Documents of Latin American and Latino Art

The painter Domingo García writes a brief sketch of the Puerto Rican artist, Manuel Hernández Acevedo. García makes use of the phrase, “Manuel el Dios” [Manuel, the God]—coined by the Puerto Rican writer, René Marqués—to avoid common [...]

In this brief article by the Puerto Rican artist, Domingo García, the writer shares his thoughts about New York City during the winter of 1977. As a person accustomed to the Puerto Rican climate, García notices a huge difference in the climate of [...]

Puerto Rican artist, Domingo García, writes a brief criticism of the work of Santos René Irizarry. At the time the article was written, Irizarry was an excellent Expressionist draftsman. In addition to providing several stories and biographical [...]

In this introductory essay to the exhibition catalogue of Islands: Art in Transit/Yslas: Arte en tránsito, the main question artist Domingo García asks and tries to decipher is how successfully Puerto Rican art has adapted to metropolitan art forms [...]