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Mission of the Buffalo Latino Art Gallery 

The mission of the Buffalo Latino Art Gallery is to inform, educate and exhibit the work of our Puerto Rican/Latino artist, locally, statewide, and nationally; to establish a strong community and local division to educate and inform the local Puerto Rican/Latino young people, via public schools, community organizations, and collages & universities, on the contributions of the Puerto Rican/Latino arts world.
Our goal, ultimately, of the Buffalo Latino Art Gallery is to educate, and present, through art media, the tradition, and customs of the Puerto Rican/Latino Art Culture, as well as artists from Latin American Countries and the Caribbean.
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Communications & Education sites: 
Buffalo Latino Village
The Educational Pledge

 

Home/Mission

Mission of the Buffalo Latino Art Gallery  The mission of the Buffalo Latino Art Gallery is to inform, educate and exhibit the work of our Puerto Rican/Latino artist, locally, statewide, and nationally; to establish a strong community and local division to educate and inform the local Puerto Rican/Latino young people, via public schools, community organizations,… Continue reading Home/Mission

Vision

OUR MOTIVATION: We came into being on account of the absence of Puerto Rican/Latino Fine Art visibility in Buffalo & Western New York, missing in the halls of the major art institutions in the western New York community. Our vision is to introduce  knowledge, information, and education about our Puerto Rican/Latino painters, like Jose Campeche,… Continue reading Vision

Puerto Rican/Latino Great Painters

Jose Campeche Who was Jose Campeche y Jordán (December 23, 1751 – November 7, 1809), is the first known Puerto Rican visual artist and considered by art critics as one of the best rococo artists in the Americas. Campeche y Jordán loved to use colors that referenced the landscape of Puerto Rico, as well as the social and political crème… Continue reading Puerto Rican/Latino Great Painters