Curated by the Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator (DVCAI) curator, Rosie Gordon-Wallace and with financial support from the Green Family Foundation. The Depth of Identity: Art as Memory and Archive offers a strident and compassionate investigation of the ideas and structures of otherness. The Depth of Identity: Art as Memory and Archive, will be presented at a time when Diaspora artists and voices are challenging social justice, celebrating identities, and re-activating and bridging communities post pandemic through contemporary art and scholarship. Globally recognized scholar, Alix Pierre, Ph.D. has designed this collaboration to provide a lens through which communities and community leaders internationally can begin to better understand themselves, their diversities, and their unlimited possibilities. The participating artist will begin a dialogue about the emerging complex creole nature of cities globally. The complexities and diversities represented by The Depth of Identity are emergent, and in many cases, ascendant, across the world. The exhibition will be grouped around themes that encompass identity and creole urban life stories, memory, politics, myth, religion, and culture. Green Family Foundation Founded in 1991 by Steven J. Green, former United States Ambassador to Singapore, the Green Family Foundation (GFF) is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting social programs that positively impact global health and alleviate poverty. The Green Family Foundation’s mission is to make a positive and meaningful impact in communities both at home and abroad. We provide funding and resources to organizations that support education, global health and community development. GFF empowers under-served communities to fight the cycle of extreme poverty, leading to sustainable programs that improve lives. GFF supports grassroots initiatives that provide quality care to those in need by focusing on prevention, education and treatment. The foundation empowers communities through grants that enable progressive organizations to help build self-reliance. Today, Kimberly Green, president, continues to advance her family’s vision. www.greenff.org Green Space Miami is the Green Family Foundation’s arts initiative and art space in the MiMo Historic District of Miami. Guided by the Foundation’s principles of inclusion, community empowerment and education, Green Space Miami centers historically marginalized stories at the intersections of lived experience, hosted in a space for dialogue. Green Space Miami’s mission is to be a catalyst for action around critical social issues, collaborating with community partners and educational institutions.