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Monday, December 26, 2016

El Museo del Barrio / Happy Holidays

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José Melendez Contreras' Programa de Navidad, 1977 is part of El Museo del Barrio's permanent collection. The poster shows a Puerto Rican/AfroLatino man playing his instrument during the celebration of the Three Kings Day (Los Tres Reyes.) 
Strike your güiro and celebrate with El Museo del Barrio during our 40th Anniversary Three Kings Day Parade. 

To commemorate this important milestone, El Museo del Barrio is sharing holiday cards with images representing El Día De Los Reyes/Three Kings Day. 

We hope you are enjoying this 'journey through the years' and we encourage you to support El Museo del Barrio this holiday season so that we can continue to share our traditions and cultural events with you. 


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Friday, December 23, 2016

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The Joan Mitchell Foundation / 2016 Grant Program


The Joan Mitchell Foundation is pleased to announce the twenty-five recipients of the 2016 Painters & Sculptors Grant Program in the amount of $25,000 each.  
Faisal Abdu'Allah
MADISON, WI
Otho Branson
WASHINGTON, DC
Galen Brown
CARSON CITY, NV
Julie Buffalohead
ST. PAUL, MN
Derrick Buisch
MADISON, WI
Sam Cady
FRIENDSHIP, ME
Andrea Carlson
CHICAGO, IL
Nandini Chirimar
NEW YORK, NY
Glenn Goldberg
NEW YORK, NY
Rachel Hayes
TULSA, OK
Marina Kassianidou
BOULDER, CO
Athena LaTocha
PEEKSKILL, NY
Katie Lewis
RENO, NV
Beili Liu
AUSTIN, TX
Nyeema Morgan
BROOKLYN, NY
Fahamu Pecou
DECATUR, GA
Heidi Pollard
ALBEQUERQUE, NM
Juan Carlos Quintana
OAKLAND, CA

Amy Schissel
MORGANTOWN, WV
Tschabala Self
NEW YORK, NY
Tori Tinsley
ATLANTA, GA
Adejoke Tugbiyele
BROOKLYN, NY
Vadis Turner
GALLATAN, TN
Torkwase Wells-Dyson
BROOKLYN, NY
Samira Yamin
LOS ANGELES, CA

Sunday, December 18, 2016

UrbanGlass / Gift & Scholarship

Would you like your gift to go even further? Consider a scholarship fund in your name or in someone else's honor! This year, for the first time, UrbanGlass is thrilled to offer donor-named scholarships to support one artist a year for five years. Please contact Rachel@urbanglass.org or 718-625-3685x204 for details about this opportunity.

Thursday, December 15, 2016

El Museo del Barrio / Happy Holidays

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Eduardo Vera Cortéz's Programa de Navidad is part of El Museo del Barrio's permanent collection. The poster represents the Three Kings Balthasar, Melchior and Gaspar on their
horses, playing instruments in spirit of giving gifts. 

Friday, December 9, 2016

León de la Hoz / Vidas de Gulliver / 2ª edición / Betania

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En este último libro, León de la Hoz nos ofrece la visión de un naúfrago, que pudiendo ser el mismo autor podrían ser también aquellos que han perdido parte de sus vidas para reencontrarse e inventarse en otras existencias. Edmundo Dantés, Robinson Crusoe, Odiseo y Gulliver son paradigmas con los que De la Hoz se intercambia a lo largo del poemario.
Es un libro de pérdidas, búsquedas y hallazgos a lo largo del recorrido imaginario del personaje por su propia vida. El exilio, la familia, el amor y la propia identidad, se revelan a los ojos del lector como experiencias poéticas pautadas en un lenguaje narrativo y plástico que describe este viaje interior.

Tuesday, December 6, 2016

HAVANA JAM - DEMO

Ernesto Briel / Havana Jam

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/19/arts/design/op-art-through-a-latin-lens.html

Google to the rescue!...An optical drawing by ERNESTO BRIEL
as the official poster for the unique and peerless
1979 cultural exchange between Cuba and the USA.

Monday, December 5, 2016

UrbanGlass / Open Studios: Patterns and Optics

Join us Saturday, December 10th for our
 Open Studios: Patterns and Optics
an afternoon of glass, pattern, and optical twists. Watch demonstrations,
RSVP for our free activities and  sign up for
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Thursday, December 1, 2016

GLASS:The UrbanGlass Art Quarterly / Winter 2016-17 edition

The Winter 2016-17 edition of GLASS: The UrbanGlass Art Quarterly (#145) is on its way to newsstands and subscriber mailboxes. The four feature articles offer diverse takes on the field of glass art in transition.

Included in this issue:

  • Tag along as 79-year-old Bertil Vallien undertakes a monumental legacy casting, an event bundled into an art-tourism package.
  • An investigation on the outsized impact the 1967 World's Fair in Montreal, Canada, had on North American glass art.
  • A profile of Pilchuck artistic director Tina Aufiero revealing the power of embracing transformational changes new technologies bring to the arts.
  • An examination of the Australian glass scene, as shifts in government funding for glass education challenge the late Klaus Moje's legacy.
  • All this plus six reviews, all the latest news, and a back-page essay on what it takes to become an artist
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