Exhibitions
Showing contemporary Latin American work to audiences in the Foundation's own community.
Current project
The Hernán Gamboa Gallery is the Foundation's cultural project. It exists to look after the legacy of Venezuelan musician Hernán Gamboa and, at the same time, to give Latin American art a living space in our community.
From the gallery we can open exhibitions, cultural gatherings, educational activities and doors for emerging artists. It is not a decorative annexe: it operates under the Foundation and connects culture, memory and education in one place.
Two things are held together here. One is memory: the name and the work of a Venezuelan musician kept present rather than archived. The other is the present tense of Latin American art, which needs places to be shown as much as it needs people to make it.
Showing contemporary Latin American work to audiences in the Foundation's own community.
Occasions for artists, audiences and the community to meet around the work rather than only look at it.
The point where the gallery meets the rest of the Foundation: art treated as something you learn from.
Space and visibility for artists who have the work but not yet the room to show it.
Projects
The rest of what the Foundation is running, has delivered, and is preparing.
The Foundation backs continuing education as a real path for people already working, or coming back to study, to update what they know, gain new skills and not fall behind when the market moves.
Overview Past projectA 2016 exhibition of contemporary Latin American art, presented by the Foundation to audiences in South Florida.
Overview Ongoing programmeThe Foundation's initiative on educational innovation, digital learning and the competencies that teaching now demands.
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