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Artist Talk

Art, Memory, Immigration and Plants with artist Jimena Vega

Essex
The Newark Public Library

Join the Newark Public Library for an artist talk with Jimena Vega, presented with the Price Institute at Rutgers-Newark.

Oct 8th 6:30 to 8pm

Jimena Vega will be discussing her work in relation to art, memory, immigration, and plants. 

RSVP here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/our-newark-futures-art-memory-immigration-and-plants-with-artist-jimena-vega?source=direct_link&. 

Jimena Vega was born in the Andean mountains of Ecuador. After immigrating to New Jersey as a teenager, she earned a bachelors degree in architecture from NJIT in 2012.

Drawing inspiration from her nature-filled childhood, her migration journey, and the cultural and artistic resilience of immigrant communities in the United States, Jimena began to explore diverse mediums such as illustration, sculpture, and art-making with organic materials. She also began participating in and facilitating women’s circles centered on plants, healing, oral history, and therapeutic art-making.

Mujer-Tierra/Earth-Woman, Jimena Vega.

Jimena Vega will be discussing her work in relation to art, memory, immigration, and plants.

RSVP here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/our-newark-futures-art-memory-immigration-and-plants-with-artist-jimena-vega?source=direct_link&.

Jimena Vega was born in the Andean mountains of Ecuador. After immigrating to New Jersey as a teenager, she earned a bachelors degree in architecture from NJIT in 2012.

Drawing inspiration from her nature-filled childhood, her migration journey, and the cultural and artistic resilience of immigrant communities in the United States, Jimena began to explore diverse mediums such as illustration, sculpture, and art-making with organic materials. She also began participating in and facilitating women’s circles centered on plants, healing, oral history, and therapeutic art-making.

5 Washington St, Newark, NJ 07102, USA

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