– FAMA Past Events
By Friends of the Art Museum of the Americas
We had a terrific time at our January Coffee, Wine and Tour. Thanks to all who attended, to OAS Assistant Secretary General Ambassador Laura Gil and FAMA President Deborah Ziska for remarks, to AMA Director Adriana Ospina for the special tour of two exhibitions and Tatte for the …
FAMA Members-Only Event: Enjoy refreshments and remarks in the stunning sun-filled loggia. Then Adriana Ospina, director of the Art Museum of the Americas (AMA), and Pablo Zuñiga, former AMA director and current FAMA board member, will take us on an intimate tour of two exhibitions on two floors that illustrate the richness of AMA’s collection.
Intersections Exquisite …
Join us for some delicious diplomacy and a day of regional food and drink offerings while soaking in live entertainment amid the stunning architecture and historic gardens. Don’t miss this chance to experience the richness and diversity of our shared heritage! Savor the flavors of Latin American and the Caribbean with a diverse array of …
FAMA Members-Only Event: Enjoy wine or coffee and light snacks in the loggia followed by an intimate tour of Diago: The Pasts of this Afro-Cuban Present with Roberto Rojas, Chief of Groups of Situations of Vulnerability Section: Leveraging Social Advocacy and Leadership Skills to Promote Social and Cultural Growth and Development, SARE, Organization of American States (OAS) …
FAMA Members-Only Event: Enjoy wine or coffee and light snacks in the loggia followed by an intimate tour of On the Other Coasts, 1936-39, Spanish Exiles in the Americas: Where Did the Song Go? with Ambassador Carmen Montón Gimenez, Permanent Observer Representative of Spain to the Organization of American States (OAS), and Adriana Ospina, director of the OAS Art …
FAMA Members-Only Event: Enjoy a cool glass of wine in the loggia followed by an intimate tour of Maria Luisa Pacheco: Geographies of Abstraction—Madrid, La Paz, New York and other exhibitions currently on view with art historian Dr. Olga Herrera.
This exhibition reframes the life and work of Maria Luisa Pacheco (1918-1982), one of the most significant abstract …
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