Intellectually Entertaining. Socially Relevant.
“Tia Tati’s Bronx is the Bronx I’ll always remember”, Angel Franco said in a recent interview. “She worked long hours in a Southern Boulevard sweatshop, making 10 cents a zipper, listening to radio novellas, taking 10 minute café breaks and back to the Singer sewing machine. Swoosh! ‘Nena, mira que hay!’ Chisme. No air conditioners, Read More
Pictures are worth thousands of words, and through the lens of Pulitzer Prize-winning Bronx born Boricua, Ángel Franco; we see our world first hand. This highly awarded self-taught New York Times senior photographer, professor, and documentarian has a permanent display at the MOMA; with a unique vision and keen eye he is a Latino Trailblazer. Read More