Photographs by contemporary artists are featured in the Building, Zoning, Planning and Public Works Department Conference Room on the second floor of Village Hall.
Quisqueya Henriquez
De la Serie: Espacios Públicos, "Arquitectura de luces", 1988
Eight images, each 20"? x 24" (two shown)
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Statement by Quisqueya Hernriquez:
"Monumental architecture usually marks the urban cartography. The viewer finds myriad ways of establishing a dialogue with the public realm.
De la Serie: Espacios Públicos, "Arquitectura de luces"?, was realized in 1998. The series explores the traditional forms of the official architecture of power. The series takes as a reference the Lighthouse built in Santo Domingo for the 500th anniversary of the first voyage of Christopher Colombus. The lighthouse is an actual landmark that seeks a dialogue among geographies. Its signal references a consciousness of limits and of arrival and departure."
Donated by Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz.
Cecilia Arboleda
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| "Key Biscayne Bridge"?, 1994 Gelatin silver print 20" x 24" |
"Brickell from Key Biscayne" 1994 Gelatin silver print 20" x 24" |
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| "Road to Key Biscayne", 1994 Gelatin silver print 11" x 14" |
"Fishing at Key Biscayne", 1994 Gelatin silver print 11" x 14" |
Statement by Cecilia Arboleda:
"As a photographer, it has always been my curiosity that leads me to a place and the possibility of a relationship with such place that gets me involved. My goal was ultimately a discovery, an emotional relationship with the site."
Donated by Interamerican Consulting Group, Inc.