The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.

The Children’s Art Carnival present our next community exhibition in partnership with EnFoco, Utopian Voyage, curated by Kay Hickman. Utopian Voyage features the works of Albany Andaluz, Asherdé Amoy Gil, and Cristina Bartley Dominguez.

The exhibition is on view October 27 – December 23, 2022, at the Children’s Art Carnival, 62 Hamilton Terrace, New York, NY 10031, by appointment only.

Utopian Voyage explores the notion of what it would look like if people of color created their ideal future realities? Afrofuturism lends us the ability to look past our current state and shape a new reality. It is a way of exploring the future and alternate realities, undefined by lasting effects of settler colonialism, through a black cultural lens and an artistic aesthetic. Shaping the world around the idea of agency, is a method of self liberation and healing. The exhibition Utopian Voyage explores three different realities. Each photographer brings their own unique vision to what this could look like.