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From left to right: Works by Arleene Correa Valencia: Solas Pero Siempre Juntas / Alone But Always Together, 2024; Las Madres Inmigrantes No Se Rajan / Migrant Mothers Don't Give Up, 2024; and Sobreviviendo La Persecución / Surviving The Persecution, 2025. Installation image by Chris Grunder.
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From left to right: Works by Arleene Correa Valencia: Sonríe Ahora, Llora Después / Smile Now Cry Later, 2024; Finalmente En Casa / Finally Home, 2025; and Este Es Nuestro Hogar Y De Aqui No Nos Vamos / This Is Our Home And We Are Not Leaving, 2025. Installation image by Chris Grunder.
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From left to right: Works by Arleene Correa Valencia: Solas Pero Siempre Juntas / Alone But Always Together, 2024; Las Madres Inmigrantes No Se Rajan / Migrant Mothers Don’t Give Up, 2024; Ya No Puedo Caminar / I Can't Walk Anymore, 2024; Agarrate un Poco Mas / Hold On a Little Tighter, 2024; and I Do Not Give You Permission To Enter My Home Based On My 4th Amendment Rights Under The United States Constitution, 2025. Installation image by Chris Grunder.
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Image of Arleene Correa Valencia's Si Llega Uno, Llegamos Todos / If One Of Us Makes It, We All Make It (2025) installed in the south gallery, with two grids of Alejandro Cartagena's Carpoolers (2011 - 2012) installed in the north gallery.
Arleene Correa Valencia - South Gallery: Códice Del Perdedor / The Losing Man’s Codex
Current exhibition
