Re-Imaginings Photographic Art Exhibit
Curated by Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors (HOLA),
María F. Nieto and Luis Carle
Photography by Luis Carle
Concept and Styling by María F. Nieto
Makeup by Ura Yoana Sánchez and Ashton Pina
Abrazo Interno Gallery
Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural and Educational Center
107 Suffolk Street, Second Floor
(between Rivington and Delancey streets), NYC
AN OFFICIAL EVENT OF THE
2011 NYC LATIN MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT WEEK
(OCTOBER 3-9, 2011).
Abrazo Interno Gallery Hours: 3:30pm-7pm DAILY
FREE ADMISSION
OPENING NIGHT RECEPTION
Monday, October 3, 2011 at 6pm
CLOSES Sunday, October 9, 2011 at 7pm
Re-Imaginings is a photographic art exhibit with the unifying theme of visualizing a world where Latinos were already more fully integrated into the mainstream entertainment culture. The photographic art exhibit would take iconic television cast images and "re-imagine" them, showing Latinos as part of the re-imagined cast. The photos would strike a visual chord of familiarity while also showing how seamlessly a Latino actor could be integrated into the shows' universal themes of the human experience.
Re-Imaginings is a photographic art exhibit with the unifying theme of visualizing a world where Latinos were already more fully integrated into the mainstream entertainment culture. The photographic art exhibit would take iconic television cast images and "re-imagine" them, showing Latinos as part of the re-imagined cast. The photos would strike a visual chord of familiarity while also showing how seamlessly a Latino actor could be integrated into the shows' universal themes of the human experience. [PHOTO: The iconic photo of the television series "Friends" at the right and the computer showing Luis Carle's re-imagining of it with a Latino cast. In the photo on the left, clockwise from top left, Ashton Pina, Rafael Fuentes, Caridad Del Valle, Joselyn Martínez, Ura Yoana Sánchez and Jorge Álvarez. Photo by A.B. Lugo.]
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