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WSU’s College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts Celebrates Latino Artists 

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September 17, 2026
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Wayne State University’s College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts present Hilos de Identidad from Sept. 18 through Dec. 12, 2026, at the Elaine L. Jacob Gallery. An opening reception will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 18. 

Dance, 2000:2001, recreated in 2018, Vito Valdez, acrylic, oil stick and oil on canvas, 48” x 72”

Rooted in the heartbeat of close-knit barrios, spaces shaped by tradition, family, memory, and mutual care, Latino artists connected to Detroit’s communities transform the uncertainties of everyday life into bold declarations of presence and pride. Hilos de Identidad honors the ways art becomes refuge and resonance: the vibrant colors of celebration, the weight of untold stories, all held within a city already defined by resilience.

This exhibition celebrates the impact of Latino artists, carrying their cultural inheritance and artistic legacy into a space where the city’s past and future intersect, contributing to the city’s ongoing transformation. At a time when identity and belonging are increasingly called into question, their work becomes a cultural footprint in motion.

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The exhibition includes work by the following artists: Diana Alva, Peter Daniel Bernal, Elton Monroy Duran, Jacinto Herrera, Mary Laredo Herbeck, Alvaro Jurado, Kimberly LaVonne, Juan Martinez, Nora Chapa Mendoza, Ivan Montoya, Irene Perez, Dalia Reyes, Julianna Sanroman Rojas, Vito J. Valdez, and George Vargas.

Public programing including lectures, workshops, and tours will be hosted throughout the duration of the exhibition. Details regarding special events will be announced after the opening reception. Public programming is in collaboration with Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies. 

Hilos de Identidad was curated by Avanti Herczeg, Laura Makar, and Thomas Pyrzewski. 

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Exhibition: Hilos de Identidad

Dates: Sept. 18 through Dec. 12, 2026

Opening Reception: Friday, Sept. 18, 5-8PM

Gallery Hours: Wednesday & Thursday, 12-5PM; Friday, 12-7PM; Saturday, 12-5PM

Parking: Metered parking available along Hancock, Cass, Second, and Warren. Campus Parking Structure 3, 6 & 8 open to public, parking rates apply.

WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERIES

i think i am going to remember everything you forget, 2024, Julianna Sanromán Rojas, ink and acrylic on mylar, 16 1:2 × 12 in

WSU Art Galleries stem to educate the next generation of visual artists, designers, and art historians, and housed under WSU’s College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts. The college programs two galleries for the benefit of our university and surrounding communities. The Art Department Gallery (ADG) was established in 1956 and focuses on student, faculty, and alumni exhibitions, as well as the work of community artists. The Elaine L. Jacob Gallery (ELJG), 1997, presents exhibitions of national and international significance. 

The ELJG and ADG are part of a visual arts network located in Detroit Cultural Center Area, along with the Detroit Institute of Arts, Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, College for Creative Studies, Detroit Artists Market, Scarab Club and N’namdi Gallery; the galleries significantly contribute to the vitality of Detroit as a destination for visual arts.

COLLEGE OF FINE, PERFORMING AND COMMUNICATION ARTS

The College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts is home to today’s aspiring artists, performers, technicians, scholars, dancers, debaters, entrepreneurs, and communication professionals who all represent the college’s legacy of excellence in our respective fields. The college serves students majoring in 17 undergraduate programs, 10 graduate programs and three graduate certificates through its departments: the James Pearson Duffy Department of Art, Art History, and Design, the Maggie Allesee Department of Theatre and Dance, and the departments of communication and music.

WSU's College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts Celebra Artistas Latinos

Wayne State University’s College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts presenta Hilos de Identidad del 18 de septiembre al 12 de diciembre de 2026, en la Elaine L. Jacob Gallery. Una recepción de apertura será realizada de 5 a 8 p.m. el viernes, 18 de septiembre.

Dance, 2000:2001, recreated in 2018, Vito Valdez, acrylic, oil stick and oil on canvas, 48” x 72”

Enraizados en el latido del corazón de barrios unidos, espacios moldeados por tradición, familia, memoria, y cuidado mutuo, artistas latinos conectados a las comunidades de Detroit transforman las incertidumbres de la vida cotidiana en declaraciones audaces de presencia y orgullo. Hilos de Identidad honra las maneras en que el arte se convierte en refugio y resonancia: los colores vibrantes de celebración, el peso de historias no contadas, todo sostenido dentro de una ciudad ya definida por resiliencia.

Esta exhibición celebra el impacto de artistas latinos, llevando su herencia cultural y legado artístico a un espacio donde el pasado y futuro de la ciudad se intersectan, contribuyendo a la transformación continua de la ciudad. En un tiempo cuando identidad y pertenencia están siendo cada vez más cuestionadas, su trabajo se convierte en una huella cultural en movimiento.

La exhibición incluye trabajo de los siguientes artistas: Diana Alva, Peter Daniel Bernal, Elton Monroy Duran, Jacinto Herrera, Mary Laredo Herbeck, Alvaro Jurado, Kimberly LaVonne, Juan Martinez, Nora Chapa Mendoza, Ivan Montoya, Irene Perez, Dalia Reyes, Julianna Sanroman Rojas, Vito J. Valdez, y George Vargas.

Programación pública incluyendo conferencias, talleres, y tours será organizada a lo largo de la duración de la exhibición. Detalles acerca de eventos especiales serán anunciados después de la recepción de apertura. La programación pública está en colaboración con Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies.

Hilos de Identidad fue curada por Avanti Herczeg, Laura Makar, y Thomas Pyrzewski.

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Exhibición: Hilos de Identidad

Fechas: 18 de septiembre al 12 de diciembre de 2026

Recepción de Apertura: Viernes, 18 de septiembre, 5-8 p.m.

Horas de Galería: Miércoles y jueves, 12-5 p.m.; viernes, 12-7 p.m.; sábado, 12-5 p.m.

Estacionamiento: Estacionamiento de tarifa disponible en Hancock, Cass, Second, y Warren. Las estructuras de estacionamiento del campus 3, 6 y 8 están abiertas al público, se aplican cuotas de estacionamiento.

GALERÍAS DE ARTE DE WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY

i think i am going to remember everything you forget, 2024, Julianna Sanromán Rojas, ink and acrylic on mylar, 16 1:2 × 12 in

Las galerías de arte de WSU existen para educar a la próxima generación de artistas visuales, diseñadores, e historiadores de arte, y están alojadas bajo Wayne State University’s College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts. El colegio programa dos galerías para el beneficio de nuestra universidad y comunidades circundantes. La Art Department Gallery (ADG) fue establecida en 1956 y se enfoca en exhibiciones de estudiantes, facultad, y exalumnos, así como trabajo de artistas de la comunidad. La Elaine L. Jacob Gallery (ELJG), 1997, presenta exhibiciones de significancia nacional e internacional.

La ELJG y ADG son parte de una red de artes visuales ubicada en Detroit Cultural Center Area, junto con Detroit Institute of Arts, Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, College for Creative Studies, Detroit Artists Market, Scarab Club, y N’namdi Gallery; las galerías contribuyen significativamente a la vitalidad de Detroit como destino para artes visuales.

COLLEGE OF FINE, PERFORMING AND COMMUNICATION ARTS

El College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts es hogar de los artistas, artistas, técnicos, estudiosos, bailarines, debatidores, emprendedores, y profesionales de comunicación de hoy que todos representan el legado del colegio de excelencia en sus respectivos campos. El colegio sirve a estudiantes en 17 programas de pregrado, 10 programas de posgrado, y tres certificados de posgrado a través de sus departamentos: James Pearson Duffy Department of Art, Art History, and Design, Maggie Allesee Department of Theatre and Dance, y los departamentos de comunicación y música.

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