Patricia Encarnación (Dominican Republic)

Patricia Encarnación (she/they) (b. 1991) is an Afro-Dominican interdisciplinary artivist and scholar whose work challenges colonial tropes in Caribbean culture through an anti-colonial lens. Encarnación has participated in residencies at The Shed, Smack Mellon (as a Van Lier Fellow), and Silver Art Projects at the World Trade Center and has received recognition from the NALAC Fund for the Arts, CIFO, the Centro León Jiménez Biennial, and the Tribeca Artists Award Program. Encarnación’s work has been exhibited at Documenta 15, WPA, MOLAA, and the NADA Art Fair. They have also contributed to curatorial initiatives at the Centro de la Imagen (CDMX), the Bronx Museum, ChaShama, WOPHA Miami, and alternative galleries in NYC, Miami, and the Dominican Republic. Encarnación earned a full-tuition scholarship for a BFA at Parsons School of Design (The New School) and received the MacCracken Fellowship for graduate studies in Caribbean and Latin American Museum Studies at New York University.

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MMÑ (Materiality and Memories of Ñiquiñaque)

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