Aruban artists shine in New York’s art exhibition

The Minister admiring works of art at Museo Del Barrio, along with visitors from Aruba and our local artists. We are proud to see how our local artists can excel in New York in such a prestigious Caribbean art exhibition.
ORANJESTAD - For the very first time, three very popular museums in New York
are dedicating an exhibition to the Caribbean, in which Aruba is
participating.
Aruba Minister Michelle Hooyboer-Winklaar visited the exhibition during her
recent stop in New York. There she met with several artists and personally
congratulated them for their work. “Caribbean Crossroads of the World” as
the exhibition is dubbed, opened on June 12th and will remain open to the
public up to the 6th of January 2013. And, in all three museums of New York,
namely, “El Museo del Barrio,” “Queens Museum of Art,” and “The Studio
Museum of Harlem” in New York.
The exhibition at “The Studio Museum in Harlem will close on the 21st of Octobner 2012. This particular exhibition has displayed more than 500 works of art over the past 400 years with an emphasis on the relationship between the Caribbean and the USA. They have placed a great deal of emphasis on regional contributions relative to identity and the sense of belonging.
This exhibition will also highlight ideologies, commerce, culture, politics and the popular cultures of the entire Caribbean to include the coastal region of the Caribbean such as Miami, Venezuela, Colombia, etc.
The Caribbean Crossroads of the World includes more than just the exhibition. It is accompanied by special events, educational programs and workshops for students. Because of the bright spotlight on this exhibition there in New York, The New York Times, has become interested and have written an extensive and lovely article on the event.
Aruba is definitely very proud of the several Aruban artists participating along with 379 other artists in this exhibition. The Aruba Minister expressed her congratulations and pride for our Arubans making their name in art. She considers this exhibition a real milestone. She reported having visited “El Museo del Barrio” 2 years ago, and she was pleased that our efforts to become part of this event have finally materialized.
The exhibition at “The Studio Museum in Harlem will close on the 21st of Octobner 2012. This particular exhibition has displayed more than 500 works of art over the past 400 years with an emphasis on the relationship between the Caribbean and the USA. They have placed a great deal of emphasis on regional contributions relative to identity and the sense of belonging.
This exhibition will also highlight ideologies, commerce, culture, politics and the popular cultures of the entire Caribbean to include the coastal region of the Caribbean such as Miami, Venezuela, Colombia, etc.
The Caribbean Crossroads of the World includes more than just the exhibition. It is accompanied by special events, educational programs and workshops for students. Because of the bright spotlight on this exhibition there in New York, The New York Times, has become interested and have written an extensive and lovely article on the event.
Aruba is definitely very proud of the several Aruban artists participating along with 379 other artists in this exhibition. The Aruba Minister expressed her congratulations and pride for our Arubans making their name in art. She considers this exhibition a real milestone. She reported having visited “El Museo del Barrio” 2 years ago, and she was pleased that our efforts to become part of this event have finally materialized.

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