Exhibitions

Boricuas

08 March 2025 - 08 March 2025

Museo de Arte y Diseño de Miramar / San Juan, Puerto Rico

Cortesía del ICP

La exhibición BORICUAS incluye obras de la colección de arte contemporáneo del Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña representativas del desarrollo de la historia del arte puertorriqueño. La selección de obras presentadas cubre alrededor de 60 años de producción plástica y representan a una diversidad de generaciones de artistas y movimientos que van desde exponentes como Carlos Raquel Rivera de la Generación del 50 hasta la actualidad, donde las preocupaciones pueden verse como menos insulares, siempre expresando nuestra identidad puertorriqueña.

Lea el texto completo curatorial de Marilú Purcell aquí.
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