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The Tertulia Lives On
by Carolina Gonzalez
January 06, 2009
Even before the economic downturn, many of the city’s independent bookstores have been going under due to the combination of online shopping and rising real estate prices. But East Harlem is defyin....
Framing AIDS
by Carolina Gonzalez
November 30, 2008
At the height of the AIDS epidemic in the late 1980s, activists started a commemoration called "A Day Without Art." Museums and galleries closed, and pieces of art were shrouded in black. It marked t....
New York's 21st Century Explorers
by Carolina Gonzalez
October 12, 2008
In Latin America, October 12 is called "El Día de la Raza," Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Many of the estimated 300,000 people of Mexican descent living in New York have indigenous roots. Artist Felipe....
Art and Life Come to Together at El Museo del Barrio
by Carolina Gonzalez
May 10, 2008
El Museo Del Barrio is closing its doors for a major renovation later this month. But there's still time to see an international exhibition that explores the history of political performance art by ....
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