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Written by Vanessa Gualdron for Queens Public Television. Although it’s home to some of the most culturally diverse neighborhoods in the country, Queens is an often overlooked borough when it comes to the New York art scene. However, every year … Continue reading
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Written by Caroline Chen for The Eye Nonprofits are making art accessible to one and all Carlos Martinez, a participant in Create Change, now serves on the board of directors of The Laundromat Project. A resident of Jackson Heights, Martinez … Continue reading
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Written by John Galayda for The Local East Village Blog – NYTimes.com Beatriz Gil, a writer, and Carlos Martinez, a photographer, teamed up this year to offer the Calaveritas Poetry Workshop at the eighth annual Mano a Mano Day of … Continue reading
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Written by Hrag Vartanian for The Laundromat Project Carlos Martinez was born in Pereira, Colombia, in the heart of that nation’s coffee growing region. His family lived in New York in the 1970s, the following decade they returned to Colombia, … Continue reading
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Written by Hrag Vartanian for HragVartanian.com Last Friday was Park(ing) Day, a gloriously day when parking spots around the nation are claimed as one-day parkettes. While 55 momentary parks cropped up across New York, only 1 of them was in … Continue reading
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Written by Colin Moynihan for The New York Times When Carlos Martinez bicycles to work in Manhattan from his home in Jackson Heights, Queens, he must ride along Northern Boulevard, a broad and busy thoroughfare, before crossing the Queensboro Bridge … Continue reading