Small but pretty museum that's always changing its art. It always funky and new stuff from Latino and Afro Caribbean artists. It's always representing the urban part of the city.
The museum offers a mix of rotating exhibits, ranging from the spicy and fun, to the political and motivating. You'll leave either wanting to dance the salsa or change the world.
Free admission 3rd Saturdays have allowed El Museo to attract the masses. Art combines carib, latin, and American styles with soulful interpretations. Def not the Whitney. Enjoy the cafe and theaters.
Check it out during the summer and if you can catch a show there during the LAMC (Latin Alternative MusicConference ... usually second week in July): #ballerstatus
New York's leading Latino cultural institution is free every third Saturday of the month. Check out MetroFocus for other free or discountedadmission days offered by museums throughout the city. Daha fazlasını oku
Make your Saturdays super at El Museo with concerts, storytelling, artmaking, and gallerytours for all ages: FREE ADMISSION every third Saturday of the month.
On Saturdays, check out the FREE walking tour of the neighborhood, including the Graffiti Wall of Fame, Julia de Burgos Boulevard, and local murals. Tours leave from the lobby at 11:30 am.
The Nueva York exhibit (in collaboration with New-York Historical Society) uncovers how Latinos and Spanish-speaking countries have helped shape New York into the most vibrant city in the world.
Check out the Signs, Systems & the Cityexhibition. Features works with an urban sensibility that deploy pared-down building blocks of shape, color, and form to express revealing worldviews. Daha fazlasını oku
El Museo del Barrio has free admission on the third Saturday every month. Keep in mind the museum also has "suggestion admission" so you can pay less. More deals can be found at Postabon.com! Daha fazlasını oku
El Museo's Bienal: The (S) Files 2011 highlights the most innovative, cutting-edge art being produced by emerging Latino and Latin American artists currently working in the greater New York area. Daha fazlasını oku
The permanent collection is informative, but the Ferrer exhibition is terribly curated - we arrived not knowing who Ferrer is/was and why he's important, and left without any improvement on this. Very