ARCHIVES
Engage with the artists who have shown work at the Clemente from 2018-Present. Explore our curated collection of digital resources, featuring interviews, essays, artist talks, performances, and other original content.
The Clemente is expanding its archive through internal research and outreach to our community. If you participated in an event, exhibition, or residency at The Clemente before these dates, we'd love to hear from you! Please email info@theclementecenter.org to share information.
As part of River to River 2022
'Landscapes of Care', an exhibition in the Abrazo Interno Gallery at The Clemente, up August 10th - September 10th 2022. The video shares some ideas on the group exhibition reuniting the works of Mariángeles Blanco, María Marta Fasoli, and Sofia Quirno by curator Valeria Meiller.
On Display Through August 14
April 9, 2022
A timely conversation about the repatriation of art objects from the perspective of law, art, and culture set within Now That We Have Established a Common Ground.
Joe Louis (IG: @joelouismusic_) set our Kabayitos stage on FIRE!! 🔥🔥🔥 Listen to Lo Sagrado the album NOW on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/album/6R5IYP0vhN7FIHGeE4V1xV?si=ZTVOK4OCTcKZuHBAapI4vA
Video production by video artist, Melvin Audaz (IG: @audaz.productions)
The Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural and Educational Center and The Center for Puerto Rican Studies presents an intimate Book Talk with author, Alexis Massol, co-founder of Casa Pueblo de Adjuntas;
March 30, 2022
Conversation:
Beatriz Santiago-Muñoz, Artist, San Juan
Lila Nezamian, Curator, Protocinema, New York
Sofia Reeser del Rio, Senior Program Manager, The Clemente
Host Stephanie Johnson-Cunningham visits The Clemente on New York's Lower East Side to talk with curators and artists about how their spaces, exhibitions and artistic practices celebrate, document, cultivate and preserve Indigenous cultures. Exhibition photography by Eli Farinango. Access: Audio description, captions.
LPHC, Inc. performs live at CLEMENTE SOTO VÉLEZ CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL CENTER, New York, on May 31th, 2013, with Daniel Levin (cello), Ivo Perelman (sax), Jason Kao Hwang (violin) and Juan Pablo Carletti (drums). Camera by Fernando Natalici and editing by Adnor Pitanga.
At the 2015 Shall We Tango NYC gala, Tango sensations Gabriel Missé and Guillermina Quiroga danced together for the first time ever. The event was part of Latin American Culture Week, organized by PAMAR (Pan American Musical Art Research, Inc.) and presented at The Clemente Soto Velez Cultural & Educational Center in New York City, November 21, 2015.
A Train band performs at Salsa Stories 2021
Luis Ayala-Bass
Carlos Acevedo-percussion/Vocals
Papote Jimenez-Lead Vocals-Conga
Zoila Pianista-Keyboards