Unite, Reunite, Mend: An Exhibition of Hispanic Artists

Join us for the opening reception of “Unite, Reunite, Mend: An Exhibition of Hispanic Artists” in New Bedford on July 8th at 5pm. This exhibition was curated by Paulina Fuenzalida-Guzmán.  

Experience “Unite, Reunite, Mend” an exhibition of Hispanic artists featuring painting, photography, and textile art that explores our communities, connection, and healing. Art acts as a bridge to unite people, bring cultures together, and repair the social and emotional fractures caused by the migration experiences of our Hispanic community. The works celebrate cultural heritage and invite reflection on unity, resilience, and reconciliation. Connect with the stories and perspectives of the Hispanic community in this unique exhibition at Groundwork, New Bedford.

SPANISH VERSION: 

Viva la experiencia con “Unir, Reunir, Reparar”, una exhibición de artistas hispanos con pintura, fotografía y arte textil que exploran nuestras comunidades, la conexión y la sanación. El arte actúa como puente para unir personas, aglutinar culturas y reparar los quiebres sociales y emocionales que producen las experiencias migratorias de nuestra comunidad hispana. Las obras celebran la herencia cultural e invitan a reflexionar sobre la unidad, la resiliencia y la reconciliación. Conecta con las historias y perspectivas de la comunidad hispana en esta muestra única que podr’a experimentar en Groundwork, New Bedford.

List of Artists + Social Media/Website:

Fidel Castro Sincú

@Fidel C. Sincú-Dibujo y Pintura. (Facebook)

Antonio Beltrán

@newbedford_drone (Instagram)

Gerardo Beltrán

@belsali_photovideo

Jaqueline Paola Ruiz

@pa0laruiz_ (Instagram)

@Yaquelyn_ruiz (Tiktok)

José Alfredo Gómez

@Jose A Gomez  (Facebook)

Paulina Fuenzalida-Guzmán

@paulina_arte (Instagram)

https://paulinarte.wixsite.com/my-site 

All works by this group exhibition will be on display in the Groundwork Gallery from July 1st until the end of August.

This event is supported in part by the Wicked Cool Places grant funded by the City of New Bedford, through American Rescue Plan awards, and its Arts, Culture and Tourism Fund, and is facilitated by New Bedford Creative at the NBEDC.