About this Event
Curator Conversation with Adriana Herrera and Artist Aurora Molina
Adriana Herrera, PhD, independent writer, curator, and co-founder of Aluna Art Foundation, will examine how territory, plant fibers, and color intertwine in the history of textile art, and, after reviewing the antecedent of some historical artists that approached landscape in their fiber art, she will analyze the various ways in which the textile work of the participating artists relates to the moving “river of grass” of the Everglades.
The talk begins promptly at 11:00 am.
About the exhibitions: On view through May 17, 2026
A Drowned Horizon by artist Aurora Molina is an immersive installation of felt, thread, and layered textiles addressing Florida’s environment and landscape.
River of Grass presents 21 artists woven interpretations of the Florida Everglades on 6-foot looms from Fiber Artist Miami Association.
To learn more about Adriana Hererra visit alunaartfoundation.com
To learn more about Aurora Molina visit auroramolina.com
To learn more about Fiber Arts Miami Association visit fiberartists-miamiassociation.com
Photo credit: Polmo Studios, LLC.
SPONSORED IN PART BY THE STATE OF FLORIDA THROUGH THE DIVISION OF ARTS AND CULTURE AND THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Hollywood Art and Culture Center, 1650 Harrison Street, Hollywood, United States
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