fidel López, Manuela Corji, Andrew Arocho and Richard Vergez. This exhibition is a survey of contemporary Caribbean art where La Hormiga Caribe (Tropical Fire Ant) becomes a metaphorical guide through the intricacies of the region's constant and varied artistic evolutions. The complexities of this resilient animal serve as a point of departure for dissecting the multifaceted, dynamic, and at times chaotic nature of the region. We’ll celebrate the fiery determination of Caribbean artists who, like the Hormiga Caribe, adapt and thrive, no matter the adversity they face. Their art, diverse and dynamic, transcends boundaries and dares to challenge established curatorial norms. Just as las Hormiga Caribe create intricate networks of tunnels and chambers, artists from the Caribbean have forged connections and collaborations that challenge conventional wisdom, breaking down barriers in the art world and beyond. Caribbean artists in this polyrhythmic mosaic of resilience are a testament to the vibrant and irrepressible spirit of the region and its artistic community. launch event: Thursday, December 1st at 7pm sounds by: Adobe Deejay
 complimentary beverages will be served

Ojos Caribe - Insular Videography & Panel Conversation

Closing Reception with Caribbean inspired food by Moodbords and Wine Tasting by You Can't Sip With Us