Alana Taijé
Multidisciplinary Fine Artist
Known for emotionally charged works that blend Neo-Expressionist and Surrealist influences, Alana Taijé explores identity, cultural erasure, self-worth, decolonization, and Indigenous identity through bold color and powerful narratives.
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Event Archives
An archive of selected exhibitions, awards, showcases, and professional affiliations across studio and community spaces.
Interviews of the Hoboken Fires
Paralleling the evergrowing archives of Christopher Lopez's The Fires and Dr. Yomaira Figueroa-Vasquez's The Survival of a People, Dr. Figueroa's and Taijé's shared family history has been highlighted in CENTRO PR's upcoming series exploring the violent housing crises that terrorized Hoboken immigrants for half a decade.
New York City's 69th Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade
For her third year marching with her older cousin, Dr. Yomaira Figuroa-Vásquez, Taijé invited their family from Vega Baja to walk alongside CENTRO PR, celebrating their quaint home town in Puerto Rico.
Johnny Depp Presents: The People's Artist
After nearly one month and two weeks of remaining in the Top 10's, Alana Taijé earned a sixth-place National Ranking.
Rhythm & Hues Autumn Exhibition
Following the Rhythm & Hues Grand Opening of August 2025, Alana Taijé joined fellow curators Cynthia Castañeda and Matthew Lindblad for their second showcase in Tribeca, NYC.
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