anaida hernández

ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE El viaje, 2000. Grand Central Press. Etching, shaped plates, edition of 30. Image size 22x 30, paper size 22x30 inches Project: Exhibition GCAC Gallery, Juegos Ilegales and print edition with James Lorigan Enlace:   Education: Artist-In-Residence Program Anaida Hernández Artist -in- Residence, 2000 By Mike McGee Curator Aniada Hernandez is a Puerto Rican artist who is currently living in Brooklyn, New York. Originally trained as printmaker, Hernandez has been working as a sculptor and installation artist for the past twenty years. Her work is often collaborative and community-based. In recent years, she has engaged such issues as immigration, domestic violence, human rights, and cultural dislocation. This print was published by Grand Central Press and produced by master printmaker James Lorigan at Watermark Printmaking in the Cal State Fullerton Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana. Hernandez was the artist-in-residence at the center...

ARTIST - IN- RESIDENCE  Caita's Hands, 1998. Linoprint on hande-made-paper (one black color print) Link:  BRODSKY CENTER - Art on Loan Program The primary mission of the Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions is to enable groundbreaking artists, both established and emerging, to create new work in reproductive media at its state-of-the-art facilities. Artists-in-residence are invited to engage in one-on-one collaborations with the BCIE’s master printers and papermakers. These BCIE experts and innovators make it possible for artists to translate their vision into a  media that may be new to them. The Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions was founded as the Rutgers Center for Innovative Print and Paper (RCIPP) in 1986 by Judith K. Brodsky, an artist, printmaker, arts advocate, and professor of art at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.  It was established as an international forum for the exchange of new i...

CRUCE- REVISTA ACADÉMICA, 2013 ARTICLE / UMET, Universidad Metropolitana, San Juan, Puerto Rico.                      Proyecto CERES ( C reatividad en las  E scuelas para  R e-invirtir en una  E ducación-artística  S ostenida) Enlaces:  Revista académica:  Cruce - El poder transformador del arte como evento educativo Portal Mayagúez sabe a mangó:  El poder transformador del arte como evento educativo Por Anaida Hernández Es de mi propia experiencia y convicción, que cuando los artistas salimos de nuestros espacios de bienestar, en mi caso, como artista visual, de mi taller y vamos a la calle, desarrollamos proyectos educativos, comunitarios de interés social, transformamos vidas. Estas experiencias lo evidencia mi carrera como artista visual y educadora de más de tres décadas   www.anaidahernandez.com/ Estas prácticas me llevaron a investigar la hipótesis de cóm...