Que Prosiga (That It May Go On)
Curated by Diana Guerra and Emily Malave

Que Prosiga (That It May Go On) is a group exhibition curated by Diana Guerra and Emily Malave. The exhibition provides creative speculation into the livelihood of the immigrant identity. A malleable mapping that will lead to a recess of possibilities into inclusivity and safety. Que Prosiga (That It May Go On) includes works in different mediums that activate the senses and revive motives in a response to gesture away from objectivity and complete materiality. This project is founded upon artists who are sustaining Latinx diasporic ephemera, language, concepts, and images. The participating artists are Diego Anaya, William Camargo, Vitória Cribb, Juan Giraldo, Lorena Molina, Jean Carla Rodea, Angelica Yudasto, Cristina Barrera, Daniela Espinosa, Sherry Muyuan He, Cecilia Lopez, Piero Rossini.

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About the Curators

Diana Guerra is a Peruvian-American photographer, art educator, and activist who is currently based in New York. She holds an MFA in Digital and Interdisciplinary Art Practice from the City College of New York and a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. Guerra’s early training in photography was at Parsons School of Design as part of the MFA Photography and New Media program. Diana started her artistic career in Peru following research methods typical of a sociological field. Now, she focuses on the experiential while giving voice to the Latinx immigrant community in New York City. She is a 2022 En Foco Fellow and her work has been exhibited primarily in New York as well as in the ethereal online world.

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Emily Malave (they/them) is all things philosophy, poetry, art, and spirituality. As an interdisciplinary artist, their work explores themes of displacement, love, healing, and ontology. Emily is a Latinx New York native and views the city as both their canvas and their palette. Emily co-curated `The Other Utopias’, at the Cohen Library Archives Gallery (2019). They manufactured a 3D virtual gallery and produced ‘Remnants Left Behind’, an exhibit for MFA thesis work (2020). Emily organized a collaborative thesis exhibit at La Casa Verde (2021). They have exhibited in the Lower East Side, NY and Harlem, NY.

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