El Museo del Barrio

A representation of Latino American culture in New York is the El Museo del Barrio. This museum has been upstanding for thirty years, depicting various forms of art. These arts come from many latino artist, who felt they were under represented in American museums. El Museo del Barrio was created to give these latino artists a space to promote and have their paintings and artworks idealized. The museum serves as a reminder of the discrimination against Latinos, as many Latino artists were ignored

additional information about Latino background. This is how I felt as I walked through Musel del Barrio. I was quite excited to go to the Museo del Barrio because it was one of the museums in New York City that I have not been to. During this semester, my interest in the Nuyorican movement has grown. I was interested in learning more about the movements and the impact the museum had on the community. Museo del Barrio is located at 1230 5th Ave, New York, NY 10029 also known as East Harlem. East Harlem

A person who is graduating from college will get the opportunity for an internship. The person will get an understanding of the company's internal and external environment. This paper will look at the four areas of Boys and Girls Harbor using SWOT analysis. The paper will discuss the strengths and weaknesses which are the internal area and the opportunities and threats which are the external area of the company. There will be suggestions on how the company can improve and be successful.         

New York City Neighborhood Guide Are you on a visit to New York City or you plan to base there fully, Well You are highly welcomed to “the city that never sleeps”. There are five great boroughs or neighborhoods in various cities in New York such as, Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island in which we would discuss about; Manhattan Neighborhood Manhattan is one of the major cities in New York in which millions of tourist go to considering the fact that there are big attraction places

IN HAVANA CUBA. 1. Museo de la Revolucion A spectacular attracion is the Museum of the Revolution installed in the former Presidential Palace An overview of the Cuban history as well as the battles against the former dictator Batista are shown. The yacht "GRANMA" from which Fidel Castro disembarked and launched the revolution,is shown at the side entrance together with a tank used in the Bay of Pigs invasion and air missiles that shot down the US spy plane. 2. Playas del Este. ( East Havana beaches)

Community Arts Project During the summer of 2015, I was a camp counselor for my local YMCA. As one of the special trips for the children, El Museo Del Barrio was a destination that was new to both the campers and me. It wasn’t a museum they were familiar with, nor was it one of their traditional museum tours either. Located in East Harlem, our visit to El Museo Del Barrio began with a walking tour. Walking away from Central Park you leave the nicer streets and enter the more residential areas. At first

founder and Artistc director of “manoAmano” tango dance company presentations in 2010: Roseland Ballroom, Lafayette Grill, Cielo (Cipriani Wall Street), Fundraiser 20th gala for Latin Commission on AIDS, 6th Anniversary Cinemarosa, Queens Museum, Museo del Barrio. Presently Walter Pérez with Leonardo Sardella create “Malevaje”, a tango company. Malevaje have been teaching and performing since 2011: La Marshall, BA, Argentina; QTF San Francisco; QTF Mexico; Boston; Dallas; Malmo; Copenhagen and

rainbow,” and “candy.” Then, everyone put their words on the floor, read out loud, and try to form a poem based on these words. Eventually, one of us recited the poem in front of the painting. I actually did a similar activity before at the El Museo del Barrio with another museum education class. Our class was standing in front of a portrait, Puerto Rican Pieta, by Puerto Rican artist, David Antonio Cruz, and we were asked to write a poem on “What is tradition?” Without seeing other’s sentences, each

(note, however, that it closes on Mondays). Wander off the main drag, calle Obispo, and you 'll see an altogether different side of the Old Town: a well-established residential area that 's home to an estimated 70,000 people. Take a coffee break at Caf El Escorial on Plaza Vieja. Alternatively, avoid the tourists and head to La Barrita, in the impressive art deco Bacardi building on Avenida de los Misiones. On Parque Central, the busy main square, watch the world go by from the veranda at the Hotel

Spanish-Excursion Paper November 8, 2013 Excursion Paper My tour around El Museo Del Barrio in Harlem, New York was a very memorable visit and I got in touch with my Spanish ancestors. There was mix of positive and negative Spanish history but none the less a very knowledgeable trip. One part of Hispanic culture that I feel is at the top of importance is the reign of Fidel Castro. To live under his rule must of have been terrifying and a childhood testimony of it is a in depth view