LAS HERMANAS > EXHIBITION & ROUND TABLE
Casa Familiar’s 18th Annual Dia de la Mujer Exhibition at The Front «Visions of a Future» and curated by Claudia Cano.
Visions of a future considers cultural aesthetics from Afrofuturism, Latinfuturism, and Chicanofuturism to question the relationship between past, present and future in the Americas, exploring themes of migration, colonialism, racism, and cultural identity while actively challenging dominant narratives.
Visions of a Future seeks entries in all media by women and non-binary artists who use their creativity to highlight alternative realities.
PROGRAM:
Join us for a thought-provoking discussion exploring fictional, fantastical, and futuristic spaces that empower and reimagine our world. This roundtable brings together visionary artists and cultural leaders to reflect on alternative realities as sites of resistance, possibility, and transformation.
Saturday March 22nd, 4:00- 6:00pm
moderated by Erika Hirugami with Katie Ruiz, Yasmine Kasem, Monica Arreola, Las Hermanas Iglesias
Casa Familiar’s 18th Annual Dia de la Mujer Exhibition at The Front «Visions of a Future» and curated by Claudia Cano.
Visions of a future considers cultural aesthetics from Afrofuturism, Latinfuturism, and Chicanofuturism to question the relationship between past, present and future in the Americas, exploring themes of migration, colonialism, racism, and cultural identity while actively challenging dominant narratives.
Visions of a Future seeks entries in all media by women and non-binary artists who use their creativity to highlight alternative realities.
PROGRAM:
Join us for a thought-provoking discussion exploring fictional, fantastical, and futuristic spaces that empower and reimagine our world. This roundtable brings together visionary artists and cultural leaders to reflect on alternative realities as sites of resistance, possibility, and transformation.
Saturday March 22nd, 4:00- 6:00pm
moderated by Erika Hirugami with Katie Ruiz, Yasmine Kasem, Monica Arreola, Las Hermanas Iglesias
LAS HERMANAS > PUBLIC ART FUND 2025
Between Tides
June 28 – August 24, 2025
Rockaway Beach, Queens
Sited on Rockaway Beach, Between Tides is a group exhibition featuring newly commissioned sculptural ping-pong tables by emerging and mid-career artists Moko Fukuyama, Ilana Harris-Babou, Las Hermanas Iglesias, Carlos H. Matos, Amalia Pica, and SUPERFLEX. Installed on the sand, the sculptures will be directly embedded in the waterfront landscape and accessible to beachgoers. The works will respond to Queens as one of the nation’s most demographically diverse regions and home to Rockaway Peninsula’s delicate ecosystems of numerous wildlife species.
Between Tides centers on community participation and celebrates ping-pong’s history. Originally a game for the elite in Victorian England, table tennis later served as a tool for diplomacy between the US and China, became an Olympic sport, and transformed into a leisure activity enjoyed by people of all backgrounds. Due to its accessibility, the game cuts across class, race, age, and gender divisions, bringing people together. Between Tides energizes ping-pong through the visions of artists exploring sculpture, public engagement, and ecology on a New York City beach.
Between Tides is curated by Public Art Fund Associate Curator of Public Practice Gabriela López Dena.
Between Tides
June 28 – August 24, 2025
Rockaway Beach, Queens
Sited on Rockaway Beach, Between Tides is a group exhibition featuring newly commissioned sculptural ping-pong tables by emerging and mid-career artists Moko Fukuyama, Ilana Harris-Babou, Las Hermanas Iglesias, Carlos H. Matos, Amalia Pica, and SUPERFLEX. Installed on the sand, the sculptures will be directly embedded in the waterfront landscape and accessible to beachgoers. The works will respond to Queens as one of the nation’s most demographically diverse regions and home to Rockaway Peninsula’s delicate ecosystems of numerous wildlife species.
Between Tides centers on community participation and celebrates ping-pong’s history. Originally a game for the elite in Victorian England, table tennis later served as a tool for diplomacy between the US and China, became an Olympic sport, and transformed into a leisure activity enjoyed by people of all backgrounds. Due to its accessibility, the game cuts across class, race, age, and gender divisions, bringing people together. Between Tides energizes ping-pong through the visions of artists exploring sculpture, public engagement, and ecology on a New York City beach.
Between Tides is curated by Public Art Fund Associate Curator of Public Practice Gabriela López Dena.
JANELLE > PUBLIC ART @ PHR LIBRARY OPENING
Grand Opening of the New Pacific Highlands Ranch Library
Nov. 9, 10am-1pm
Grand Opening of the New Pacific Highlands Ranch Library
Nov. 9, 10am-1pm
LAS HERMANAS > MACDOWELL FELLOWSHIP
Lisa and Janelle were awarded a Spring 2024 MacDowell Fellowship.
Lisa and Janelle were awarded a Spring 2024 MacDowell Fellowship.
LAS HERMANAS > GROUP EXHIBITION
SOFT, curated by Katy Lemle and Anne E. Gilroy
SOFT features the fabric, fiber, and filament work of 50 artists from the Gainesville arts community and beyond.
From tradition to rebellion, the artists of SOFT mix media in surprising ways. They are connected through their emphasis on materiality, intentionality and tactility.
SOFT will be presented at the Galleries at the Historic Thomas Center in collaboration with Gainesville Fine Arts Association. This exhibition is free and open to the public.
OPENING RECEPTION: May 2, 7–10pm
GALLERY HOURS:
Mon, Thurs, Fri | 8am–5pm
Tues, Wed | 8am–7pm
SOFT, curated by Katy Lemle and Anne E. Gilroy
SOFT features the fabric, fiber, and filament work of 50 artists from the Gainesville arts community and beyond.
From tradition to rebellion, the artists of SOFT mix media in surprising ways. They are connected through their emphasis on materiality, intentionality and tactility.
SOFT will be presented at the Galleries at the Historic Thomas Center in collaboration with Gainesville Fine Arts Association. This exhibition is free and open to the public.
OPENING RECEPTION: May 2, 7–10pm
GALLERY HOURS:
Mon, Thurs, Fri | 8am–5pm
Tues, Wed | 8am–7pm
