Yasmín Hernández Art

Yasmin Hernandez Art Love Lessons, 2018 Acrylic on canvas 8' x 8' Commissioned by the Peoples Forum, NYC Love Lessons is a meditation on the role activism and liberation have played in education and how education is a liberatory strategy.

Yasmin Hernandez Art CucubaNación, 2018 Outdoor mural, approx 8' x 10 Mayaguez, Puerto Rico CucubaNacion is the debut mural of Yasmin’s project of the same title, taking lessons from nature and bioluminescence, to envision and embody liberation.

Yasmin Hernandez Art El Regalo de los Reyes, 2017 Outdoor mural Radio Raices, San Sebastián, PR Approx 12' x 9' Yasmin's mural in tribute to former Puerto Rican political prisoner Oscar López Rivera upon his release from prison after 35 years.

Yasmin Hernandez Art Barrio Batey, 2016 Barrio Batey superimposes an indigenous ceremonial plaza over the site of the Taino Towers in East Harlem. Created for Mi Querido Barrio, an augmented reality inaugural exhibition at the new Harlem home of the Caribbean Cultural Center/ African Diaspora Institute.

Yasmin Hernandez Art Soldaderas, 2011 Mural at the Modesto "Tin" Flores Community Garden Lexington Avenues between 104th & 105th Streets, East Harlem, NYC. Soldaderas is my tribute to Puerto Rican legendary poet Julia de Burgos, legendary Mexican painter Frida Kahlo and Puerto Rican/ Mexican solidarity.

Yasmin Hernandez Art Mothers of the Motherless, 2008 Acrylic and cowries on canvas, 10' x 10' This work was commissioned by the Edmonia Lewis Center of Women and Transgendered People at Oberlin Collego, Oberlin, OH. It is a celebration of women and trans leaders who have nurtured their communities.

Yasmin Hernandez Art Soul Rebels installation, 2005 El Museo del Barrio Installation on 8 panels of the Heckscher Theater doors commissioned by El Museo del Barrio for its 2005 Biennial The (S) Files. The works were created during a month-long residency at El Museo and the installation was extended beyond the exhibition, on view for a total of 16 months. Soul Rebels celebrates revolutionary musicians and poets.

Yasmin Hernandez Art Visiones de Quisqueya, 1997 Latino Studies Program offices, Cornell University This installation is a series of works created in response to a trip to the Dominican Republic.