This city is a wide range of interpretations that stick on one over the other as time goes by. The urban profile, its icons, the territoriality, the fetish, the feverish constructions, the graffiti and the proximity to the ocean, are some of the motives that make us feel as a community.
This exhibition reflects the diversity of views of Hispanic artists and the way they interact with this welcoming place called Miami.

Artistas/Artists: Ana Ochoa, Arturo Cuenca, Andrea Chehebar, Avraham Zúñiga, Carlos de Villasante, César Trasobares, Ernesto Restrepo, Francis Ferrara, Gory, Gustavo Acosta, Juan Si González, Joaquín González, John Sánchez, Karla Turcios, Lili(ana), María Adelaida López, Mariano Costa Peuser, Mariu Beyro, Odalis Valdivieso, Pancho Luna, Pedro Portal, Pedro Vizcaíno, Rafaél López-Ramos, Rebeca Guarda, Vicenta Casañ, Zayra Mo.

Alfredo Triff’s Trio delivers original Afro Cuban acoustic music with influences, such as jazz, rock and avantgarde. Voice is a valid instrument, which Triff uses it to prong diverse issues, whose content can be gripping, cool, meaningful or banal.
Performing Alfredo Triff, violin,Alex Berti, bass and Daniel Ponce, congas.

Alfredo Triff is a composer and violinist. He has collaborated with a number of artists such as Arnaldo Antunes, Kip Hanrahan,Cachao, Luigi Nono and Don Pullen, among others.    

Alex Berti is a composer, bass and the director of Alex Berti Academy of Music at Doral. Berti was the first bass of the symphonic orchestra of Caracas and the first bass of Miami Symphony Orchestra.

Daniel Ponce, one of the best conga players of Afro Cuban music, he has played and recorded with renowned musicians like Paquito d’Rivera, Lorie Anderson, Patti Labelle, Rolling stones and George Benson among many others.