Second Saturday
Saturday, March 14, 1 pm
A Conversation with Esha Sadr and Dr. Geovanny Vicente-Romero

Our featured solo artist Esha Sadr will discuss her exhibition Absence of Us. The exhibition is an interdisciplinary, long-term project that transforms used garments into narratives of memory, identity, and resilience. Sadr will be joined by Dr. Geovanny Vicente-Romero, a writer, political strategist, and international columnist for CNN. Participants are welcome to bring used garments which the artist will include in her installation as a performative act. Visit the current exhibitions page to learn more about the artist and read below to learn more about the moderator.
About the Moderator
Geovanny Vicente-Romero is a Washington, D.C.–based political strategist, consultant, lecturer, and international columnist who wrote an internationally acclaimed column for CNN. He teaches Strategic Communications for Professionals at Columbia University’s School of Professional Studies and adult education at Carlos Rosario International Public Charter School. His work focuses on political communication, democracy, governance, human rights, elections, development, and the role of women in society. He is the founder of the Dominican Republic Center of Public Policy, Development, and Leadership (CPDL-RD) and holds a master’s degree in political communication and strategic governance from The George Washington University.
In 2024, he was named a Voice of a New Era of Leaders in Vienna, Austria, as part of the Leadership Redefined global movement led by femalefactor.global. In 2025, he earned a PhD in Political Science and Public Administration from the University of Murcia with the highest distinction, Outstanding Cum Laude, for his dissertation on Donald Trump’s political communication. His recognitions include the Dominican National Youth Award, the Napolitan Victory Award (Column of the Year, 2020), and the MIPAD Global Top 100 Most Influential People of African Descent (2022).
CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
March 7-March 29, 2026 | Opening Reception, Friday, March 6, 6 pm
NATASHA SACHDEVA | ESHA SADR | ABOL BAHADORI

Visit our current exhibitions page to learn more.
UPCOMING PROGRAMS
Visit our events page to learn more about programs and events during the month of March.




