The exhibition's curatorial advisor, Keyna Eleison, explains the show's name and her approach to representing the immense, diverse region.
The art publication describes Americas Society's exhibition, open until April 18, as a "phenomenological experience."
The exhibition proves "that there is much more to the region than meets the eye," says AQ about Americas Society's show on Amazonian communities.
The newspaper says that Fanny Sanín: Geometric Equations, the first institutional survey of the artist in New York, was "optical joy."
Inter-American Review es "un mapa visual no lineal que traza las historias entrelazadas de la institución, el arte y la cultura", dice el diario.
In this conversation, the artists discuss their work with the Americas Society archive and explain what visitors can expect to see in our gallery
"An ambitious survey of contemporary practices," says the website. "Amazonia Açu is as beautiful as it is polite and diplomatic."
