Browse Stories | Buscar Artículos
🔍
Created date
TitleCreated dateModified dateMenu OrderRandomNumber of commentsPost InSort By None
Reflexiones en torno al tiempo III
Reflexiones en torno al tiempo es una serie fotográfica de imágenes captadas en nuestra ciudad capital por Hola Cultura en...
This week on “The Climate Divide,” we speak with the coordinator for the Anacostia Parks & Community Collaborative
On this week’s episode of “The Climate Divide,” host Marcelo Jauregui-Volpe speaks to Brenda Richardson, the coordinator for the Anacostia......
Diana Rojas’ first book explores the “migrant existential identity crisis”
When Diana Rojas is asked where she is from, she jokes that she is from Connecticut, New Jersey AND Costa......
Embajadas y cultura en DC
Fin de Semana de Embajadas...
This week on “The Climate Divide,” how the District is doing at creating healthy homes
This week on “The Climate Divide,” we visit the first Healthy Homes Fair, where local residents had the opportunity to......
In “Artistas,” Stephanie Mercedes on transforming mourning into power and change
According to the Gun Violence Archive, there have been 132 mass shootings in 2024 alone as of April 30. One......
Culminó el Artomatic
Artomatic 2024, reseña...
“The Climate Divide” season three aims to highlight community resiliency
Since its launch two years ago, “The Climate Divide” has revealed the different environmental injustices affecting residents across the District.......
Artist and interpreter Marisela Rumberg finds common threads in her two careers
*Leer en español. In Marisela Rumberg’s “Tangled Garden,” black and white images of flowering vines and geometric symbols curve and......
Asuntos de un Hidalgo disoluto, reseña
Asuntos de un Hidalgo disoluto, resena de novela...
How a group of Latinas is advocating for cleaner air
*Leer en español. When Montgomery County school bus driver Carmen Cortez first took the wheel of an electric bus in......
Tres variaciones sobre el tema de la paz y la paloma-poema
Poema de Rei Berroa: Tres Variaciones sobre el tema de la Paloma...
Created date
TitleCreated dateModified dateMenu OrderRandomNumber of commentsPost InSort By None
SPEL storytellers start fall 2023 session
From Washington, D.C. to California, nearly two dozen interns and fellows — returning and new — have kicked off our......
Painter Julio Valdez on making art for the times we live in in the next episode of “Artistas in the Capital”
Latin American countries have their own cultures – different kinds of music, dances, accents, art, and history. However, they share......
Jorge Anaya: An Inspirational Musician
Music has been a constant presence in the life of guitar-playing singer-songwriter Jorge Anaya. His father was also a musician.......
In D.C., a new space to bring together professionals of Dominican heritage
The Dominican community, one of the first Latin American diasporas to settle in Washington, D.C., maintains a visible and enduring......
D.C. artist Stephanie Mercedes’ creative response to gun violence
Mass shootings are in the news so much these days, and so are the angry public debates over whether the......
In this month’s episode, choreographer Gabriel Mata discusses dance and self-expression
The United States is the country with the most immigrants in the world, with 45.3 million immigrants as of 2021.......
Letter from Oakland: Lack of trees in low income neighborhoods fuel inequality
*Leer en español OAKLAND, California – The oak tree is this city’s symbol, but not all areas of Oakland have......
What’s it like to sell food on the street in D.C.’s extreme heat?
*Leer en español Every day, hundreds of young people, children and seniors walk the one and a half miles between......
Level up your skills in SPEL’s fall session!
*Leer en español Join us this fall for our next semester of the Storytelling Program for Experiential Learning (SPEL)! Hola......
The hidden costs of flooding in D.C.’s poorest wards
This project was supported with funds from the Pulitzer Center and Spotlight DC. We co-published this story with the Washington City......
Corazón Folklórico DC’s Alejandro Góngora creates an inclusive dance community
Alejandro Góngora, the founder and artistic director of Corazón Folklórico DC, believes in the strength of a community that’s there......
Pioneering editor Nicolás Kanellos discusses how Arte Público Press got its start in our latest episode of “Artistas in the Capital”
Before the Latino Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and 70s, Latino writers in the United States faced multiple obstacles,......
Created date
TitleCreated dateModified dateMenu OrderRandomNumber of commentsPost InSort By None
Brazos: poema con alas
Poema Brazos, deLiliana Luppi Dossola...
Ballet hispánico: Doña Evita
El Ballet hispánico en el Kennedy Center. Dona Peron...
Simetría Citadina II
Collage: Washington dc street photos. Simetria Citadina...
Detective de novela, nueva serie
“Belascoarán, PI” de Paco Ignacio Taibo...
Catrinas, pan de muerto y música
The National Portrait Gallery celebró el Día de los Muertos con música, baile y una ofrenda comunitaria...
Mundo Rulfiano
Ensayo en torno a Juan Rulfo...
Don Chucho Valdés, celebración
Chucho Valdés en el Kennedy Center...
Simetría Citadina | City Symmetry
Simetría Citadina es una serie fotográfica en torno a las figuras, las sombras, los reflejos y las sugerencias ópticas que...
Sábado de autores
Day 8 publishing house nota de evento...
El Mariachi, nuevo sello postal
El mariachi, nuevo timbre postal de 2022...
Aguas Curativas, entrevista
Aguas Curativas, entrevista a Joan Belmar en torno a la exhibicion de pintura...
Hablando de minificciones
“El Libro de la Imaginación”, Edmundo Valadés. Reseña...