“Core Contrasts in Paint” curated by Nitza Tufiño is a celebration of two exciting intergenerational artists with distinct individual styles. Bonelli’s vibrant depictions of a cityscape that is exclusively Manhattan, reflecting her love of the colors of Gotham. Kayleen Berry’s canvases are a tribute to her personal journey looking inward, that evoke status, culture and historical symbolism. Mesmerizing and colorful images explode in her paintings of primates and self portrait.

Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday 12-6 pm; Monday-Sunday Closed

Printshop Hours: Wednesday & Saturdays: 1-5pm

Taller Boricua Galleries: 1680 Lexington Avenue, Harlem, NYC, New York 10029. (In between 106 and 105th St on Lexington Ave) Free Admission. Accessible for individuals with disabilities. T: 212.831.4333; contact@tallerboricua.org; https://tallerboricua.org/

Rafael Tufiño Printshop is located at 121 East 106 Street, Harlem, New York 10029. It is open Wednesday and Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. and has free Admission.

About the Taller Boricua: Founded in 1969, the Taller Boricua / Puerto Rican Workshop champions diversity, equity, and inclusion in the arts. As a pioneer arts organization, its ongoing advocacy for interdisciplinary artists who are unrepresented, underserved, and marginalized both expands the art and culture world for all of society and builds up our communities within it.