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OHMA EXHIBITS: a collection of interactive oral history encounters

Nuestras Raíces | Our Roots (2023)

By Natalie Naranjo-Morett

Unearth the roots of Mexican culture, the beating heart of Mexico’s identity. Through the history of food, dance, religion, and traditions this virtual exhibit will introduce some of the ways the generations of today are preserving their Indigenous roots and honoring their ancestors. With this interactive exhibit you will be able to explore personal stories, community ties, and historical contexts through a multimedia experience.

Enter the exhibit here!

NOTE: This online exhibit opens April 27, 2023 at 5PM ET.

Be sure to check out the upcoming LIVE EVENT with the curator

May 5, 2023 from 6-7PM ET.

Broadway Presbyterian Church. 601 West 114th Street, New York, NY 10025.

Mi Casa es Su Casa! Come join me in viewing of Nuestras Raíces | Our Roots, a virtual exhibit that explores the ways in which Mexican culture preserves its Indigenous roots and honors the ancestors that resided the lands of Mexico. This interactive exhibit will then be followed by lively conversations over a bit of art the way it has been done by the native peoples of Mexico for millennia. I invite you to come unearth the roots of Mexican culture and history!

RSVP here!

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2023 Promo Naranjo Nuestra Raices A background photo of a dirt path leading to a pyramid surrounded by trees and a mountainous terrain behind it. At the top of the image reads “Natalie Naranjo-Morett Presents,” followed by the center title that reads “Nuestras Raíces” “Our Roots.” On the bottom of the image has the date, May 5, 2023 at 6pm to 7pm. Below that is the address, Broadway Presbyterian Church 601 West 114th Street, New York, NY 10025. There is a description of the event that reads “Join me for a viewing of the Nuestras Raíces Virtual Exhibit, Lively Conversations, and an Interactive Activity!” Below the image is a white border that says on the right “As Part of Columbia University Oral History Master of Arts.” On the left, it reads a website “nnaranjo.sandbox.library.columbia.edu/” Below the website is a credit of the photograph given to DNM Photography.
2023 Bio Natalie Naranjo-Morett