Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego

5:30 – 6:30PM: Forecast Form: Art in the Caribbean Diaspora, 1990s–Today available for viewing in Strauss Galleries.

6PM: Doors Open in Jacobs Hall. Refreshments available for purchase by The Kitchen.

6:30PM: Axline Lecture with Daniel Lind-Ramos. Moderated by Jessica Berlanga Taylor, Director and Curator, Stuart Collection, University of California San Diego.

There will be a standby line for walk-ins, subject to ticket availability. The Axline Lecture will also be posted after the event concludes: here.

Daniel Lind-Ramos was born in Loíza, Puerto Rico in 1953. He studied at the University of Puerto Rico: BA. (1975), New York University: MA. (1979).

Exhibitions: 2023: São Paulo Biennial: "Choreographies of the impossible", 2023: Institute of Contemporary Art Museum Biennial, Boston Massachusetts, 2023: The Nature of Art, San Pittsburgh Museum of Art, "El Viejo Griot: Una historia de todos nosotros", MOMA PS1, New York, USA (2023), the Cleveland Triennial (2022), National Gallery, Washington DC. (2022) Galería Nacional de Puerto Rico (2022), Sarasota Art Museum, SWEAT Collective Show, Hause Der Kunst, Munich, Germany, Storage of Memory at Marlborough Gallery, New York, Whitney Museum Biennial (2019) in New York.

Collections: Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Institute of Contemporary Art Miami, Florida, Whitney Museum of Art, New York, Guggenheim Museum or Art, New York, National Gallery, Washington, DC, Pérez Museum of Art Miami, Rollings Museum, Orlando, FL, Santa Bárbara Museum, Los Ángeles, CA, Galería Nacional de Puerto Rico, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico, Cleveland Museum of Art.

Lind-Ramos has received the McArthur Foundation's Genius Fellowship Award 2021, USA Artist Fellowship Award 2021, Artsy Vanguard 2020, African's Out-Joan Mitchell African residency, the Joan Mitchell scholarship, the Pérez Museum Prize, the Nada Artadia Award.

Since 2000, Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego and The San Diego Museum of Art have partnered to present a distinguished member of the art world to speak to our shared audience through The Axline Lecture. Axline lectures feature leading cultural thinkers, scholars, architects, and artists. Recent speakers include former museum director Philip de Montebello and art historian Dr. John Richardson, Ana de Avelar, Trevor Paglen, Annabelle Selldorf, Narcy Laurence, Cathy Opie, Sebastião Salgado, El Anatsui, William Kentridge, Maya Lin, Charles Ray, June Edmonds, Sergio Hernandez and others.