Latest news, events, and announcements from EL CONSULADO
KIOSKO brought together artists, collectors, supporters, eugenia sucre • projects, and Henrique Faria | New York in support of World Central Kitchen's relief efforts in Venezuela.
EL CONSULADO presents Present Tension, a residency exhibition by Carlos J. Gómez de Llarena exploring AI, surveillance, participation, and the transformation of the human image in public space.
In light of the tragedy unfolding in Venezuela, KIOSKO is being reframed as a space for solidarity, gathering, and support, with funds benefiting World Central Kitchen relief efforts.
EL CONSULADO speaks with Kate Wong for brave Projects’ On Non-conformity series about diaspora, KIOSKO, alternative cultural infrastructures, and Venezuelan collective presence.
Trace José Antonio Hernández-Diez’s trajectory from early video installations in Caracas to his emergence as one of the indispensable figures of contemporary Latin American art.
Frahydel Falczuk presents *The Plastic Sea* at NYC DOT Art’s Car-Free Earth Day 2026, extending a work tied to EL CONSULADO’s beginnings.
Javier León examines Luis Salazar’s revisionist practice, tracing three decades of displacement, critique, and process-based contemporary art in Venezuela.
EL CONSULADO appears on CUNY TV’s Emmy-winning Nueva York series, spotlighting the collective’s Venezuelan diasporic art and community work in New York.
EL CONSULADO will present “An Everywhere Kiosk: Art, Circulation, and Diasporic Networks” as part of the decentralized symposium “Redes as Resistance,” convening translocal artistic and pedagogical networks across Latin America, the Caribbean, and their diasporas.
EL CONSULADO NYC presents KIOSKO, a three-day pop-up exhibition and community gathering at The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts in New York City.
EL CONSULADO marks a historic milestone at NADA Miami 2025 with the debut of KIOSKO and participation in the TD Bank Curated Spotlight, celebrating Venezuelan contemporary art across the diaspora.
EL CONSULADO founding member Helwing Villamizar joins Kate Wong's 'Vital Matter' panel discussing 21st-century support structures for artistic practice at NADA Miami 2025.
EL CONSULADO has been selected for the TD Bank Curated Spotlight at NADA Miami 2025, presenting a joint installation by Alessandro Balteo-Yazbeck and Ana Alenso that examines the historical, political, and ecological afterlives of extractive capitalism.
EL CONSULADO debuts KIOSKO, a modular traveling micro-vitrine and cultural device of the Venezuelan diaspora, presented in the outdoor sculpture garden of NADA Miami 2025.
Vancouver-based curator Kate Wong has been appointed by NADA to organize the 2025 Curated Spotlight section, highlighting experimental and community-rooted art spaces, including EL CONSULADO NYC.
EL CONSULADO will present its sculptural installation KIOSKO at the 23rd edition of NADA Miami 2025, transforming the traditional art fair booth into a living embassy for Venezuelan art and culture.
El Consulado launches a series of community-focused programs designed to strengthen connections among Venezuelan diaspora in New York City through collaborative artistic practices.
A community of Venezuelan artists in New York has found a symbolic and powerful way to respond to the lack of institutional representation through art.
EL CONSULADO NYC has been featured in leading art publications and media outlets
