Retro/Active: The Works of Rafael Ferrer

Through Sunday, August 22nd
Las Galerias de El Museo del Barrio
1230 Fifth Avenue / 104th Street
Admission: Fees Vary

Curated by Deborah Cullen, Director of Curatorial Programs, El Museo del Barrio. In the late 1960s, Puerto Rican-born Rafael Ferrer became internationally renowned for his guerilla art actions in New York and Philadelphia. In the 1970s, he was known for assemblage sculptures, kayaks, and tents. Since the 1980s Ferrer’s intensely colored paintings, prints, drawings and public sculptures have reflected his intelligence, sense of humor, and Caribbean perspective. The exhibition is part of El Museo’s FOCOS series, highlighting the achievements of mature, under recognized artists.

East River North Renewal, Inc. Presents
The 4th Annual
East Harlem Multi-Cultural Festival

Every Saturday Through Sept. 26th
From 12:00 NOON  to  6:00  PM
@ La Placita de La Marqueta
115 & 116 Street and Park Avenue

For more information and participation, call
Albert Medina:.  212-427-3130
Celia Ramirez: 212-427-8716


Please stop by the Union Settlement Association Adult Education Office to pick up
a FREE Copy of this DVD or send us your mailing address and we will gladly
send you a copy by mail. Call (212) 828-6298 for more information.

Weekly Assembly Continues at Our Lady
Queen of Angels Roman Catholic Church
PADLOCKS NOTWITHSTANDING
   
 
Photos by Angelo Rivera, Photographer
 
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING @ 10:30 AM
East 113th Street (Second / Third Avenues)

Since February 2007, parishioners from Our Lady Queen of Angels Roman Catholic Church in El Barrio have protested the closing of their spiritual "home" by the Archdiocese of New York by holding a Sunday morning mass each week. Join Carmen Villegas and other worshippers to support their efforts to reopen a beloved 121-year-old parish that has served thousands East Harlem residents.

Acentos Bronx Poetry Showcase Continues...


Host Oscar Bermeo

Acentos is a program of the louderARTS Project, Inc., presented in conjunction with the Bronx Writers' Center, a program of the Bronx Council on the Arts. Acentos provides a renewed spotlight for Latino poetry in a venue that fosters an encouraging atmosphere for writers of diverse backgrounds and experience, in a setting that stimulates both open dialogue and an increased sense of community in the culturally resurgent South Bronx. Acentos is presented every second and fourth Tuesday of the month by Oscar Bermeo, Jessica Torres, Fish Vargas and Rich Villar. Acentos Bronx Poetry Showcase is now held every 2nd & 4th Tuesday, 7:30 pm at the Bruckner Bar & Grill, One Bruckner Boulevard (Corner of Third Ave). IRT #6 Train to 138th Street Station. For information, visit their website: www.louderarts.com/acentos, send email: acentos@louderarts.com or view newsletter: Acentos-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.