Robbie, 27
“I’m wearing a top my friend made (Devin Osorio), Wray pants, Ganni boots, and a Baggu bag. I’m inspired by bright colors, mixing patterns, and wearing clothes that are hand-painted/have different textures.”
Aug 29, 2021 ∙ Williamsburg
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Robbie, 27
“I’m wearing a top my friend made (Devin Osorio), Wray pants, Ganni boots, and a Baggu bag. I’m inspired by bright colors, mixing patterns, and wearing clothes that are hand-painted/have different textures.”
Aug 29, 2021 ∙ Williamsburg
My down homie, my since highschool homie.
Boyle Heights, LA
Mamiya 7ii
So much meaning behind their pieces 🥺. Recommend checking it out.
Devin Osorio
Curious what that yellow shipping container is doing on our plaza? That’s the roving home of our friends @caribbeing, and this August they’ll be stationed out front for their third annual, month-long residency. Inside the CaribBEING House you can find works by six emerging Caribbean artists that each play with the idea of the living room and it’s place within the home. We’ll feature these works here throughout the month.
Artist Devin Osorio was born in a Dominican-American community in Washington Heights and raised in rooms filled with photographs, paintings, knick-knacks, music, and love. Inspired by these walls “drenched with family heritage and island nostalgia,” Osorio recreates the home and community he loves and misses, incorporating the same markers of afro-latinidad into his installation made of made of larger-than-life paper cut-outs.
Stop by during Museum hours all month, and click here to see all the great free Thursday and Saturday activations happening around the space in celebration of our Caribbean community.
Devin Osorio (Dominican Republic). Installation view of La Lengua Dominicana, 2018. Embroidery on textile and Mi Casa Es Su Casa, 2018. Archival pigment print.
Devin in Brooklyn Spring 2018.