Press Release

Love for Immigrants: ARTivism: New Beginnings  In-Person Exhibit  Washington, D.C. (February 1st, 2025) – Love for Immigrants is pleased to announce an art exhibition titled: ARTivists: New Beginnings. Opening Event Date: March 24th, 2025 Time: 5:30pm – 8:30pm ESTClosing Event Date: May 28th, 2025       Time: 6pm – 8:30pm ESTExhibit Ends: June 6th,Continue reading “Press Release”

2025 Exhibit ARTivism: New Beginnings

By Wendy Buendia New beginnings do not mean wiping the slate clean or forgetting. Rather, they serve as a reminder to engage with and confront the present. Rama AlFarkh, a featured artist in this exhibition, dives into what makes new beginnings. Their work explores the confrontation and engagement of big emotions. To heal from theContinue reading “2025 Exhibit ARTivism: New Beginnings”

Khin

Born in Myanmar (Burma), Khin is a feminist activist, artist, poet, and technologist who was forced to flee her home country as a refugee following a military coup in February 2021 and the ensuing violent crackdown against pro-democracy and human rights activists. Khin’s art reflects the convergence of her ongoing activism and resistance with theContinue reading “Khin”

Yeliz Gedik

Yeliz, a biologist settled in the Washington DC area, is also a talented artist originally from Turkey. Despite her scientific pursuits, her heart lies in art. Introduced to painting at the age of four by her father, Yeliz’s artistic journey paused as she grew up. However, she reignited her passion later in life, using paintingContinue reading “Yeliz Gedik”

Xenia Gray

Xenia Gray is a contemporary figurative artist who primarily works in mixed media, including oil, acrylic, and charcoal. Fascinated by unexpressed feelings andthings left unsaid, Xenia explores emotions through paintings of the human body. Xenia grew up in Siberia in the aftermath of the Soviet Union’s collapse, and her sense of color and aesthetics isContinue reading “Xenia Gray”

Amira

Amira is an Egyptian-American visual artist who primarily works with acrylic paint. She explores the combination of painting, photography, calligraphy, dried flowers, and other media. While her work has changed over time – exploring different media and themes – it has generally incorporated inspiration from her cultural and religious background, nature, poetry, and/or current events.Continue reading “Amira”

Love 4 Immigrants: Un-Weaved Stories

Virtual Exhibit  Washington, D.C. (September 26th, 2021) – Love 4 Immigrants is pleased to announce an art exhibition titled: Love 4 Immigrant’s Un-Weaved Stories and themed: Family + Storytelling + Weaving Memories.  Date: Virtual Opening: September 26th (open for 2-3 weeks)  Location: Virtual: OWW | Occupy White Walls Video Game and Art Platform & WebsiteContinue reading “Love 4 Immigrants: Un-Weaved Stories”

Marifel Bermudez

Meet Marifel As an artist I identify as a fibers/mixed media artist: Typically my works incorporate color, fibers, and textiles; through weaving and latching hooking. I’m a color fanatic. The use of color within my works is signature: a palette the evokes emotion, provokes a reaction, or just plain compliments your living room. Techniques IContinue reading “Marifel Bermudez”

Cande Aguilar

“His pop culture references evoke a sense of familiarity for the audience, and he is very generous with his wit. There elements ensure that other, more personal, themes of home, of belonging, of memory stay with us” – by Cristina Frasier, lives in San Antonio, studies hand painted signs, & currently a PHD candidate inContinue reading “Cande Aguilar”