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Yen Ospina
¡Hola!
Thank you so much for visiting my website and supporting my journey.
I’m a Colombian-American self-taught artist, curator, and community maker living in Upstate NY, constantly inspired by the world around me. I love exploring new things and pushing myself to grow in my craft.
If you’d like to learn more, click below for more info, sign up for my newsletter, or join my Patreon to follow along on this creative adventure. ¡Gracias!
Traveling Artist for Markets & Festivals
If you have any questions or you would like me to participate in your market or festival. Email me! contact@yenospina.com
contact : please allow 2-7 business days for me to answer you! ¡gracias! contact@yenospina.com
Orozco Gallery is a nomadic gallery dedicated to amplifying the voices of artists through powerful and engaging exhibitions. Founded with the vision of fostering a space that champions diversity, creativity, and expression, the gallery serves as a hub for both emerging and established artists to showcase their work and connect with the wider community.
events happening at orozco gallery (Click here)
ITHACA, NY — In times of uncertainty, art remains a powerful act of resilience. This April and early May, Orozco Gallery will open its doors for the second year as a vibrant pop-up space for creativity, connection, and cultural celebration at 115 S. Cayuga St. in Downtown Ithaca (Next to Hawi Ethiopian Cuisine!)
Featuring artist talks, live music, dance, workshops, film, and family-friendly gatherings, the gallery invites community members of all ages to come together in a welcoming, sober environment. Many events are free or sliding scale to ensure accessibility. Select programs require RSVP.
This month-long series is organized and founded by community maker, curator, and activist Yen Ospina in collaboration with the Latino Civic Association of Tompkins County, with support from the Greenstar Co+Op with our opening reception catering from JoJo Cook, volunteers from ALPFA, & Latina/o Studies Program at Cornell University.
