Latino Arts

Dinorah Márquez, director of the Latino Arts Strings program, and Gohar Vardanyan, an acclaimed classical guitarist and headliner at the event, talk about the tenth annual festival.

Dinorah Marquez, founder of the Latino Arts Strings Program, uses her passion and expertise to provide training and fulfillment for Milwaukee Youth.

After Richie Morales' grandfather struggled with Alzheimers, the painter used the medium that he grew up with and has experimented in to interrogate how our memories change over time, and how we may never know if we really remember the original event as it happened.

The co-founder of several art collectives shares how her creative life has evolved during the time of COVID, and explains how her experience might help others, for our series “Pandemic Reflections.”

LUNA, or Latinas United through the Arts, is a network of more than 30 Latinx women and non-binary artists who are organizing exhibits, events and projects to highlight Milwaukee's Latinx creatives.

An art exhibit exploring what it means to be Latinx in the United States, opened Friday at Latino Arts, Inc. on Milwaukee’s south side. It’s called…

Classical Latin American music comes from a wide range of influences. From classic European artists like Bach and Mozart to the Afro-Indigenous…

Latinos in the United States and in Latin America comprise many races: like white, Black, Asian and Indigenous. This summer, after the police killing of…

There are many names for the neighborhoods just south of downtown Milwaukee, but there is one over-arching term that has taken hold: the near south…

One of the places the arts is thriving in Milwaukee can be found on the city’s near south side. Latino Arts is a hub for and a celebration of Latinx…