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Crowds flock to photos of area’s recent past
Seis del Sur show emphasizes South Bronx’s vibrancy Among the hundreds of people who jammed the Bronx Documentary Center on Jan. 19 for the opening of the exhibit “Seis Del Sur: Dispatches from Home by Six Nuyorican Photographers” were many who looked at the photos and saw their own past. They gazed at images of [...]
Puerto Rican nationalist’s art on display
Artist Jose Buscaglia’s critical view of the Puerto Rican government’s pro-US policies is front-and-center in a number of his pieces being shown at Longwood Art Gallery through Nov. 8.
Latin American exhibit showcases local artist
A Latin American art exhibition will be showing through the end of September. It will include the work of Morrisania-based, Ecuadorean abstract artist Amaru Chiza.
Kids dream big, to a Latin backbeat
The Bronx Children’s Museum held its third annual Big Dream event on Aug. 4th, honoring Grammy-winning percussionist Bobby Sanabria and encouraging kids to follow in the footsteps of other Bronx legends.
A European-style piazza opens in Mott Haven
Five artists hope that by converting the library’s tiny courtyard into a public space, they will stir residents to come together and exchange ideas.
