hispanic art

Hopi sash, ca. 1880–1890, 18.5 x 47 in. Two-piece handwoven embroidered sash sewn together with red yarn. White woven cotton fabric with weave of red, green, black, and white yarn wefts on white cotton warp. One panel longer, fringe. On a fireplace mantel in the Couse Home with northern New Mexico Pueblo pottery and a ceramic insert attributed to Nampeyo (Hopi). E. I. Couse Collection.
Hispanic Textiles at Couse-Sharp Historic Site
Weaving the New World: Hispanic Textiles and Their Influence on the Northern Frontier opens December 6 as the winter exhibition at Couse-Sharp Historic Site. Installed in both…
Carlos Cancio "Through the fiery Antillean street goes Tembandumba de la Quimbamba" (2003), Acrylic on canvas, Collection of Museum of Art of Puerto Rico.
7 Puerto Rican Arts Organizations to Follow after Hurricane Fiona
On Sunday, September 18th, Hurricane Fiona slammed into Puerto Rico with devastating effects. With over two feet of rain causing mudslides and destroying homes, Fiona has left Puerto Ricans without…