Concordia Art Show

Latinx AND hispanic
Heritage Month

September 21st ─
October 27th 2023

542 W 24th St
New York, New York

ABOUT THE art show

WHAT

A temporary street-level Art Show produced by Concordia Studio in the heart of New York City, put together by our curator and founder Danielle Juliao.

HOW

The Art Show will showcase a select roster of Latin American artists with a focus on two mediums—photography and painting, depicting the mysticism of Latin America.

WHY

The purpose of Concordia Art Show is to connect young, new and aspiring collectors with emerging Latin talent proposing conceptually and aesthetically rich bodies of work.

ABOUT THE art show

542 W 24th St
New York, New York

WHAT

A temporary street-level Art Show produced by Concordia Studio in the heart of New York City, put together by our curator and founder Danielle Juliao.

HOW

The Art Show will showcase a select roster of Latin American artists with a focus on two mediums—photography and painting, depicting the mysticism of Latin America.

WHY

The purpose of Concordia Art Show is to connect young, new and aspiring collectors with emerging Latin talent proposing conceptually and aesthetically rich bodies of work.

ABOUT THE artists

Salome Coronel

Multimedia Artist

Quito, Ecuador

Salome Coronel currently lives and works in Bogotá. She graduated from a Bachelor in Fine Arts in Fashion with emphasis in Fashion Product from Parsons The New School for Design, New York, New York (2014-2018). Her work is influenced by her current and past realities, prioritizing the documentation of mundane and everyday elements that make up her life in Colombia’s capital city.

Growing up in Quito also exposed Coronel to a variety of baroque architecture buildings commonly used to display realist art, which has had a lasting impact on her body of work. In her artistic practice, she mainly explores (but not limits to) the medium of painting, relying on popular culture scenarios and zooming in on street details to depict her vision.

Salome Coronel currently lives and works in Bogotá. She graduated from a Bachelor in Fine Arts in Fashion with emphasis in Fashion Product from Parsons The New School for Design, New York, New York (2014-2018). Her work is influenced by her current and past realities, prioritizing the documentation of mundane and everyday elements that make up her life in Colombia’s capital city. Growing up in Quito also exposed Coronel to a variety of baroque architecture buildings commonly used to display realist art, which has had a lasting impact on her body of work. In her artistic practice, she mainly explores (but not limits to) the medium of painting, relying on popular culture scenarios and zooming in on street details to depict her vision.

ABOUT THE artists

María Elena Valdés

Photographer

Puebla, México

Maria Elena Valdés is a photographer, artist, and creative director based in New York City. With a focus on documentary works, Valdés has the ability to deeply connect with her subjects and their universes, capturing a raw, yet quirky reality full of empathy and curiosity. Known for her editorial publications such as Muxelandia (2018) and Ruth (2017), and Diario Pandemia (2020), Valdés effectively tells the story of the human experience through distinct contexts and cultures.

Her work has been showcased at exhibitions in New York, Mexico City, Miami, Austin TX, Japan, and Thailand. She also has publications on editorial platforms that include, Nowness, Garage Magazine, VICE, L’Uomo Vogue, Vogue Latin America, Cultura Colectiva among others.

Maria Elena Valdés is a photographer, artist, and creative director based in New York City. With a focus on documentary works, Valdés has the ability to deeply connect with her subjects and their universes, capturing a raw, yet quirky reality full of empathy and curiosity. Known for her editorial publications such as Muxelandia (2018) and Ruth (2017), and Diario Pandemia (2020), Valdés effectively tells the story of the human experience through distinct contexts and cultures. Her work has been showcased at exhibitions in New York, Mexico City, Miami, Austin TX, Japan, and Thailand. She also has publications on editorial platforms that include, Nowness, Garage Magazine, VICE, L’Uomo Vogue, Vogue Latin America, Cultura Colectiva among others.

ABOUT THE artists

Alex De La Torre

Painter

Barranquilla, Colombia

Alex De La Torre currently lives and works in Barranquilla. He graduated from Fine Arts from la Universidad Del Atlántico (2001). During his time there, he had the pleasure of assisting Colombian masters Manuel Bustos and Haime Alvarez Correa, helping him shape his own identity while being influenced by the latter.

Although his work is heavily figurative, he also gives importance to the materials he uses as canvases, creating a conversation between form, color, and emblematic Colombian motifs that are only recognizable by those who grew up in the country. He explores ecological activism in a few of his series while depicting more urban elements characteristic of the Caribbean coast.

Alex De La Torre currently lives and works in Barranquilla. He graduated from Fine Arts from la Universidad Del Atlántico (2001). During his time there, he had the pleasure of assisting Colombian masters Manuel Bustos and Haime Alvarez Correa, helping him shape his own identity while being influenced by the latter. Although his work is heavily figurative, he also gives importance to the materials he uses as canvases, creating a conversation between form, color, and emblematic Colombian motifs that are only recognizable by those who grew up in the country. He explores ecological activism in a few of his series while depicting more urban elements characteristic of the Caribbean coast.

ABOUT THE artists

Rodrigo Chapa

Photographer

Monterrey, México

Rodrigo Chapa currently lives and works in Mexico City. He graduated with a masters in professional photography with studio specialty in the international photographic school, Spéos, Paris (2012-2013). His work is inspired by the phenomenology of color, producing scenarios to explore the limits of its psychological and spiritual implications. In his artistic practice, he mainly explores the medium of photography, relying on the pictorial tradition as an environmental resource to build an image.

He has taught photography at CEDIM, Gimnasio de Arte and LCI schools and is currently the director at his photographic studio C129 (Mexico City) and co-founded the photographic printing lab Estudio Tampiquito (Mexico City/Monterrey)

Rodrigo Chapa currently lives and works in Mexico City. He graduated with a masters in professional photography with studio specialty in the international photographic school, Spéos, Paris (2012-2013). His work is inspired by the phenomenology of color, producing scenarios to explore the limits of its psychological and spiritual implications. In his artistic practice, he mainly explores the medium of photography, relying on the pictorial tradition as an environmental resource to build an image. He has taught photography at CEDIM, Gimnasio de Arte and LCI schools and is currently the director at his photographic studio C129 (Mexico City) and co-founded the photographic printing lab Estudio Tampiquito (Mexico City/Monterrey)

Thank you to our partners

Contact us

Danielle Juliao

Founder

danielle22juliao@gmail.com

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Latinx AND hispanic
Heritage Month

Celebrate sorrounded by latin talent considering the concept of Paradise.

Latinx AND hispanic
Heritage Month

Celebrate sorrounded by latin talent considering the concept of Paradise.

Event Programming

2023

Latinx AND hispanic Heritage Month

September 21st ─October 27th 2023

542 W 24th St New York, New York

ABOUT THE art show

WHAT

HOW

WHY

ABOUT THE art show

542 W 24th St New York, New York

WHAT

HOW

WHY

ABOUT THE artists

Salome Coronel

Multimedia Artist

Quito, Ecuador

ABOUT THE artists

María Elena Valdés

Photographer

Puebla, México

ABOUT THE artists

Alex De La Torre

Painter

Barranquilla, Colombia

ABOUT THE artists

Rodrigo Chapa

Photographer

Monterrey, México

Thank you to our partners

Contact us

Danielle Juliao

Founder

Follow us on Instagram

Latinx AND hispanic Heritage Month

Celebrate sorrounded by latin talent considering the concept of Paradise.

Latinx AND hispanic Heritage Month

Celebrate sorrounded by latin talent considering the concept of Paradise.

Event Programming

2023

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Latinx AND hispanic
Heritage Month

September 21st ─
October 27th 2023

542 W 24th St
New York, New York

542 W 24th St
New York, New York

Latinx AND hispanic
Heritage Month

Latinx AND hispanic
Heritage Month