About
Photo courtesy of Edward Bauer
Nakai Falcón (b. 1997) is a curator based in New York. His practice primarily focuses on collaborations with creatives in POC and queer communities exploring memory, otherness and relations tied across the human condition. Nakai received his BA in Cultural Anthropology from SUNY Purchase and an MA in Design History & Curatorial Studies from Parsons School of Design. He is a member of the artist-run space, Below Grand and works with the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Published Work
Salazar, Kiara, “In Conversation with: Nakai Falcón”, Art in Latin America, (May 30, 2024).
Falcón, Nakai, “Bridging Textiles and Memories: Ophelia Arc Unravels Her Artistic Journey with Nakai Falcón“, A Women’s Thing, (April, 8, 2024).
Falcón, Nakai, contributing writer with Global Treks and Adventures. “Street Art”, Anthology of Reykjavik, Iceland, 42-55. Seattle, Amazon KDP, globaltreksandadventures.com, (2019).