Orozco Gallery
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.
If you're interested in showcasing, consultation, exhibiting work, or anything else click below or email contact@yenospina.com
Orozco Gallery Pop Up ✶ April 3rd - May 2nd ✶ 115 S Cayuga St, Ithaca NY
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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.
Now more than ever, art is an act of resistance and renewal — a way to reclaim joy, foster dialogue, and strengthen community bonds. 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 GreenStar Food Co+op with opening catering from JoJo Cook, and with additional support from the Latina/o Studies Program at Cornell University. Thanks to Steven Hernandez for being a partial sponsor.
Big thanks for Press Bay for making this dream happen.
This year’s pop-up is presented in loving memory of Debra Castillo, who championed Ospina’s work as a community maker, activist, and artist. Ospina and Castillo had envisioned building this initiative into an annual gathering. In honor of Castillo’s legacy, Ospina is committed to continuing the pop-up each year as a space for cultural celebration and collective care.
Community members interested in supporting or getting involved are encouraged to reach out at contact@yenospina.com.
