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Puerto Rico Plural

Online9 June 2019 - 9 June 2022
Puerto Rico Plural

Puerto Rico Plural

What is the Puerto Rican experience about? How does it represent us? What can we say about it? Consciously or unconsciously, Puerto Rican art has been answering these questions over time. The Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico (MAPR) also asked these questions to a diverse sample of people from the community through focus group discussions. The information gathered through their responses was used to develop the collaborative project that resulted in this exhibition.

The exhibition includes yearnings, tributes, denunciations, contrasts, and convergences, as well as provocations for dialogue. Likewise, the thematic galleries do not attempt to offer a single reading. For this reason, Puerto Rico Plural is an invitation to encounter and reflect on Puerto Rican culture —our history, our people, and our art.

Monday – Thursday: Closed

Friday – Sunday: 1:00 – 5:00 pm

Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico

299 Avenida de Diego

Santurce, Puerto Rico

https://www.mapr.org/en/visit/calendar/puerto-rico-plural

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