ArteLatAm recently participated in the New York Build Expo, the premier event for construction, design, and urban development. Our presence at the expo underscores our commitment to exploring innovative proposals and connecting with the industry leaders, developers, and visionary artists who are reshaping our cities. Vision of art For ArteLatAm, public art is more than […]
Art as a Legacy At Artelatam, we often say that our mission transcends the boundaries of a traditional arts organization. We don’t just manage projects, curate exhibitions, or coordinate logistics; we live by a core philosophy that defines our every move: “We live in art.” This belief is not merely a corporate slogan—it is a […]
In the professional world of strategic communications, we often say that “content is king,” but relevance is the crown. As a Communications Manager, I spend my days analyzing audiences, crafting narratives, and ensuring that messages resonate with purpose. However, I recently faced the most important “audience management” challenge of my life: motivating my son, MathĂas, […]
The history of art is not merely a chronology of styles and movements; it is, in its purest essence, a cartography of human survival. It is populated by creators for whom the brush, the chisel, or the pen were not just professional tools, but authentic lifelines in the face of the darkness of trauma, illness, […]
Mental health and the therapeutic power of art in NYC Living in New York City involves a sensory and stress load that few places in the world can match. The frenetic pace of Manhattan, the competitive pressure of its creative and financial industries, and the isolation that life in a metropolis of over eight million […]
The reality of the creative sector in New York has reached a critical point. According to recent data from the Center for an Urban Future, the number of New Yorkers in creative industries has decreased by 6.1% since 2019, driven by a 42% increase in rents that far outpaces income growth. Sectors such as film, […]
In the creative ecosystem of New York, where identity and urban space converge, the voice of Natali Bravo-Barbee emerges with singular force. A visual artist, educator, and mother born in Argentina, raised in Queens and currently based in Manhattan, Natali has consolidated a practice that defies conventional boundaries between photography, sculpture, and activism. Her integration […]
Sydia Reyes has established herself as one of the most compelling voices in contemporary sculpture. Her mastery of steel, concrete, and other industrial materials—combined with her command of large-scale forms—creates a profound dialogue with the urban environment. Her work within ArteLatAm reaffirms our organization’s commitment to technical and conceptual excellence. For Sydia, art is a […]
In New York’s vibrant creative ecosystem, few profiles manage to balance technical mastery and social commitment as naturally as Gilly Lugo. As one of the prominent Teaching Artists collaborating on ArteLatAm school residencies, Gilly represents the excellence that emerges when professional talent is put at the service of the community. Today we talk with her […]
Art has the power to transform the fabric of a city, and at ArteLatAm, we have made this premise our core methodology. As leaders in implementing artistic programs in New York, we have proven that creativity is an essential tool for improving life in our neighborhoods. Our presence in the NYC educational system is no […]
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