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Artist Talk with Gonzalo Fuenmayor | Southern Prize

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Presented in conjunction with Southern Prize: Legacy and Innovation in Contemporary Southern Visual Art, this program offers an opportunity to hear directly from the exhibition’s Florida artist and gain deeper insight into his practice. Known for his richly detailed charcoal drawings, Fuenmayor brings tropical imagery into unexpected encounters with chandeliers, architectural ornament, and other symbols of European grandeur. His work invites viewers to consider how histories of power, migration, and cultural exchange shape identity and belonging.

About the exhibition
Southern Prize: Legacy and Innovation in Contemporary Southern Visual Art marks the first South Florida presentation of the nationally touring South Arts 2025 Southern Prize + State Fellowship Exhibition.Featuring nine State Fellows representing Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, the exhibition celebrates the breadth and excellence of contemporary artistic practice across the American South. It brings regional artists into a wider public conversation, challenging narrow definitions of Southern art while exploring the relationship between inherited traditions and contemporary experience.Curated by Shannon Rae Lindsey, with Rosie Gordon-Wallace serving as DVCAI’s hosting curator, the Miami presentation places these works in dialogue with the Caribbean and Latin American diaspora, offering a distinctive setting for conversations about place, memory, and cultural connection.

Exhibition dates: November 19, 2026 through February 27, 2027.

RSVP now and join us for an evening of art, dialogue, and celebration at DVCAI.

The opening coincides with Give Miami Day. Celebrate with us and support DVCAI’s continued stewardship of Caribbean and Latin American diaspora arts: https://mtyc.co/f2v02f

Presented in conjunction with Southern Prize: Legacy and Innovation in Contemporary Southern Visual Art, this program offers an opportunity to hear directly from the exhibition’s Florida artist and gain deeper insight into his practice. Known for his richly detailed charcoal drawings, Fuenmayor brings tropical imagery into unexpected encounters with chandeliers, architectural ornament, and other symbols of European grandeur. His work invites viewers to consider how histories of power, migration, and cultural exchange shape identity and belonging.

About the exhibition
Southern Prize: Legacy and Innovation in Contemporary Southern Visual Art marks the first South Florida presentation of the nationally touring South Arts 2025 Southern Prize + State Fellowship Exhibition.Featuring nine State Fellows representing Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, the exhibition celebrates the breadth and excellence of contemporary artistic practice across the American South. It brings regional artists into a wider public conversation, challenging narrow definitions of Southern art while exploring the relationship between inherited traditions and contemporary experience.Curated by Shannon Rae Lindsey, with Rosie Gordon-Wallace serving as DVCAI’s hosting curator, the Miami presentation places these works in dialogue with the Caribbean and Latin American diaspora, offering a distinctive setting for conversations about place, memory, and cultural connection.

Exhibition dates: November 19, 2026 through February 27, 2027.

RSVP now and join us for an evening of art, dialogue, and celebration at DVCAI.

The opening coincides with Give Miami Day. Celebrate with us and support DVCAI’s continued stewardship of Caribbean and Latin American diaspora arts: https://mtyc.co/f2v02f

More about Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator
Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator commitment to artists of Caribbean and diverse cultures ensures they receive validation, visibility and professional opportunities. Our artists break boundaries of traditional forms and work outside of institutionalized systems, they often must create new systems and infrastructures to sustain their practice. We promote, nurture and exhibit the diverse talents of emerging artists from the Latin and Caribbean Diasporas through an artist-in-residence program, international exchanges, community arts events and a dynamic exhibition program collaborating with art spaces and inhabiting the virtual landscape. Learn more at dvcai.org.
When & Where
Nov 21, 2026, 2:00pm to 4:00pm Timezone: EST
Free


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