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An East Harlem artist collective founded in 1969 that runs a gallery and the Rafael Tufiño Printmaking Workshop. Families can see Puerto Rican and Latino art and look for community printmaking workshops.
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Gallery visits by appointment
Gallery visits by appointment; workshop fees vary
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Ages 5–17.
Gallery visits by appointment; workshop fees vary
Gallery visits by appointment
1680 Lexington Ave, 10029, in East Harlem, Manhattan.
Yes. Taller Boricua is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Tickets are handled by Taller Boricua: tallerboricua.org.
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