<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>January 22- March 5, 1999</strong></p>
Presented in collaboration with the Third annual Arturo Schomburg Afro-Latino Symposium, Onani featured 16 international artists including Manuel Vega, Gloria Rodriguez, Julio Valdez, Yasmin Ines Hernandez, Samuel Lind, Diogenes Ballester, Jonas dos Santos and many others.  The exhibition focused on themes present in the works of contemporary Latin and Caribbean artists such as Santeria, African symbols, uses of African religious artifacts, use of color, etc and complemented the Arturo Schomburg symposium.  As part of the Onani project Taller hosted a residency by Brazilian print maker Goya Lopes at the Brandywine Workshop.  Ms. Lopes worked for two weeks at the Brandywine to develop two 100 limited edition prints.  As part of the Schomburg Symposium, Ms. Lopes hosted a fashion show presenting some of her fabric creations and designs.