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La Mirada Boricua

June 27 – November 21, 2026
Making Spaces for Self-Reflection and Decolonial Thought

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  • A photo of a museum gallery with light pink walls. The text on the wall reads "La Mirada Boricua."

    La Mirada Boricua installed in the Class of 1967 Gallery. Photo by Rob Strong.

  • A photo of a museum gallery with light pink walls. The text on the wall reads "La Mirada Boricua."

    La Mirada Boricua installed in the Class of 1967 Gallery. Photo by Rob Strong.

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The Puerto Rican artists in La Mirada Boricua convey the richness of their culture and pride of place as well as the fraught relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States. The exhibition explores contemporary Puerto Rican visual culture while engaging with the archipelago's colonial history, the experience of migration and diaspora, and the ongoing struggle for self-determination.

This exhibition is organized by the Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth, and generously supported by The Harrington Gallery Fund.

Exhibition Curator

Israel Reyes

Exhibition subject: Mexico, Central, & South AmericaTeaching ExhibitionUnited States & Canada