Corazones

Preciosos regalos para el Día de los Enamorados.
Lovely Valentine's Day gifts.

Sacred Heart of Roses
by Martha Rodriguez
$54


Frida With Heart
by Mirlette Islas
$50


Tide (Purple)
by John Gascot
$50

Spirit

Spirit
Acrylic on canvas
2 1/2" x 2 1/2"

Zoila Minaya

We proudly welcome Zoila Minaya to our growing familia of artists!

"My paintings relate to the microscopic world. Working with organic shapes that resemble cross sections of cell tissues and one-cell organisms. The compositions of these works are not premeditated. They take form and grow spontaneously. In contrast, printmaking allows me to create more controlled visual textures and lines. Woodcut prints, in particular, are a joy to make. My prints are a celebration of nature and the animal kingdom."


Corazón Salvaje


Blue Pattern

Gallo


Coquí

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Hispanic Heritage Month: Things to do

El caballero de Olmedo/The Knight from Olmedo By Lope de Vega
At: GALA Hispanic Theatre, Washington DC
Directed by José Luis Arellano García
Sep 16 - Oct 17, 2010
Thur-Sat 8 pm - Sun 3 pm
Ticket: Thur and Sun $32 Regular, $20 Students, Senior Citizens & Military- Frid and Sat $36 Regular, $26 Students, Senior citizens & Military.

Based on a popular folk tale about a young knight who is slain as he travels from Medina to Olmedo after a bullfight. In what has become a classic love story in Hispanic dramaturgy and a celebrated piece of the Spanish Golden Age, Lope explores themes of love, violence, honor and jealousy. Lope deviated from traditional tragicomedy where tragedy is averted to result in a happy ending, and created a masterpiece that evolves in a comedic manner, with dark undertones, and then moves to a tragic end. Driven by passion, the characters also discover the potential for violence that lurks within that intense emotion, and that ultimately destroys them.

Hispanic Heritage Month: Things to do

HISPANIC HERITAGE FESTIVAL
Brooklyn Music School
Friday October 15 and Saturday October 16 at 7:00pm

In celebration of the Hispanic Heritage Month, the Brooklyn Music School is kicking off the first Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival to celebrate the richness and diversity of the Hispanic Community in New York. On October15 and 16, Brooklyn’s community will experience dances, music and performances of Latin America and the Caribbean.

The Festival combines, on one stage, flavors from Colombia, Panama, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Mexico, and Cuba and is an initiative of the Cultural Dance Division of the Brooklyn Music School. The goal is to celebrate and promote cultural diversity within the Brooklyn community.

The event will take place on Friday October 15 and Saturday October 16 at 7:00pm at the Brooklyn Music Playhouse Theatre located on 126 Saint Felix St. Brooklyn NY 11217

Tickets can be purchased in advance at the school or on the school’s web page
www.brooklynmusicschool.org or www.iseats.net for $10.00 dollars in advance or $15.00 at the door.
Brooklyn Music School has been committed to culturally enrich the community for over one hundred years and the Hispanic Heritage Festival is a fantastic way of continuing the tradition.

For more information regarding the Hispanic Heritage Festival contact Ms.Yasmar Cruz, Cultural Dance Division Coordinator at (787) 948-2333