Latino Artists' Exhibits Highlight Resilience Nationwide

Art exhibits across the United States are highlighting the resilience and transformation of Latino artists and their communities. Colombian-born Hermes Berrío’s 'Life or Something Like It' in West Palm Beach explores the adaptation and evolving stories of immigrants and everyday people in times of challenge. In Austin, Chente Rodriguez’s 'Beyond the Shape' at the Mexic-Arte Museum examines identity and cultural heritage through a variety of mediums. At the Toledo Museum of Art, Chris 'Chilly' Rodriguez narrates his recovery from hardship and addiction through art. In Chicago, Reynaldo Guaracibo Rodriguez’s 'La Mudanza: Seeds from Our Past' presents cardboard sculptures reflecting his migration, Taíno and Afro-Caribbean spirituality, and pandemic-era adaptation. Together, these exhibitions showcase the enduring creativity and cultural significance of Latino artists in America.