Participate
The Venezuela Chapter is a platform, not a closed institution. There are multiple ways to get involved — as an artist, educational partner, researcher, donor or journalist. Each role has a specific place in the program.
Multiple entry points. One shared mission.
Are you a Venezuelan artist in diaspora?
Send to info@exodusandresilience.org with subject "Artist proposal": portfolio (link or PDF, 5–10 works); brief biography (150–200 words); statement about your practice and diaspora context; direct contact. Not all portfolios will be included in Phase One. All proposals receive a response.
Are you an educational or cultural institution?
VAEA seeks partnerships with universities, museums, cultural centers and public schools for educational programs, exhibitions, seminars and research collaborations. Contact: info@exodusandresilience.org
Are you a foundation or institutional donor?
VAEA can provide a complete institutional dossier including program narrative, governance documentation, budget framework, FMV comparables, impact measurement framework and SDG alignment report. See the Support page or contact us directly.
Are you a researcher or student?
The archive is a public resource. Attribution required: "Exodus & Resilience Archive / VAEA." For pre-publication access: info@exodusandresilience.org
Are you a journalist or art critic?
Press contact: info@exodusandresilience.org
Transparent, responsive, accountable.
Transparent selection
Any selection process is transparent and criterion-based. We explain our criteria. If you are not selected, we explain why. Accountability is not a value — it is a practice.
Real people, real decisions
Decisions regarding participation, selection, collaboration and programming are reviewed by the program team under VAEA’s institutional supervision and Exodus & Resilience’s conceptual coordination. When appropriate, the program may incorporate invited curators, researchers and cultural professionals to support specific processes of evaluation, archiving, mediation or exhibition.
You communicate directly with the people responsible.Artist-centered protocols
All documentation follows informed consent. Attribution is permanent. Artists retain control over how their work is used. The archive operates under a clear protocol: consent before use, credit always, artist rights protected.