Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
The exhibition ‘Más Allá, el Mar Canta (Beyond, the Sea Sings): Diasporic Intimacies and Labor,’ curated by Pablo José Ramirez, considers interracial encounters in diaspora as systems of resistance and forces of cross-cultural creation. We spoke to the curator and several participating artists in this video documentation, ahead of the exhibition’s opening at Times Art Center during Berlin Art Week 2021.
Video by MONA | Produced by Monica Salazar | Filmed and edited by Peter Cairns
The exhibition ‘Más Allá, el Mar Canta (Beyond, the Sea Sings): Diasporic Intimacies and Labor,’ curated by Pablo José Ramirez, considers interracial encounters in diaspora as systems of resistance and forces of cross-cultural creation. We spoke to the curator and several participating artists in this video documentation, ahead of the exhibition’s opening at Times Art Center during Berlin Art Week 2021.
Video by MONA | Produced by Monica Salazar | Filmed and edited by Peter Cairns










