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'Africa Global' Panel Discussion | Ten North Group 675 Ali Baba Ave, Opa-locka coherent narratives that challenge representations of Africa today. Cartographies of Displacement / Cartografías del Desplazamiento (on view Dec. 6 - 10) Curators: Helen Ceballos & Abdiel D. Segarra Ríos (Puerto Rico) Location: The Pavilion, 650 Ali Baba Ave., Opa-locka, FL 33054 Cartographies of Displacement brings together the work of Puerto Rican artists who, through their respective practices, reflect on what is produced in the junctures that displacement provokes. The exhibition comments on the experiences that accumulate in the everyday—the ways in which we live and negotiate with the forces that displace us, the changes that undergo the landscape—politically and infrastructurally inside and outside the city— and the ways in which we conceive geography within the archipelago and in the diaspora, physically and temporally. Alongside these observations on the setting, the curatorial work reflects on the production of subjectivities and the questioning of hegemonic identities —individual and collective—and on how this has repercussions on the articulation of historical narratives and the right to remember. Garden of Humanity (on view Dec 6 - June 30) Curator: James Brazil (Australia) Location: The VFW Lot, 757 Ali Baba Ave., Opa-locka, FL 33054 The sculpture pavilion presents two new large-scale sculptural acquisitions by the Ten North Group in a lushly designed garden: 1. Yemaya Ten North Group is pleased to unveil the newest work by contemporary artist Juan Roberto Diago Durruthy “Diago” (Cuba), a six-foot bronze sculpture titled Yemaya , after the goddess of the living ocean, the mother of all. Yemaya will be exhibited in dialogue with the spirits that accompanied African peoples during the crossing of the Atlantic Ocean known RSVP essential to [email protected]. For further information, please visit www.tennorthgroup.com. Free public access.