Orozco Gallery
Orozco Gallery is a nomadic gallery dedicated to amplifying the voices of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) 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.
If you're interested in showcasing, consultation, exhibiting work, or anything else click below or email ospinayen@gmail.com
Next pop up location
MAY 2025 |📍115 S Cayuga St, Ithaca, NY
Events & Opportunities
Orozco Gallery Efforts
In January 2024, as I found myself immersed in the world of possibilities, I fervently brainstormed ways to forge new pathways for emerging artists. The desire to create opportunities pulsated within me, yet I yearned for a vessel that would carry this mission without being overshadowed by my personal identity. That's when the concept of Orozco Gallery materialized—an entity poised to radiate opportunities for artists within the enchanting Finger Lakes area.
The name Orozco holds profound significance. It is a manifestation of my other side, an homage to the layers of identity that course through my veins. With each brushstroke of the gallery's existence, I seek to weave a narrative that resonates with the soulful connection to my family and heritage.
As the founder of Orozco Gallery, my vision for 2024 is set ablaze with the determination to curate and host a myriad of events, fostering a dynamic platform for artists to showcase their talents. Through the lens of this one-woman show organization, I aspire to cultivate a space where creativity thrives, where emerging talents find their voices amplified.
On Oct. 6, 2023 in downtown Ithaca, N.Y. the Community School of Music and Arts came alive with vibrancy, beauty and a celebration of heritage. In addition to several other events that occurred during Hispanic Heritage month this year in Ithaca, an art exhibition took place featuring local Hispanic and Latinx artists, Curated by Yen Ospina : Click Here to Read More
