Arts

1/9Jaime Altieri
 The page contains the biography of Puerto Rican painter Jaime Altieri, comments from art critics, galleries with reproductions of his paintings, and illustrations and drawings.Available in: Spanishhttp://home.coqui.net/jaltieri/
2/9Institute of Puerto Rican Culture - ICP
 The Institute of Puerto Rican Culture (ICP), based in San Juan, is the government institution responsible for establishing the cultural policy of the Government of Puerto Rico. Created in 1955, the ICP aims to contribute, promote and enrich the cultural values ​​of the Puerto Rican people. The site brings history and emblem of the institution, information on the Department of Field Support Arts, General Archives of Puerto Rico, National Library Programs Archaeology and Ethno-History, Arts, Folk Arts, Museums and Parks, Music, Theatre and Dance , among other programs, and publications, virtual gallery, event calendar and digital audio project.Available in: Spanishhttp://www.icp.gobierno.pr/

3/9Institute of Puerto Rican Culture and Art ASPIRA
 The Institute of Puerto Rican Culture and Art ASPIRA's mission is to promote the history and culture of the country, especially among young Puerto Ricans. Bring list of sites divided by theme: media, natural history, folklore and traditions, music, history, art and literature.Available in: English / Spanishhttp://www.aspira.org/instituto-puertorriqueno-de-cultura-y-arte-de-aspira

4/9Pamil Fine Arts - Gallery
 The Pamil Gallery, located in San Juan, Puerto Rico, dedicated to the dissemination of arts Puerto Rican and Latin American. Aims to provide an open space for all the trends and movements of national art. The site contains information about the artists, reproductions of his works, exhibitions, services offered and blog.Available in: Spanishhttp://www.pamil.com/

5/9El Museo del Barrio New York
 Founded in 1969, El Museo del Barrio New York is a cultural institution whose mission is to present and preserve the art and culture of Puerto Ricans and Latin Americans in the United States. Through its extensive collections, varied exhibitions and publications, bilingual programs, educational activities, festivals and special events, El Museo show the public the wealth of art and history of Latin America and the Caribbean. The site contains institutional information, history museum, calendar of events, exhibitions, programs for education, in addition to presenting its permanent collection.Available in: Englishhttp://www.elmuseo.org/


6/9Museum of the Americas
 Founded in 1992, the Museum of the Americas is a non-profit autonomous institution, located in San Juan, Puerto Rico, whose mission is to promote the history and culture of the American continent, from Alaska to Patagonia. The Museum shows permanent exhibitions program and since its inauguration, held over 350 exhibitions. The site provides information institutional permanent rooms (folk arts, African Heritage, The Indian in America, Conquest and colonization), exhibitions and educational programs.Available in: Spanishhttp://museolasamericas.org/


7/9Museum of Contemporary Art of Puerto Rico - MAC
 The Museum of Contemporary Art of Puerto Rico (MAC) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1984 that collects, preserves, documents and disseminates the art produced in Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and Latin America from the 1940s to the present day in order to contribute to the education of the population. It also Documentation Centre which includes printed material, film and digital technology on contemporary art. The site contains information about the Museum and its collection, exhibitions, educational programs, information about artists, services, calendar of activities and news.Available in: Spanishhttp://www.museocontemporaneopr.org/


8/9Ponce Museum of Art
 The Ponce Art Museum has in its collection over 4,000 works of European art, Puerto Rican and Latin American, considered the cultural heritage of Puerto Rico, and offers educational programs. The site contains the calendar of activities, news, events, photos and videos.Available in: Spanishhttp://www.museoarteponce.org/


9/9Museum of Art of Puerto Rico - PRAM
 The Museum of Art of Puerto Rico (MAPR) is a private, nonprofit organization, opened in 2000, whose mission is to enrich the lives of its various stakeholders to provide and make accessible knowledge and appreciation of the visual arts of Puerto Rico and the world . Own permanent collection of significant and representative works of Puerto Rican art from the sixteenth century to the present day, as well as exhibitions program supported by educational and cultural activities. The site has information about the institution and history of its construction, departments, collection, exhibitions, and education programs and activities calendar.Available in: Spanishhttp://www.mapr.org/