Alicia Grullón – Artists Alliance Inc.

Essential Workers: A Self-Portrait with P.S. 64

on May 28, 2021January 12, 2022

[left] Alica Grullon, “April 28, 2020: As Amazon, Walmart, and Others Profit Amid Coronavirus Crisis, Their Essential Workers Plan Unprecedented Strike-https://theintercept.com/2020/04/28/coronavirus-may-1-strike-sickout-amazon-target-whole-foods/”, 2020. Archival Digital Print. From March to June: At Home with Essential Workers, Bronx Museum. [right] Miranda Guzman, Essential Workers: A Self Portrait, 2021. “In this body of work, I simultaneously document my time …

A Light Without Shadow, No. 16_Francheska Alcantara and Alicia Grullón

on September 24, 2020August 25, 2021

Online, a work by artists Francheska Alcantara and Alicia Grullón, is an active meditation on connection and its challenges during a global pandemic. Shot in the Bronx where both artists are based, the piece looks at two subjects arriving at and sharing space through play. Attempting to fly a kite together, the piece becomes a …

A Light Without Shadow

on September 22, 2020August 25, 2021

Wang Tuo, Obsessions (Video Still), 2019 As we confronted the immense upheaval caused by the pandemic—challenges to our concept of borders, disruption of civic life, failure of leadership, devastation of our truly vulnerable communities, confrontation of our visible and invisible systems—we turned to our community of alumni with a simple request: what might be the …

Whose Language Does the Produce Speak?

on August 6, 2018September 2, 2020

See schedule below for programming dates This project is presented by Artists Alliance Inc., FoodCultura, and Institut Ramon Llull, in collaboration with the Center for Book Arts. TEXT IN CATALAN TEXT IN SPANISH Whose Language Does the Produce Speak? Conversations Between La Boqueria and Essex Street Market is the fruit …