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Criselda Vasquez, The New American Gothic 2017-CU

Espejo de una Nación: The New American Gothic

Dado los acontecimientos y las noticias tristes en el país, en esta ocasión hablaremos de la pintura The...
Pollinator, 2022, Felipe Ortiz (acrylic on canvas)

Eastie Creciente: Para el muralista Felipe Ortiz, el arte callejero es una forma de salvar las diferencias y construir una comunidad

*Read in English. Felipe Ortiz, un artista de formación clásica, encuentra inspiración cuando pinta en las calles, particularmente...
Unity Mural still standing in April 2026

D.C.’s historic Unity Mural’s story is far from over. Stay tuned for the next chapter.

As a cherished symbol of community and culture, the Unity Mural has held a special place for the...
Doa Oa working on a mural in Kosovo

La misión del muralista Doa Oa es restaurar la visibilidad de la belleza de la naturaleza

*Read in English. Cada vez que veo un mural, inevitablemente tengo que dedicar un momento a admirar el...
Artist Jainson Cedillo

Baltimore artist Jainson Cedillo paints identity, culture and self-acceptance

Baltimore-based artist Jainson Cedillo, 23, says fully embracing his identity through his artwork has been an evolution. Once...
Felipe Ortiz's mural at Northeastern University

Eastie Rising: for muralist Felipe Ortiz, street art is a way to bridge differences and build community

*Leer en español. Felipe Ortiz, a classically trained artist and street muralist, finds inspiration when painting on the...
“Stop Look Listen” included a moving projection of water overlaid by ocean sounds. (Photo courtesy of Alberto Roblest)

Still time to “Stop Look Listen” about climate change at an East Boston gallery

There’s still time to catch “Stop Look Listen,” a climate change-inspired art exhibition, before it closes on Nov...
A new memorial to victims of the Walmart shooting, designed by Albert “Tino” Ortega, features 23 names engraved on granite pillars arranged in the shape of a crown. The memorial, commissioned by the City of El Paso, was unveiled on Aug. 3. (Photo by Corrie Boudreaux, El Paso Matters)

Hispanic artist gains international recognition for tribute to Walmart shooting victims

It’s been six years since a white gunman opened fire at a local Walmart in El Paso, Texas...
Teachers Lauren Nitkoski and Ambar Martínez hold the letter from their third-grade students

D.C.’s historic Unity Mural received a fond sendoff last week

Even as Washington’s Unity Mural faces demolition, it continues to unite communities like the local residents who gathered...
400 mujeres artistas del DMV -1

400 mujeres artistas del DMV

Algo verdaderamente hermoso está sucediendo en el área del DMV. El artista, curador y bloguero Florencio Lennox Campello...
Endangered Latine Landmarks graphic showcasing the Unity Mural

Unity Mural wins national recognition as an Endangered Latinx Landmark

We are excited and proud to announce that the Unity Mural has been officially recognized as one of...
Former “My Culture, Mi Gente” mural in D.C.

Before and After: Remembering a neighborhood mural

How time flies and comes back around! Today we fondly remember the D.C. street mural, “My Culture, Mi...