I Love Art! Art to me is one of life’s greatest expression of emotion and there are so many talented artists in the world that don't get showcased. This blog is dedicated to doing just that.Art Philosophy: Drawing is still basically the same as it has been since prehistoric times. It brings together man and the world. It lives through magic. ”
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Filosofía: El dibujo es básicamente el mismo como lo ha sido desde tiempos prehistóricos. Reúne el hombre y el mundo. Vive en la magia."
- Keith Haring
PERDIDA EN MANHATTAN
To all my #Colombian peeps and #Latino Trailblazers… buenas noches. #Grammys
Derek Santiago (RiceandBeanz) - World Renowned Pin-up / portrait artist repping the full spectrum of beautifully exotic “crayons” in the world’s crayola box.
Extremely unique and prolific artist that fuses futuristic themes with the beauty of vintage / cultural icons. Santiago has an extensive bio working in the advertising industry but has also been the centerpiece creating the mood for many cultural events in NYC like RAZA and Capicu Cultural Showcase. Understanding that Latinos love to express individuality, in addition to his commission work and collections of prints he sells online, he has also launched a line of customized Gelaskins for your Smartphones, Macbooks etc.
To read the rest of the article: 5 Visual Artists You Should Discover This Latino Heritage Month!
Pepsi Highlights Nuyorican DJ Duo - The Martinez Brothers
Mi Pepsi, Pepsi’s online presence for young Latinos – here’s their Facebook and their Twitter – is launching a video series this Fall featuring Latinos making waves in their fields. Today, they launched the teaser for the series’ first installment, a feature on The Martinez Brothers, a Bronx-based EDM duo that started playing in their teens – when they were too young to even get into the clubs where they were performing – and have gone on to play Ibiza, Dubai…the whole friggin’ world. Check out the teaser – we can’t wait for the series.
— Matt Barbot / Remezcla
I remember seeing a spot for these fellas back in 2008 on the popular television show UrbanLatino now AmericanLatino, (for some odd reason) and it’s awesome to see their hard work and efforts finally being recognized on a grander scale. Que viva la RAZA! :)
