Date: Sunday, June 30th | Doors: 4:00pm | Closing Ritual: 6:00pm | Free with registration |
Join us for “The Labyrinth: A Journey Within,” an immersive art installation on the main stage of the United Palace. The labyrinth is a pathway into the unknown. It symbolizes your life’s journey & all its unexpected twists & turns. Life is not linear & filled with uncertainty. How do we ease into natural rhythm of our lives & the flow of all the Universe has to offer us? Participants will be invited to write a message or question to carry into the labyrinth, then walk the labyrinth & allow the answer to be revealed. The event will close with a group ritual & communal walk to help us remember that we are never journeying alone.
The labyrinth is created by award-winning Mexican artist Andrea Arroyo. Andrea works in painting, site-specific installation, public art & installation. Her work has been exhibited in 54 individual exhibitions & over 200 group shows in museums & galleries in the US & abroad. Her work is in many public collections, including The National Museum of American History, the Smithsonian Institution, The Library of Congress, The New York Public Library, The Latin Recording Academy of Arts and Sciences, The City University of New York, and The National Museum of Mexican Art. Her book “ImagiNATIONS: Art as Solidarity” received the Gold Medalfor Best Art Book at the International Latino Book Awards. Ms. Arroyo has received numerous awards & she is also a curator & an activist. www.andreaarroyo.com
“The Labyrinth: A Journey Within” is the fourth public event offered by The Muse, the United Palace of Spiritual Arts’ monthly program celebrating inspiration, the arts & community, challenging participants to reimagine what’s possible in art & in life.
The event is free with registration. The event schedule is as follows:
4:00pm Doors open
6:00pm Closing ritual
6:30pm Reception
Exhibition Title: Dominican Yorks at the Hispanic Society
Location: Hispanic Society Museum & Library
Dates: February 23 – June 30, 2024
The Hispanic Society Museum & Library inaugurates Arte en el Alto Manhattan with Dominican Yorks at the Hispanic Society featuring three Dominican-born co-curators exhibiting works created in artistic dialog with HSM&L’s collection based on their individual aesthetic approaches as well as their unique perspective as Dominican immigrants in New York. The works showcased express the complicated transnational and intercultural identity, which these artists share with over 2 million Dominican-Americans in the United States, approximately half of whom reside in the NYC Metropolitan area, particularly in the museum’s home neighborhood of Washington Heights.
Co-curators: Reynaldo García Pantaleón, Chiqui Mendoza, & Rider Ureña
Exhibition Title: Dominican Yorks at the Hispanic Society
Location: Hispanic Society Museum & Library
Dates: February 23 – June 30, 2024
The Hispanic Society Museum & Library inaugurates Arte en el Alto Manhattan with Dominican Yorks at the Hispanic Society featuring three Dominican-born co-curators exhibiting works created in artistic dialog with HSM&L’s collection based on their individual aesthetic approaches as well as their unique perspective as Dominican immigrants in New York. The works showcased express the complicated transnational and intercultural identity, which these artists share with over 2 million Dominican-Americans in the United States, approximately half of whom reside in the NYC Metropolitan area, particularly in the museum’s home neighborhood of Washington Heights.
Co-curators: Reynaldo García Pantaleón, Chiqui Mendoza, & Rider Ureña
Exhibition Title: Dominican Yorks at the Hispanic Society
Location: Hispanic Society Museum & Library
Dates: February 23 – June 30, 2024
The Hispanic Society Museum & Library inaugurates Arte en el Alto Manhattan with Dominican Yorks at the Hispanic Society featuring three Dominican-born co-curators exhibiting works created in artistic dialog with HSM&L’s collection based on their individual aesthetic approaches as well as their unique perspective as Dominican immigrants in New York. The works showcased express the complicated transnational and intercultural identity, which these artists share with over 2 million Dominican-Americans in the United States, approximately half of whom reside in the NYC Metropolitan area, particularly in the museum’s home neighborhood of Washington Heights.
Co-curators: Reynaldo García Pantaleón, Chiqui Mendoza, & Rider Ureña
Exhibition Title: Dominican Yorks at the Hispanic Society
Location: Hispanic Society Museum & Library
Dates: February 23 – June 30, 2024
The Hispanic Society Museum & Library inaugurates Arte en el Alto Manhattan with Dominican Yorks at the Hispanic Society featuring three Dominican-born co-curators exhibiting works created in artistic dialog with HSM&L’s collection based on their individual aesthetic approaches as well as their unique perspective as Dominican immigrants in New York. The works showcased express the complicated transnational and intercultural identity, which these artists share with over 2 million Dominican-Americans in the United States, approximately half of whom reside in the NYC Metropolitan area, particularly in the museum’s home neighborhood of Washington Heights.
Co-curators: Reynaldo García Pantaleón, Chiqui Mendoza, & Rider Ureña
