In one of the sessions of the DIAF Doral International Art Fair 2026, the directors of the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas (MoCAA), the NOMADE International Biennial and the Andreina Fuentes Angarita Foundation met to assess future joint projects and exhibitions. Without a doubt, this initiative will contribute to the visibility and legitimation of the visual production of the Americas and the Caribbean, especially that of young emerging artists, and will consolidate the communicational and informational ties between institutions such as these, with an established track record and standing in the artistic and cultural field.
The Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas (MoCAA), based in Miami, Florida, is a cultural institution dedicated to the preservation, promotion and dissemination of contemporary art from the Caribbean and Latin America, with special attention to Cuban artistic creation and its diaspora. Through exhibitions, publications, educational programs, curatorial projects and international exchanges, the museum promotes the recognition of established and emerging artists, while fostering dialogue, collaboration and integration among the different artistic communities of the continent.
The NOMADE Biennial is an international and itinerant contemporary art platform, founded in 2015 by Ecuadorian critic and curator Hernán Pacurucu and Chilean artist and curator Víctor Hugo Bravo. Conceived as a space for exchange, experimentation and critical reflection, it brings together artists, curators and researchers from different countries and develops exhibitions, interventions in unconventional spaces, residencies, workshops and interdisciplinary gatherings. Its proposal seeks to decentralize the traditional circuits of art, establish dialogues with the social and cultural contexts of each place and promote new forms of artistic production and circulation.
The Andreina Fuentes Angarita Foundation, known as Arts Connection, is a nonprofit cultural organization, founded in 2006 and based in Miami, Florida, under the direction of Venezuelan artist and cultural manager Andreina Fuentes Angarita. Its work is aimed at promoting contemporary art as a tool for social transformation, education and the building of citizenship, through exhibitions, festivals, cultural programs and international alliances. Among its main initiatives is the Miami New Media Festival, a platform dedicated to the dissemination of and experimentation with new media and contemporary artistic practices.
