Search Results for Nuyorican identity

... In the late 1960s, diasporic Puerto Ricans established the Nuyorican movement, a sociocultural endeavor rooted in New York City to assert their presence and civil rights. El Taller Alma Boricua (Taller Boricua) was a pivotal institution that provided a platform for artists of color, aiming...

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... This chapter explores the interplay between Puerto Rican identity, visibility, and performance in the context of the Nuyorican experience. It examines how notions of respectability have evolved in the Puerto Rican community, from attempts to conform to US norms to the emergence of the term...

... hip-hop word-art This chapter explores the interplay between Puerto Rican identity, visibility, and performance in the context of the Nuyorican experience. It examines how notions of respectability have evolved in the Puerto Rican community, from attempts to conform to US norms to the emergence...

... the erasure caused by gentrification and asserted the agency of Nuyorican culture. Through her artwork, Dominguez resisted gentrification’s attempt to redefine the neighborhood and culture, affirming the presence and identity of the marginalized community. Maria Dominguez bomba gentrification Lower...

... challenge fixed notions of identity, yet they remain marginalized in museums, exhibitions, and scholarship. The chapter strives to foster equitable dialogue, spotlighting a rich tapestry of Nuyorican and Diasporican creativity within American art while acknowledging gaps in scholarship on Diasporican...

... of recognizing the value of diaspora identities and expanding the parameters of Puerto Rican art. They highlight the interconnectedness of diverse cultural exchanges, amplifying the contributions of Nuyorican artists across Latin American, Latinx, and African American art worlds. By embracing various aesthetics...

... This chapter examines the underacknowledged contributions of Maria Dominguez, a community muralist, painter, and arts educator, to the Nuyorican art movement in the 1980s. Focused on the Nuyorican Lower East Side, the chapter analyzes three projects undertaken by Dominguez between 1983 and 1987...

... The chapter explores the transformation of Nuyorican casitas, emblematic structures of South Bronx culture, into institutionalized objects. The Willis Avenue Community Garden’s casita, displayed at the Bronx Museum in 2014, embodies this shift. Originally a symbol of resistance against urban...

... This chapter delves into the concept of “Diasporican” introduced by Nuyorican poet María Teresa “Mariposa” Fernández in 1993 . This term encapsulates the multifaceted identity of Puerto Ricans living outside their homeland, especially those born and raised in diaspora. The chapter examines...

... This chapter delves into the web series “Ask Chuleta,” created and performed by Nuyorican artist Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz between 2006 and 2013. Chuleta, a young female artist from the Bronx, records confessional-style vlogs on YouTube to bridge gaps and build communities within the art world. She...

...Diasporican Sites<subtitle>Reports From the Field</subtitle> This chapter delves into the concept of “Diasporican” introduced by Nuyorican poet María Teresa “Mariposa” Fernández in 1993 . This term encapsulates the multifaceted identity of Puerto Ricans living outside their homeland...

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..., these artists created Bodega Surrealism, an avant-garde approach to art that embraced their working-class identities and harnessed creativity for social change. The NRV, founded in 1976, served as a haven for Latina/o/x artists seeking alternative spaces to showcase their subjectivity and combat neglect. Adál...

... reparation, challenging its often apolitical perception and highlighting its potential for nuanced identity expression. It critiques the historical narrative in Puerto Rico that has centered on figurative art tied to nationalist struggle, neglecting contributions from abstract practices. The text discusses...