ImagiNATIONS: Art as Solidarity is an ongoing series of artworks by Andrea Arroyo, created in response to issues that touch us everyday, like immigration, civil and gender rights, displacement, gun violence, international conflicts and the environmental crisis. The works, which center around community concerns, reflect universal values of love, justice, equality and peace, and aim to build bridges across borders, languages and cultures, and to generate a dialogue about issues that are relevant at both the local and global level. Works from the series have been exhibited internationally and have been published in select international publications.

See the exhibition and meet artist Andrea Arroyo on Saturday, June 4th from 1-3 PM during NoMAA’s Uptown Arts Stroll! This event is free; please reserve your entry using the link.

The Art as Solidarity exhibition is on view at the Morris-Jumel Mansion during public hours from April 15 – June 12, 2022 and is on view from during the museum’s public hours, Friday to Sunday from 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

Image: Immigrant Pride by Andrea Arroyo

This exhibition is presented as a part of Surroundings: A Pop-Up Exhibition Series featuring the work of local artists who each reside within the former boundaries of the Morris and Jumel family estates, located on the ancestral homelands of the Lenape people.