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Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez on Punk, Latinidad, & Reviving Their Seminal ‘Love and Rockets’ Comic Book

09.22.16

This 101-Year-Old Cuban-Born Painter Is Getting a Taste of Art Stardom With First Museum Retrospective

09.21.16

Meet Robert Lugo, the Self-Proclaimed “Ghetto Potter” Turning Classical Ceramics Into Radical Art

09.16.16

Meet Manu Faves, an Illustrator and Muralist Making Waves in San Diego With His Comic-Inspired Style

09.16.16

Barragán, the Project Fusing Internet Nostalgia and Foodcore, Makes Its NYFW Debut

09.07.16

7 Can’t Miss Art Exhibits in NYC This Month

09.02.16

Echo Park’s 25 Year-Old ‘La Ofrenda’ Mural, Which Pays Homage to Latino Farmworkers, is Being Restored

by Carolina Dalia Gonzalez

08.22.16

The Colombian Artist Behind the Headless Rihanna Statue Was Inspired By Conquistador Art

by Carolina Dalia Gonzalez

08.19.16

See Mexico City’s “Barrio Bravo” Tepito Through the Eyes of Famed Chinese Artist and Dissident Ai Weiwei

by Andrea Gompf

08.18.16

These Artists Drove Across the Country To Secretly Recreate the 1821 US-Mexico Border

by Andrew S. Vargas

08.17.16

This Quinceañera Photo Series Highlights the Sacrifices Parents Make for This Rite of Passage

by Carolina Dalia Gonzalez

08.12.16

The Crazy, True Story of How Famed Architect Luis Barragán’s Ashes Were Turned Into a Diamond

by Andrew S. Vargas

08.10.16

After Catching Flak, Swizz Beatz Promises to Bring a More Inclusive Art Event to the Bronx

08.10.16

Nickolas Muray (American, born Hungary, 1892–1965). Frida with Idol, 1939. Carbon print, 11 1⁄4 × 16 1⁄4 in. (28.6 × 41.3 cm). Courtesy of Nickolas Muray Photo Archives. © Nickolas Muray Photo Archives

Venezuela Is Celebrating 109 Years of Frida Kahlo With an Exhibit Featuring the Work of 50 Women

08.09.16

Swizz Beatz Gets Backlash for Excluding Local Artists & Latinos From His South Bronx Art Event

08.08.16

Using DNA Tests & Powerful Portraits, This Project Captures the Ethnic Diversity of Brazil

08.03.16

Sandra Cisneros’ Classic Chicana Novel ‘The House on Mango Street’ Inspired This Art Exhibit

07.29.16

You Can Meet Guillermo del Toro Before the Opening of the Spooky Exhibit He Curated at LACMA

07.28.16

Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez on Punk, Latinidad, & Reviving Their Seminal ‘Love and Rockets’ Comic Book

This 101-Year-Old Cuban-Born Painter Is Getting a Taste of Art Stardom With First Museum Retrospective

Meet Robert Lugo, the Self-Proclaimed “Ghetto Potter” Turning Classical Ceramics Into Radical Art

Meet Manu Faves, an Illustrator and Muralist Making Waves in San Diego With His Comic-Inspired Style

Barragán, the Project Fusing Internet Nostalgia and Foodcore, Makes Its NYFW Debut

7 Can’t Miss Art Exhibits in NYC This Month

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