<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>June 8 – August 10, 2001</strong></p>
A photographic exhibition with four components:

<b>“Foto Maratón” </b>100 selected photos from this project<b> </b>where young photographers and artists captured images of life in San Juan in June of 1999.

<b>San Juan’s Youth </b>Digital photography by artist Enrique Márquez, “Lipio”, documents the dynamic activities of youth in this Caribbean Island with skaters, surfers and the disco scene.  This colorful imagery shows all the brightness of the island’s light as well as the vibrancy and energy of youth.

<b>“Catanzaro Vieques 1942” </b>This exhibit captures the Puerto Rican island of Vieques in 1942 using films from the Historical Archives of Vieques.

<b>“Jack Delano – Photographic Memories” </b>A 1941 series the result of a three month assignment in Puerto Rico, part of Roy Stryker’s Historical Section of the Farm Security Administration.

This exhibition was a treasure of beautiful images of loved and magical places in the island of Puerto Rico as well as a historical trajectory and a documentary of life and celebration and of struggle and activism.  It is a composite of photos spanning sixty years, multiple styles and artistic visions, revealing some of the political and historical complexities of the island today.  We dedicated this exhibition to the struggles of the people of Vieques, who over this same sixty years have experienced the difficult reality of having a bomb range in their own backyard.  We joined the many voices that ask for the cessation of military practices and for the return of peace and tranquility

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