The arts are an intrinsic part of the Hispanic heritage and culture, for this reason, the City of Orlando hosted an Open Call for local artists interested in showcasing the richness of Latin American history and heritage through their art.
After evaluating all the art submissions, a diverse group of 19 Hispanic visual artists were chosen to showcase their art pieces at the city’s Hispanic Heritage Month Art Exhibition in the Terrace Gallery at Orlando City Hall.
The art exhibition runs from August 30 – October 24, 2021, and residents and visitors are encouraged to visit the Terrace Gallery to enjoy a beautiful display that enhances the rich Latin American culture and heritage through the artistic creativity and lens of our beloved visual artists.
The visual artists participating in the exhibition are:
- Antonio López Peralta, Venezuela
- Blanca Ely Rosado, Puerto Rico
- Carlos Azuaje, Venezuela
- David Martínez Rabadán, Mexico
- Ernesto Torrejón De La Ardoz, Argentina
- Francisco Arias, Puerto Rico
- Gisela Romero, Venezuela
- Grace Leal, Cuba
- Grace Senior Morandi, Colombia
- Irene Narpier, Dominican Republic
- José Sánchez, Puerto Rico
- Karinés Nieves, Puerto Rico
- Yenymargen Rojas Reyes, Colombia
- María Laura, Puerto Rico
- Nelson Álvarez, Colombia
- Patricia Cavazos, Mexico
- Sebastián Del Hoyo, Argentina
- Vidal Torres, Puerto Rico
- Wendy Escobar, El Salvador
About the Terrace Gallery
Hours:
Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday, 12 – 5 p.m.
Location:
Orlando City Hall, 1st Floor
400 South Orange Avenue
The City Hall Terrace Gallery opened in 1992. It features works from national and international artists and frequently spotlights Florida artists. The gallery's portable walls allow us to arrange each exhibit in a way that best highlight the artworks. The Terrace Gallery reflects the city’s dedication to the arts, and it provides a space where visual artists can share their insight with the community.