Puerto Rico Public Art Project | Areas | Community Workshops


Terrains Vagues: Unclaimed Open Spaces		Infrastructure
Lineal Growth Avenues		The Seacost
Non-Places on Highways 1, 2, and 3		Sportsmen & Women
Tren Urbano	1492-1898	Urban Centers
Urban Parks	The Caves	Internet
Urban Festivals	Open Proposals	Functional Art
Community Workshps
Beach-Loving Caribbean
Recycling / Post-Industrial Landscape



	Location Maps
	Credits
	Puerto Rico Public Art Project Files
	Tangential Spaces Files


	Games
	Desktops	Puzzles
	Screensavers


	Chronology

See the News Archive. Get to know some events about this site and the projects that made the news here. News Archive.
Proyectos nuevos en línea Terrains vagues: Los vacíos no reclamados Intersección PR 52 y PR 53 Charles Juhasz: Jardín alado
Avenidas de crecimiento lineal Avenida Roosevelt West 8 : Palio de bouganvilleas
Los deportistas Baloncelista John Ahearn y Rigoberto Torres : Baloncelista


A - F G - K L - P Q - R S T - Z
	Ahearn, John	Correa, Lourdes
	Berríos, Ramón	Espinosa, Susana
	Bobonis, Ada	Fernández, Alberto
	Budoff, Nathan	Ferrer, Rafael
	Burgos, Annex	Fidalgo, Carmen


A - F G - K L - P Q - R S T - Z
	García Campos, José	Hernández, Anaida
	González, Adelino	Hernández Cruz, Luis
	Guerric, Mercedes	Irigoyen, Rosa
	Guzmán, Carlos	Jiménez, Ivelisse
	Hamilton, Ann	Juhasz, Charles


A - F G - K L - P Q - R S T - Z

	Lind, Daniel	Pardo, Jorge
	LOT-EK	Pérez, Marnie
	Martorell, Antonio	Piffer, Cristina
	Nicholson, Anna	Porter, Liliana


A - F G - K L - P Q - R S T - Z
	Rivera, Ana Rosa	Román, José Jorge

	Rodríguez, Reynold
	Rivera, Dhara
	Rodríguez Luiggi, Edgard


A - F G - K L - P Q - R S T - Z
	Salabarrías, Aarón	Sobrino, Carmelo

	Schroeder Vivas, Eric	Sperber, Devorah
	Sierra Cabrera, Imel	Suárez, Julio


A - F G - K L - P Q - R S T - Z

	Toledo, Nelly	Vidal, Hugo
	Torres, Rigoberto	West 8
	Vázquez, Víctor

Cantera

Mercedes Guerric and Carmen Fidalgo

Cantera

Select a phase to view more images:

phase 1	phase 2	phase 3	phase 4

Phase 1

The community of the Cantera Peninsula is made-up of people who share, not only the place where they live, but also in a very significant way, a common history. The significance of this history lies in the fact that it is the narrative of life experiences driven by hard struggles, at the individual and the collective levels, in daily living as well as in the face of specific exceptional events. These struggles, hard and constant as they have been, have also been crowned by well-deserved successes. For the artists, the residents of Cantera are examples of the meaning of community, and of how people working together can make a difference.

Click on the images to zoom in.

Poster-invitation to a Design and Drawing Community Workshop [ 393 x 500 \| 60 KB ]	Poster-invitatoin to an art forum with Dhara Rivera and Carmelo Sobrino [ 386 x 500 \| 60 KB ]	Ana Rosa Rivera art forum [ 500 x 401 \| 68 KB ]

Carmelo Sobrino - art forum [ 500 x 483 \| 60 KB ]	Carmen Isaac, interview process [ 500 x 326 \| 48 KB ]	Carmen and Mercedes interviewing members of the community [ 500 x 332 \| 48 KB ]

Theater Youth Company and origami [ 700 x 207 \| 36 KB ]	Mr. Galeno pays close attention to the artists presentation [ 500 x 333 \| 41 KB ]	During Guachilanga Festival. Janitsy y Anel [ 207 x 700 \| 36 KB ]

Interview with Omar, Member of Talijo and an unconditional help [ 500 x 360 \| 60 KB ]	Students [ 500 x 338 \| 48 KB ]	Jaime Suárez [ 500 x 338 \| 48 KB ]

Joselin was of great help to get to know Cantera [ 500 x 341 \| 36 KB ]	Artists presentation [ 500 x 324 \| 41 KB ]	Community Design Workshop with the help of the students [ 700 x 207 \| 36 KB ]