Jorge Luis Rodríguez: Sculpting Magic | Diasporican Art in Motion @CentroPR
Jorge Luis Rodríguez: Sculpting Magic | Diasporican Art in Motion  @CentroPR
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Diasporican Art in Motion Docuseries is a dynamic portrait series highlighting ten Puerto Rican artists living and creating in New York City. This curated selection is part of CENTRO’s Diasporican Art in Motion (DAM) initiative, a digital repository and research catalyst, and represents a living archive of Puerto Rican cultural expression in the U.S. diaspora.

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Jorge Luis Rodríguez: Sculpting Magic | Diasporican Art in Motion

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