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Karon Sabrina
Corrales Quiñonez

Awardee

Country

Honduras

Karon Sabrina Corrales Quiñonez promotes free expression through her artistic research.

Themes

Environment / Climate emergency

Racial justice

Indigenous rights

Gender equality

Free expression / Civil society

Sexual / queer expression

Reexamining history

Disciplines

Artistic Research

Other(s)

Awards

SEED Award 2021

Profile

Karon Sabrina Corrales Quiñonez is an art manager and independent curator, based and from Tegucigalpa, Honduras. She holds a specialisation in Cultural Management from the Universidad Católica de Cordóba, Argentina. In 2020, she curated an online Latin American Performance festival titled ‘Festival CONTINUO LATIDO AMERICANO de Performance’, and was also assistant curator in the same year for the second edition of the RÉUNION Performance Festival. She’s interested in researching and creating dialogues of communitarian feminism, its relationship with movement and memory, decolonial epistemologies and the relationship between institutional infrastructures, communal care and social change.