New York Latin American Art Triennial
new york latin american art triennial formerly bronx latin american art biennial event take place every three year dedicated presenting contemporary latin american art new york city new york latin american art triennial nylaat stablished bronx hispanic festival bhf name bronx latin american art biennial cofounded artistscurators luis stephenberg alexis mendoza event moved triennial format took current name new york latin american art triennial edition chief curator alexis mendoza triennial director luis stephenberg invited associate curator ismael checo miguel lescano yarisa colón josue guarionex colón part curatorial committee continuing build momentum edition saw expansion curatorial team addition associate curator artist ezequiel taveras naivy perez franck de la mercedes alex fdez fernandez julia justo lidia hernandez collective effort instrumental supporting innovative curatorial vision mendoza stephenberg enhancing triennial diverse dynamic programming broad range triennial artist included representation argentina bolivia chile colombia costa rica cuba dominican republic ecuador el salvador guatemala honduras mexico nicaragua panama paraguay peru puerto rico spain uruguay venezuela new york latin american art triennial based new york city frequently partnered gallery museum local art educational organization present contemporary art within city cultural context featuring work range photography art installation performance art sculpture partner institution included bronx museum art bronx music heritage center hebrew home riverdale taller boricua lehman college boricua college art gallery bronxartspace longwood art gallery hostos community college andrew freedman home poe park visitor center gallery clemente soto velez cultural center loisaida center rio gallery nylaat showcased work hundred artist whose work touch theme important community migration womens right issue social justice triennial titled abya yala structural origins” precolumbian african european influence compulsive change contemporary era official website