Nonprofit Artist
Workshop, Event Space and Gallery
at the Julia de
Burgos Latino Cultural Center
Welcome
to Tallerboricua.org.
Please pardon our appearance while we
remodel our website.
For information about exhibitions,
workshops and other events, please call
212.831.4333, or email us at contact@tallerboricua.org.
Current Exhibitions:
INNERSCAPES
Artists:
Jordan Baker-Caldwell, Alma Luna and Danny Rios
April 19 - June
1, 2013
Opening
reception: Friday, April 19 from 6 - 9pm

Past Exhibitions & Events:
March 1 - March
30, 2013
In
Colab: Print portfolios by members of the Consejo Gráfico
November 9 - December
18, 2012
Green Go's in El Barrio
Artists: Chris Manzione, Gisela Insuaste,
Seth Cohen, Leah Dixon, Matthew Craven
June 8 - August 11, 2012
Documentary Photographer Joseph
Rodriguez
"Portraits from Another America"
and Contemporary Artist Julie
Torres
"Bold As Love"
July
3, 17, 24 & 31, 2012
A series of summer open mic nights for all poets, writers,
singers, musicians, storytellers, comedians…
with MC Bobby Gonzalez
June 23 & June
30th, 2012
Printmaking
Workshops with Artist Nitza
Tufiño
TALLER BORICUA
Artist Workshop, Event Space and Gallery
"Supporting the community of East Harlem through the arts for over 40
years"
1680 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10029
212.831.4333 | contact@tallerboricua.org | tallerboricua.org
Gallery Hours & Directions: Tues. thru Sat. 12-6pm,
Thurs. 1-7pm.
Sun. and Mon. Closed / Subway: 6 train to 103rd Street. Entrance on
Lexington Avenue
between 105th and 106th Streets. Center is accessible for individuals
with disabilities.
Free Admission.
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Taller Boricua
(pronounced Ta-yer Bo-ree-kwa) is a 40+ year old, artist-run, nonprofit
art
gallery and multidisciplinary cultural space in "El Barrio" / East
Harlem. "Our mission
is
to be a proactive institution for the community by offering programs
that stimulate its
social,
cultural and economic development through the promotion of the arts."
©
Taller Boricua / The Puerto Rican Workshop, Inc.
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