Join the Hispanic Society with teaching artist Reynaldo García Pantaleón in a print-making workshop inspired from our course, "Goya and the Art of Printmaking" and stay afterwards in the Sorolla Gallery at 5:30 where Reynaldo will be honored for his contributions.
“A Living Vision: The Sorolla Gallery at 100” Curator Talk Series: Session 1 with Dr. Marcus Burke . Join the Hispanic Society for a conversation with Dr. Marcus Burke focusing on the history of the Sorolla Gallery. Come and learn more about the scenes depicted in each painting and Sorolla’s artmaking process.
Explore the fantastical world of Creatures of Myth and Imagination at The Met Cloisters in this special gallery talk with multidisciplinary artist Ana de Orbegoso. Drawing inspiration from depictions of hybrid creatures and supernatural beings in the Americas and medieval Europe, the artist reflects on her own work related to symbolism, identity, and spirituality. Priority given to those who register in advance.
Join the Hispanic Society for a conversation with NoMAA Exec Director, Niria Leyva-Gutiérrez and artistTom Sanford about Uptown Visions, the 2026 selection for Art on Audubon Terrace presented by the Hispanic Society and Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance (NoMAA). In Uptown Visions, Tom Sanford draws on his experience as a longtime Upper Manhattan resident to offer a vibrant expression of the joy, rhythm, and layered experience of Uptown summer life. The work also pays tribute to Joaquín Sorolla’s monumental mural series.
The People's Theatre: Uptown Conversations. For one special evening, creators Lin-Manuel Miranda and Quiara Alegría Hudes of the Tony Award-winning In The Heights join us for an intimate conversation at The People's Theatre, moderated by Executive Artistic Director Mino Lora. Ahead of New York City Center's gala production of In the Heights, they will revisit the musical's journey from Washington Heights to Broadway and its lasting influence on American theatre and popular culture.
Artist Talk with Esperanza Cortés. Join the Hispanic Society for a conversation with artist, Esperanza Cortés about her exhibition, Embroidered Allegories. Embroidered Allegories is the 2026 selection for Arte en el Alto Manhattan presented by the Hispanic Society Museum & Library.
