... 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...

... Taller Boricua diaspora studies exile aesthetics Taino ...

... alternative art spaces Taller Boricua El Comité Loisaida photography graffiti ...

... movement. The Art Workers’ Coalition set the stage for alternative art spaces, with the Puerto Rican branch forming pivotal spaces like El Museo del Barrio and Taller Boricua. These spaces provided platforms for collaboration between poets and visual artists, challenging institutional norms. On NYC streets...

... Lords and El Comité, fueling the birth of an art movement. The Art Workers’ Coalition set the stage for alternative art spaces, with the Puerto Rican branch forming pivotal spaces like El Museo del Barrio and Taller Boricua. These spaces provided platforms for collaboration between poets and visual...

... of community building and representation. Organizations like Taller Puertorriqueño and Asociación de Músicos Latino Americanos (AMLA) played significant roles in nurturing Puerto Rican arts and cultural programs. The author cites the community-focused practice of artists Pepón Osorio, Michelle Angela Ortiz...