Astro y Fe

Conceived in response to the recent earthquake in Venezuela, “Astro y Fe” is intended as a temporary infrastructure of solidarity through which artists, organizations, and communities mobilize artworks, resources, and knowledge to support ongoing processes of aid, reconstruction, and renewal.

The exhibition brings together works by Venezuelan artists living both in Venezuela and in the diaspora, showcasing works in media such as photography, graphic art, assemblages, video, and installation.

Astro y Fe expands existing networks of support and echoes a collective call for solidarity.

The works, generously provided by the artists, directly benefit initiatives dedicated to humanitarian aid, reconstruction, and community care.

Throughout the exhibition, information booths, public discussions, and events will be held in collaboration with organizations active in emergency relief, reconstruction, and community work, both in Venezuela and in the diaspora.

Together, these programs create opportunities for exchanging knowledge, sharing resources, and developing new strategies for care.

Proceeds from the exhibition will be channeled through the artists’ organization Tres Pasos and partner organizations, including Cáritas Venezuela.

Astro y Fe sees itself as a cycle of solidarity in which art becomes part of a larger civil society infrastructure for encounter, care, and collective action.

Artists (tentative):

• Manuela Zarate,
• Angel D Leiva,
• Carlos Castillo,
• Costanza de Rogatis,
• Gerardo Rojas,
• Flama, Luis Romero,
• Luis Salazar,
• Maria Niño,
• Manuel Eduardo Gonzalez,
• Raily Yance,
• Santiago Mendez,
• Javier Grajales,
• Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe,
• Siul Rasse,
• Yosmel Araujo,
• Armando Velutini