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Flip It & Reverse It — we are one with all there is

Flip It & Reverse It — we are one with all there is

A global series of exhibitions and convenings.

Part II · Pérez Art Museum Miami · August 12–15, 2026
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The Series

What’s Next, and What Came Before

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Upcoming · August 12–15, 2026

The First Convening

Pérez Art Museum Miami & Little Haiti Cultural Complex

Building on momentum from early 2026, our first convening takes place at the Pérez Art Museum Miami. This four-day convening joins Indigenous leaders, curators, and artists representing North and South America, the Caribbean, Africa, Asia, and Europe with the Miami community to share strategies for creative change-making, forge connections, and come away with blueprints for changing hearts, minds, policy, and the world.

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A circle of chairs in a colonial courtyard at the Bienal de CuencaPart 1
October 24, 2025 — February 1, 2026

The Inaugural Exhibition at the Cuenca Biennial

40th Annual Bienal de Cuenca · Ecuador

Flip It & Reverse It made a triumphant debut as part of the 40th anniversary Bienal de Cuenca in Ecuador from October 2025 to February 2026, welcoming more than 120,000 visitors, garnering critical acclaim, and winning the Bienal's Patricio Muñoz Acquisition Prize for co-curator-artist Carmen Vicente's art. Installations by Astrid González (Colombia), Sethembile Msezane (South Africa), and Vicente (Ecuador) addressed memory, ecology, spirituality, and healing.

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The Origin Story

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Twenty-three chapters — a walk through the forest of how Flip It & Reverse It came to be, recorded and transcribed, from the first question to the circle of chairs.

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Who We Are

The Circle Widens

Five generations of curators, artists, and Indigenous cultural bearers.

Current Leadership

  • Amy Rosenblum-Martín Co-Founding Director
  • Khanyisile Mbongwa Curatorial Director
  • Marie Vickles Convening Co-Curator
  • Keyna Eleison Curator
  • HRM Queen Mother Dr. Dòwòti Désir Social Curator
  • Farzana Khan Social Curator
  • Ixchel Tonāntin Xōchitlzihuatl Socially Engaged Artist

Additional PAMM Convening Participants

  • Francine Birbragher
  • Rashida Bumbray
  • Adrian Castro
  • william cordova
  • Christopher Cozier
  • Charlene Desir
  • Becky Donovan
  • Ruth Ifakemi Efungbemi
  • Astrid González
  • Eileen Jeng Lynch
  • Michelle Grant Murray
  • Salvador Selier
  • Adenike Sharpley
  • Miguel “Miguelo” Valdés

Current Staff

  • Peter Raphael Castro Creative Director and Graphic Designer
  • Rafał Piotr Solski Creative Director, Website
  • Regine Malibiran Programming
  • Lidia Miller Development
  • Brynne Mittleider Website
  • Nadja Rottner Books
  • Mireille Vieux-Gresham Convening Coordinator and Project Assistant
  • Joanna Wendorff Storytelling

Co-Founders · 2021

  • Amy Rosenblum-Martín
  • Yesenia Selier, PhD

First Generation · 2022 to present

  • Karina Aguilera Skvirsky
  • Jeanneth Aucancela
  • william cordova
  • Nyla Crespo
  • Daniela Fifi
  • Kanitra Fletcher
  • Shani Jamila
  • Lauren D. Kelley
  • Katarina Kostandinović
  • Camille Lawrence
  • Federica Marini
  • Khanyisile Mbongwa
  • Maliyamungu Muhande
  • Larissa Nez
  • Nadja Rottner
  • Carmen Vicente
  • Marie Vickles

Second Generation · 2023-2025 to present

  • Leeza Ahmady
  • HRM Queen Mother Dr. Dòwòti Désir
  • Astrid González
  • Eileen Jeng Lynch
  • Farzana Khan
  • Mariurka Maturell Ruiz
  • Rahwa Mengisteab
  • Alanna Morris
  • Sethembile Msezane
  • Maty Sall
  • Sista Zai
  • Vinti Prasad Zamdmer
  • Ixchel Tonāntin Xōchitlzihuatl

Third Generation · 2025–2026

  • Francine Birbragher
  • Rashida Bumbray
  • Adrian Castro
  • Peter Raphael Castro
  • Christopher Cozier
  • Becky Donovan
  • Regine Malibiran
  • Lidia Miller
  • Brynne Mittleider
  • Salvador Selier
  • Adenike Sharpley
  • Rafał Piotr Solski
  • Mireille Vieux-Gresham
  • Joanna Wendorff

Supporters

  • Sarah Ahmad
  • Cecile Lorena Chong
  • Marisa Morán Jahn
  • The Opportunity Agenda

Advisors

  • Antonio Sergio Bessa, PhD
  • Dr. Nicole R. Fleetwood
  • Olga Viso
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Help Us Keep the Circle Open

Flip It & Reverse It is fiscally sponsored by the New York Foundation for the Arts. Every contribution moves an artist, an Indigenous cultural bearer, or a community closer to the table.

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