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Founded 45 years ago by artist and educator Raphael Montañez Ortiz along with a group of parents, educators, artists, and activists in Spanish Harlem, presents and preserves the art and culture of Puerto Ricans and all Latin Americans in the United States.

A resource and center for Latino Studies in the Midwest, el museo located in Omaha not only curates exhibitions but in addition develops educational programs that include lectures, films, art classes, workshops, gallery talks, and dance classes.

Owning the largest Latin American Art collection in the nation, Lebanese-Dominican art collector, Gary Nader is a big player in the art world.

In the former home of the legendary Ecuadorian painter Oswaldo Guayasamín (1919–99), this wonderful museum houses the most complete collection of the artist's work. Guayasamín was also an avid collector, and the museum displays his outstanding collection of pre-Columbian ceramic, bone and metal pieces. Admission includes entry to the Capilla del Hombre gallery.

This museum is currently located in the Fort Mason Center in San Francisco’s Marina District while they build their permanent home in downtown San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Arts District.

The Museo de Arte del Banco de la Republica is located in Bogota, Colombia and shows art from the area.

Desde su fundación, el MAM ha desempeñado un papel decisivo en la consolidación y la difusión de un patrimonio público, en virtud principalmente de su excepcional colección que abarca un arco temporal de largo alcance (de la década de 1920 al presente) pero que, por su misma configuración evolutiva, implica una vocación retrospectiva y a la vez prospectiva.

The Museo de Arte Moderno is an art museum in Argentina that features Argentine and international art from the 20th and 21st centuries.

With a growing Latino community in Denver, the museum was created on the basis of promoting Latin American art and culture and educating the community through innovative exhibitions and programs.

The Prado Museum is the main Spanish national art museum, located in central Madrid.

Opened in 1996 in Long Beach, MOLAA’s architecture is art itself. The structure was designed by Mexican architect Manuel Rosen. The museum continuously showcases modern and contemporary Latin American Art that pushes the boundaries of the genre.

The National Archaeological Museum is a museum in Madrid, Spain. It is located on Serrano Street beside the Plaza de Colón, sharing its building with the National Library.

Originally founded by Mexican-born, Chicago-raised Carlos Tortolero with $900 and a group of fellow educators who wanted to establish a Mexican art presence in the Illinois area.

The only self-standing museum showcasing Puerto Rican Arts and Culture in the country is located in the heart of Chicago’s Puerto Rican community, Humboldt Park.

The Museo Naval de Madrid —in English, Naval Museum of Madrid— is a national museum in Madrid, Spain. It shows the history of the Spanish Navy since the Catholic Monarchs, in the 15th century, up to the present.

Created in 1997 to promote Latino presence within the Smithsonian, the center uses various spaces collaborating with museums and research centers to showcase the contributions of the Latino community in the arts, history, national culture and scientific achievements.

Poncorbo's most famous works inclue extremely realistic painting of still lifes and portratis. Porcorbo is known for his portraits and his realistic paintings. This website also provides a biography about Poncorbo's Spanish lineage, and as to how he became the famous painter.

USM graduate Arcilia Gonzalez's work is primarily black and white landscapes in various media from charcoal to india ink

Carlos A. Cortéz is a latino artist best know for his lenolium prints with politically charged content and very limited use of color

Ester Hernandez's portfolio containing her colorful work with various pop culture references, it also contains her biography and resume detailing her prestigious exhibitions such as in the Smithsonian

Frank Romero is a mural artist well known in the art community emerging after his work in the 1970's after becoming part of a group known as "los four"

Larraz's art portfolio consists of oil paintings, sculptures, and paper drawings. Larraz's has received many awards which one may observe on his website along with where his exhibits are located.

Luis is an artist primarily working combining the art of screen printing with poetry to create colorful works of art

Richard Serra is a minimalist artist whose abstract works, on a large scale, are represented in many museums. This website provided 399 pieces of artwork from Serra's collection and along with detailed description. One may also learn about Serra's Hispanic decent.

Sorida is a contemporary painter with feminist belief and this shows through on her website and her work. Her paintings purpose is to bring awareness to the societal inequality women face. One may also, learn about Soraida's struggles as a Puerto Rican woman.

Sánchez's finest work are of extremley life like natrue scences, such as a green forest and a beautiful waterfall. On this webiste each of Sánchez's pieces of art has a detailed description as to where the pieces of art may be located. Sánchez has a vibrant Cuban linegae which one may also read about on the website.

Catalan Architect and Designer --- Movements and Styles: Art Nouveau, Modern Architecture

Mexican Painter and Muralist --- Movements and Styles: Mexican Muralism, Social Realism

Mexican Painter --- Movements and Styles: Surrealism, Magic Realism, Proto-Feminist Artists

Spanish Filmmaker --- Movement: Surrealism --- Spain and Mexico

Mexican Painter and Sculptor --- Movement: Surrealism, Modern Sculpture, Proto-Feminist Artists --- Spain and Mexico

Spanish Painter, Sculptor, Filmmaker, Printmaker, and Performance Artist --- Movement: Surrealism