Fabiola R. Delgado

Sheesh… how do people manage multiple social media accounts? Last time I posted here was like a month ago 😭

To dream con los cuerpos — Transformer

“A perfectly proportioned jewel box-like portal to another plane — contemplative and undulating with dreamlike pleasures.”
(Travis Chamberlain, director of Washington Project for the Arts, about my newest show at Transformer)

www.transformerdc.org/to-dream-con...

First review in the @washingtonpost.com! Thanks Mark Jenkins for the lovely write-up.

Thank you for this lovely write up!

Building an art + literary journal with artist and designer Rebecca Perez — tendrilsjournal.com

Thanks for your perspective 🙏🏼Still, we must find an inkling of something… do we only dream in safety? Do we always move away in order to dream again?

How do you dream in a place like this?

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Thank you @freezemagazine.bsky.social for the tragicomedic release 💀💀💀

Always amazed by the knowledge and deep care DC guides share in their tours. Museums, parks, historic or sacred sites… take the tour!

Most people don’t understand the risks, limitations, and at times even life-or-death consequences of what immigrants can do freely in this country. Besides, action takes form in many ways —“protesting” is just one way to challenge authority. Keep doing your work!

A rare quiet moment at MoMA NY with Tecla Tofano 💛💙❤️

Finally attended one of @rcembalest.bsky.social’s legendary social media talks🌟

Whatever the digital landscape evolves into, it’s always important to be prepared, well-informed, and to leverage the tools at our disposal to create both informational and experiential content.

Through the work of Latinx artists, Cristina Pardo Porto delves into the uses and impact of cyanotypes to document the relationship between nature and systems of extraction

Artworks pictured by Tatiana Lopez

#CAA113

Not a fan of American football, but I do love me some projection mapping. Thanks New Orleans for being so magical!

Yes! Some really thoughtful works + loved to see the relationship with the local Viet community

First time in New Orleans and so lucky to catch the last week of the Prospect Triennial ✨🎊💥

Apropos of, well, all this 💩…
Please know that chaos is how autocrats thrive. Overwhelming us with bad news is a tactic designed to paralyze us. Don’t despair, prepare! (And when you can, repair!)

One thing about me is I absolutely LOVE hosting people. I don’t do it for gifts, but it’s so special to be thought of afterwards🥰
Thanks Matilda Forsberg (not here yet!) for the touching painting and cards! 🧡

A bountiful art day today, and it’s only 4 PM!
📷 1: Adi Segal “Where Are You Really From?” exhibit at Hillyer Gallery
📷 2: Kate Fleming “AUGUST” artist talk at Hillyer Gallery
📷 3: Laila Abdul-Hadi Jadallah “Perfume in Exile (عطر الغربة)” exhibit at Friends Artspace

Going Solo Lessons from my first year as a *fully* Independent Curator

What are some of the challenges and joys that come with being an independent curator?
Read about it on my substack post:
open.substack.com/pub/fabiolar...

Young woman with long brown hair sits on car’s passenger seat, seatbelt on, holding two fingers up to make an ancient peace sign. The back of the car holds different packaged artworks.

Alright, time to learn a new app… I come in peace, and bringing art stuff!