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Cultural Regeneration in Caracas
Through Venezuelan Talent
in Diaspora
A structured curatorial and educational pilot designed to reconnect Venezuelan artists in diaspora with local communities through measurable public programs and institutional-ready governance.
Chapter Venezuela — 2026 Pilot (Caracas, Venezuela)
90–105 days · White-label available · Impact reporting included
Why This Matters in Venezuela
Venezuela’s cultural ecosystem has been significantly affected by migration and fragmentation. Rebuilding cultural infrastructure requires structured, non-partisan programs that reconnect talent, educators, and communities through measurable outcomes.
Exodus & Resilience develops chapter-based cultural models that combine:
• Curatorial rigor
• Educational mediation
• Institutional governance
• Transparent reporting
This model turns artistic narratives into long-term community value — with a framework that can be replicated year after year.
Curatorial Direction
International curator and researcher with experience in Miami, New York, and Madrid. Her work focuses on migration narratives, cultural memory, and the reconstruction of symbolic infrastructure through contemporary art.
María Virginia Jaua
Her leadership ensures:
• Conceptual rigor
• Academic credibility
• Institutional-level programming

Curatorial authorship and narrative integrity remain under E&R direction.
Chapter Venezuela – 2026 Pilot Framework
A focused pilot centered on Venezuelan artists in diaspora — designed to validate outcomes and establish a scalable annual model.


Reconnect talent with local audiences
Activate educational and mediation programs
Produce institutional-ready documentation
Deliver a structured impact report
Establish a scalable annual roadmap

How It Works
Institutional Model
Phase 1 – Alignment & Governance
Scope, audiences, KPIs, governance.
Phase 3 – Public Activation
Exhibition + public program + documentation.
Phase 2 – Curatorial & Program Development
Narrative, artist shortlist, mediation plan.
Phase 4 – Reporting & Scale
Impact report + financial summary + next-phase roadmap.
Pilot KPIs
Direct beneficiaries (students, educators, community members)
Educational sessions delivered (toolkits + mediation)
Artist professional engagement (fees/contracts)
Media and digital reach
Documentation outputs (photo/video/dossier)
Replicability readiness (toolkit + roadmap)
Local partnerships in Caracas
Coverage in Caracas press
Aligned with SDGs 4, 10, 11, and 16.
Institutional Impact Indicators
How Funding Is Used
Exhibitions & commissions: curatorial research, artist fees, and production planning
Education & public programs: workshops, talks, school/community toolkits
Documentation & access: archiving, translation, accessibility, and public sharing
Impact measurement: KPIs, learning outcomes, and partner-ready reporting
Institutional partners can sponsor a pilot chapter or structure an annual chapter under defined agreements.
Ready to Partner?
Bring a measurable cultural pilot to your institution — delivered with curatorial rigor, education toolkits, and a clear impact report. White-label execution available.
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Connecting art, culture, and communities for change.
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Exodus & Resilience develops structured cultural programs in collaboration with institutional and corporate partners under clearly defined governance and reporting standards.


