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Juxtapoz Magazine - Tiffany Alfonseca and Monica Hernandez are Found in Translation

Library Street Collective is pleased to present a two-person exhibition with New York-based artists Tiffany Alfonseca and Monica Hernandez, titled&nbs.

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Spotlight: Two Rising Artists Offer Unique Visions Of The Dominican Diasporic Experience In A New Detroit Exhibition

Spotlight: Two Rising Artists Offer Unique Visions Of The Dominican Diasporic Experience In A New Detroit Exhibition
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Spotlight: Two Rising Artists Offer Unique Visions of the Dominican Diasporic Experience In a New Detroit Exhibition

Tiffany Alfonseca and Monica Hernandez mine their Dominican heritage to explore diasporic forms of image-making.

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List: 2023 Hispanic Heritage Month events in metro Detroit

First observed in 1968 as Hispanic Heritage Week under President Lyndon Johnson, the week was extended to 30 days in 1988 by President Ronald Reagan.

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