NYPL: Treasures Sor Juana
Brand
Date
Apr 2026
Description
The New York Public Library explores the historical significance of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz through a documentary-style feature centered on the library's Treasures exhibition. The project highlights rare archival volumes and historical documents, offering a scholarly look at Latin American literary history. Filmed within the library’s architectural galleries, the piece utilizes a clean, live-action technique to document the cultural preservation efforts led by curator Paloma Celis Carbajal. The production, featuring contributions from Toby Jacobs, emphasizes the library's role as a repository for cultural heritage.
Style
Documentary, Horizontal, Clean
Industries
Color
Jet Black
Nude / Sand
Background
Library
Context
Documentary
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