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Nueva York (1613 – 1945) explores how New York's long and deep involvement with Spain and Latin America has affected virtually every aspect of the city's development, from commerce, manufacturing and transportation to communications, entertainment and the arts. Bringing together New York's oldest museum (New-York Historical Society) and its leading Latino cultural institution (El Museo del Barrio), Nueva York spans more than three centuries of history: from the founding of New Amsterdam in the 1600s to the present day, as represented by a specially commissioned documentary by award-winning filmmaker Ric Burns. Nueva Voices: The Nueva York Audio Tour
Attention New York City High School Students!
 
Whether you’re Latino, Latina, or not, every New Yorker has a story to tell. A story that can
contribute to a richer understanding of our city and its cultural history. We want to hear YOUR story. 
1st PRIZE: $100 Gift Certificate
3 RUNNER UP PRIZES: $25 Gift Certificate
And…selected stories will be added to the Nueva York (1613-1945)
exhibition audio tour!
 
DEADLINE: JANUARY 9, 2011
 
Click here to tell us YOUR story.
Diego Velázquez - Philip IV - Meadows Museum Lynch Stoughton Journal - New-York Historical Society Francisco Oller - Hacienda La Fortuna, 1885 - Carmen Correa Collection, P.R. Sea Witch, clipper ship model - Mystic Seaport José Martí - Versos Sencillos - Smathers Library, University of Florida Frederic Edwin Church - Cayambe - New-York Historical Society Baseball, signed by Esteban Bellán and other members of the Troy Haymakers, 1871 - National Baseball Hall of Fame Miguel Covarrubias - Twenty Centuries of Mexican Art at the Museum of Modern Art, 1940. - Yale University Art Gallery, Gift of Sra. Rosa R. de Covarrubias Henry Glintenkamp - Club Julio A. Mella (Cuban Workers’ Club), 1937 - Chrysler Museum
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