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Casa Silvana

Humacao, Puerto Rico

La Afroteca de Casa Silvana. Cortesía de Casa Silvana.

Casa Silvana es un espacio rural alternativo para el arte contemporáneo afropuertorriqueño localizado en el barrio Mambiche Prieto de Humacao. La entrada es libre de costo.

Desde Septiembre 2023 Casa Silvana tiene una biblioteca, La Afroteca, especializada en las artes visuales de la diáspora africana y la cultura afropuertorriqueña.

Casa Silvana
Camino Los Marcano. Barrio Mambiche Prieto.
Humacao, Puerto Rico.
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