She also is the creator and founder of Hardcore Art Contemporary Space  (2003-2013), Arts Connection Foundation ( 2006-present), The Inclusive Way (2016-present), online newspaper The Wynwood Times ( 2014-present ), and The Chill Concept Pop up Museum ( 2013-present). Due to Andreina’s professional background in Law, Business, and Museology, she embraces several ways of contemporary art practices including new media and technology.
As a gallerist and a museum specialist she had participated since 2004  in over 80 international art fairs as: Art Miami, Arte Americas Miami, Scope (New York, Miami and Basel), Context Miami, Bridge London, Pinta Art Fair ( New York, London and Miami) , Art Shanghai, LINK Hong Kong, Platform LA, Art Wynwood, FIA Caracas, BARCU, among many others.
Curator since 1999, Nina has managed more than 100 exhibits including the creation of the methodology for The Chill Concept pop up Museum.  She focus her curating contemporary art based on creating exhibitions as a platform for social activism and education in human rights, citizenship, environmental issues, creative thinking, and community engagement.
Andreina Fuentes Angarita began collecting Contemporary Art in 1996. Fuentes Angarita Collection has more than 1.000 works of conceptual art in different formats such as video, performances, installations, photography among others, with political and gender content.

Fuentes is knowns as a documentalist photographer who focus on identity issues, well-being, and activism.

Based in Miami since 2009, in 2010 she was invited as a speaker at “Crossroads. II International Congress of Sculpture”, Institute of Aesthetic Research, National Autonomous University of Mexico, Puebla, where she shared her research on bronze monuments in Venezuela in the late nineteenth century.

Since 2014 she works as Research Coordinator for IAM Venezuela (Institutional Assets and Monuments from Venezuela), and since 2017 at IAMonuments (Institutional Assets and Monuments).