Activist Estates of the Lower East Side is an online platform that explores the buildings and properties that are celebrated sites of resistance in New York City. This project is an expansion of the themes from the exhibit Activist Estates: A Radical History of Property in Loisaida (2019) authored and designed by the urban historian and architect Nandini Bagchee in partnership with curator Libertad Guerra.

BORIMIX Returns in November for Puerto Rican Heritage Month, Celebrating Latinx Resilience, Creativity, and Intersectionality

2022 Festival honors guest country Venezuela and its intersection with Puerto Rican identity, artistic cultural heritage, and common plight of forced migration.

The Lower East Side has the longest, most diverse, and richest puppet history in New York City; a place where the traditions of manifold cultures mix with each other, and then are spread beyond our city’s boundaries.

Little Amal is invited to party in the Clemente Soto Vélez Center on September 28th, 4-5pm.

To her surprise she meets puppets friends created by Teatro SEA. Together they celebrate the traditions and cultures of this special place!

New York City’s favorite itinerant salsa street event, SALSA STORIES collaborates with new media artists to create light installations and augmented reality experiences.

Contributed by Sharon Butler / To understand Elisabeth Condon‘s paintings, it seems important to know that she grew up in California in a highly decorated house where she spent hours staring at the wild patterns of the fabrics and wallpapers.