By Juan Butten Today, contemporary art has become a powerful vehicle for expressing social and political concerns, particularly regarding the environmental crisis. As an artist,

On September 19th, I attended a panel discussion at Lehman College that explored Dominican culture, comics, and especially the figure of Papá Liborio. Moderated by

Two months have passed since this book came into my hands, thanks to a friend who brought it from Santo Domingo. De esclavos y monteros

La Casa de la Abuela. This innovative space, created by The Punto Urban Art Museum and the North Shore Community Development Coalition, is located in the El Punto neighborhood of Salem.

Last week, I embarked on a trip from Salem, Massachusetts, to the vibrant city of New York with my friend Saniego Sánchez, director of the

Last Sunday, I had the privilege of attending one of the year’s most anticipated exhibitions: FUTURA 2000: BREAKING OUT. As a graffiti enthusiast, missing this