Las Curanderas exhibition opens September 15 at Madison College

Join us in celebrating the work of 26 Latina artists from across Wisconsin! Curated by Jessica M. Gutiérrez and Issis Macias, this exhibition brings together diverse voices and perspectives in a collective ceremony of healing, resistance, and belonging. Created by Latina artists, for Latina artists, and shared with all who are willing to witness, the exhibition honors the power of art to connect, transform, and heal.

Featuring 26 Latina artists from across Wisconsin:

Nicole Acosta, Alanis, Sujhey Beisser, Angelica Contreras, Yesica Coria, Che Correa, Sara Isabel Donoso, Natalie Ergas,Xela García, Ariana Gutierrez, Ellia Ana Hill, Alexandra Torres Him, Vanesa Knutson, Samantha Lezama, Alanis, Mayra Linares, Reyli Cerda-Martinez, Juliet Maya, Paola Mayorga, Kanoe Montaño, Mizuleyka McCarthy, Carina Vargas-Nunez, Chele Ramos, Gabi Rivero, Linda Santiago, Angelica Valenciano, Sophia Voelker

Ella es la Medicina / She Is the Medicine

Poem and article by Dana Maya, created in response to the exhibition and featured in ArtDose.

OPENING RECEPTION

Tuesday, September 15, 2026, 5–8 PM

Remarks begin at 6 PM

Free and open to all

EXHIBITION ON VIEW

September 15–October 15, 2026

PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP

Latinos Organizing for Understanding and Development (LOUD), a statewide initiative supporting Latino artists and fostering cultural connection throughout Wisconsin.

The Gallery at Truax provides diverse experiences by exhibiting creativity, innovation, and collaboration for Madison College and its community. The Gallery is an educational destination for discovery and expression, while promoting Madison College and its community.

THE GALLERY AT TRUAX, MADISON COLLEGE

1701 Wright Street

Madison, WI 53704

The Gallery is located on the mezzanine level of the Truax Building (Room A1005). Free parking is available in the visitor lot.