Intercontinental Biennial of Indigenous Art
Preserving and cultivating the art and cultural expressions of Millenarian cultures worldwide.
Alluvion Arts is honored to bring back the Intercontinental Biennial of Indigenous Art — a 22-year-old program based in Quito, Ecuador devoted to preserving and cultivating the art and cultural expressions of Millenarian cultures worldwide.
The exhibition features a selection of new work by Maestro Eduardo Cochachin Gonzalez, alongside artists from 21 countries, reflecting the full range of Native art today — from traditional forms to bold contemporary Indigenous expression.
Curated by Jorge Iván Cevallos, Ecuador
- Also on view -
Jesse Hickman
Exhibition on view on the 3rd Floor of Commongrounds.
The Roost (3rd Floor lounge) features a collection of works by Northport artist, Jesse Hickman. Hickman is a prolific artist, always pushing the edges of his daily art practice. By exploring scale, shape, color, texture, composition and materials, Hickman produces intuitive work that always feels fresh. One can easily imagine Hickman in his studio, following his intuition where ever it may take him.
Hickman was born in Chicago and studied photography at the Institute of Design. Hickman’s work has been exhibited extensively throughout Michigan, but also in prominnant spaces such as the MCA, Young- Hoffman Gallery, and the Walker Art Center (among others).