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Boricua artist takes a Puerto Rican home to Central Park

Edra Soto is the first Puerto Rican to have an exhibit at the main entrance of that impressive New York venue

September 4, 2024 - 10:03 AM

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"Graft" en el Parque Central, en Nueva York, invita a los espectadores a contemplar la resiliencia de la identidad cultural y las experiencias diaspóricas que han influido en la historia y la actualidad de la ciudad de Nueva York.

“Graft” in Central Park, New York, invites viewers to contemplate the resilience of cultural identity and diasporic experiences that have influenced New York City's history and present day. (NICHOLAS KNIGHT)

By Francisco Javier Díaz

Periodista de Entretenimiento y Estilos de Vidafrancisco.diaz@gfrmedia.com

For the next 12 months everyone who walks to New York’s Central Park, on the corner of 60th Street and the famous Fifth Avenue, right in front of the legendary The Plaza Hotel, will see a kind of fence created in bars, very similar to those used in Puerto Rican homes built between the 1970s and 1980s.