Cassandra Mayela
Cassandra Mayela Allen has lived and worked in New York since 2014, when she was forced to migrate from Venezuela. Cassandra Mayela is a self-taught artist. Her practice delves into identity, migration, and belonging, drawing from personal experiences, research and conversations. Recent solo exhibitions include: JO-HS (Mexico City, Mexico, 2023); NADA House (New York, NY, 2022); Olympia, (New York, NY, 2021). Group exhibitions include: V1 Gallery (Copenhagen, Denmark, 2024); Apexart (New York, NY, 2024) Olympia (New York, NY, 2023); EFA Project Space (New York, NY, 2023); Acompi and NARS Foundation (New York, NY, 2021). Her work has been featured in the New York Times, Bomb Magazine, and Vogue Mexico.
Exhibitions:
Work in Gress, Olympia x JO-HS, 2023
NADA House 2022, _e_ _z_ _ _a, a star, 2022
Maps of Displacement, 2021
Dodecagon, 2021
Fairs:
News:
Juan A. Ramírez, The New York Times, In Art, Migrants Weave Memories of Their Great Escape, 2024
E.R. Pulgar, BOMB Magazine, Cassandra Mayela Interviewed, 2023