Contact Admin. Through installations, videos, photographs, sculptures and testimonies of inhabitants of the region, the exhibition reflects on the complexities of cocoa production and its impact on Afro-Colombian communities. Some of the works were made from short-term residences in Tumaco, organized to enable the artists to enter communities that have preserved the ancestral cocoa species, thus resisting the cultivation of coca in a complex territory of Colombia, which has suffered in its own flesh violence and marginalization.
The exhibition will be open to the public until December 15, Free admission. Henry Salazar, Sedimentaciones, del proyecto L. Most read. Puerto Rico. We spoke to members of the artistic community in Puerto Rico about the ongoing protests and about the future they envision for the island. In Conversation with Ayana V. American artist questions the role of the history of photography in the construction of race and gender stereotypes.
Concreto Blues. Black Cultures Matter. Installation View. The exhibition brings together diverse perspectives on the territory and the Afro and indigenous representations in Colombia. In Conversation with Castiel Vitorino. In an interview with curator Diane Lima, artist Castiel Vitorino Brasileiro talks about her first solo exhibition. In Conversation With Leonor Espinosa.
The Colombian chef, artist and activist portrays the memory and the customs of marginalized communities in the Colombian Pacific. In Conversation with Leticia Contreras.
Whe spoke with the Texan native artist about her work and her role as an artist, activist, and teacher. Login Signup. Signup Login Contact Admin. Giosetta 23 Tumaco. Verified profile. Edita 24 Colombia. I'm hoping you'll help me figure this out while I help you with whatever you need : I'm not shy, and I promise I'll deliver to the best of my abilities. Marziya 20 Tumaco. Giselle 32 Black. Agnes 22 Colombia. Corneli 22 Tumaco. Albertina 19 Brothels in Tuquerres.
