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Museo de Arte de Ponce

The Museo de Arte de Ponce, founded in 1959 by Luis A. Ferré, is located in Ponce, Puerto Rico. It is renowned for its extensive collection of European and Puerto Rican art, featuring notable works by artists such as Rubens, Anthony van Dyck and Francisco Oller. The museum is housed in an iconic building designed by architect Edward Durell Stone. The Museo de Arte de Ponce offers dynamic exhibitions, educational programs, and public events, making it a key cultural institution in the Caribbean region. Read more about Museums.

A painted scene of a tropical river flowing into a stainless-steel sink, merging a lush rainforest landscape with domestic plumbing elements.

San Juan’s Artists Are Shaping Puerto Rico’s Cultural Future One Space at a Time

Galleries, collectives and cultural institutions are redefining how art is produced, shared and sustained amid political uncertainty, public debt and accelerating gentrification.
By Elisa Carollo
A photo of a still life painting featuring a basket of citrus fruits, sweet potatoes, and a green bottle on a wooden table, with a knife resting on a white cloth.

‘Nostalgia for My Island’ Offers a Compressed and Communal History of Puerto Rican Art and Identity

The show is not a purely academic retrospective of the island’s history; it reflects Puerto Rico and its people today, contextualized by the past.
By Teddy Duncan Jr

Lin-Manuel Miranda Teamed Up With Google to Digitize Puerto Rico’s Priceless Art

More than 350 Puerto Rican works of art have been digitalized and are available to view in an online exhibition presented by Miranda.
By Helen Holmes
Flaming June, 1895, by Frederic Lord Leighton. (Courtesy: The Frick)

High Camp, and High Art, at the Frick Through Sept. 6

By Piri Halasz
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