Cartel Serigrafico Sin Victoria de Admin Torres

As part of Admin Torres exhibition Cuarto Intermedio, TPP has released a limited edition silkscreen print signed and numbered by the artist that will be sold at Constructo for $50. It's a great opportunity to own a great piece of art from one of the best painters in Puerto Rico at a great price. 

The print is 11"x 17" and titled sin victoria, although Admin did some with alternate titles and signed them in different paint pen colors. Only a few left please let me know through Instagram @trailerparkproj if instested. 

The print is part of the on going print series of Trailer Park Proyects to maintain and keep the print tradition in Puerto Rico strong. Printed at La Serigrafica print shop in Rio Piedras.

Sin Victoria

Admin Torres

2026

11" x 17" 

Printed by La Serigrafica

$50

Como Construir una Isla Pop-up solo show by Fabian Detres for Espacio Dedicado an independent project by Tatina Tamargo

As Trailer Park Proyects grows, there are more responsabilities and less time to fulfill them. I understand the concept of delegating yet it is not my biggest strength in doing so, partly because I can't afford an employee and because I am paranoid that if I don't do it, it will not get done. 

I had never had the idea or visualized being a mentor but I guess time and experience helps get the right person on your door. In comes Tatiana Tamargo a recent NYU graduate who is interested in being part of the local art scene and didn't knew how to approach it or even begin to look. Art scenes are usually underground and very small so she volunteered for martes de galeria and I saw her interest and disposition to learning and becoming involved in this crazy world. I believe in her so I decided to let go a little of the control of the gallery and developed a concept within my Gallery where she could work and become her own project. Titled Espacio Dedicado. The first exhibition under Espacio Dedicado curated by Tatiana is Como construir una Isla of the most underrated artists in Puerto Rico Fabian Detres.

Detres graduated from the Escuela de Artes Plasticas in San Juan and I have been following and collecting his work for over a decade. He is one of the few 5 tool artist I really admire and love the work. He can paint, draw, photograph, install, sculpt and pretty much do everything at the highest level. I'm very happy to finally have had the chance and honor to exhibit Fabian's work in this one day pop-up show at Trailer Park Proyects in front of Constructo on August 4th, 2026.

Curator Tatiana Tamargo selected a group of small painting and drawings according to the guidelines of TPP where exhibitions are designed to show pieces of $500 or under so it can be affordable for everyone and not just a few. 

Here are a few photos of the opening where over 500 people came to see which is absolutely insane to be honest.

First Screening of Impresiones de Resistencia documentary at the Brooklyn Fine Art Fair

I was honored to be invited to be part of panelist for the world premier screening of the documentary Impresiones de Resistencia produced by Hello Print Fiend at the Brooklyn Fine Art Fair in New York City. 

It was my first time traveling to be part of a forum or panel in an Art Fair so it was a very cool experience for me. The first screening was Powerhouse Arts with a full house and a great group of panel members that I respect a lot. Javier Moreno, Poli Marichal and Fraixa Albizu. We discussed a lot of topics regarding print history in Puerto rico and had a great time. Shoutout to my friend, artist Nicole Bueso for the hospitality and hanging out with me.

The next day the screening was held at the Rafael Tufino print shop (Taller Boricua) at the El Barrio Artspace which was a Public School and is now part of El Museo del Barrio and an art dedicated building. This was packed and it was a bit overwhelming. I can see how important is documenting and the need of the Puerto Rican people to keep connected to their roots and Island by our culture, heritage and love of our country. The Q&A was around 1 hour long and we engaged in some real great stories and how the diaspora keeps in touch and helping Puerto Rico from abroad. 

The moderator was my friend Nitza Tufino daughter of the late Rafael Tufino, a great artist and an exceptional human being. She was very happy to have us there and she had a lot of stories and questions. It was a beautiful moment in time where over 80 people curious about a for of resistance, a culture, a history and people who the USA government has abused, stolen, humiliated, used, experimented, killed, raped, abandoned and has been constantly left out of history and history book. We will never go down without a fight, and we have the evidence in print. 

Las Tallas de Tonylo solo exhibition at Publica - Julio 10, 2024

Por primera vez TPP presenta una exposicion de Santos y Tallas de madera. La exhibicion titulada Desde 0 del artista Tonylo presenta sobre 40 tallas y santos en madera disenados y esculpidos por el artista oriundo de Carolina, PR. El 10 de julio de 2024 fue la apertura de la exhibicion en Publica espacio cultural.

Es la primera muestra individual del artista y la probablemente la primera vez que las tallas de santos son exhibidas y presentadas como arte contemporaneo en vez de artesanias locales. El artista tiene un peculiar estilo que lo caracteriza y utliza en la mayoria cedro del pais para crear sus piezas.

Sin duda alguna es una paso para reconocer a nuestros artistas y disenadores de tallas y darles el reconocimiento de artistas que tan merecido esta. 

Puerto Rico Screening Premier of documentary Impresiones de Resistencia at the Museo de San Juan

Past Saturday, August 8th, I had the privilege of being invited to be one of the guests panelist for the Puerto Rico premier screening of the documentary Impresiones de Resistencia at the Museo de San Juan alongside Mercedes Trelles, Fernando Santiago and Javier Moreno. The documentary is 30 minutes long look at the history of prints dedicated to resist and fight against the colonial government and how it all started with a government program called the Division de educacion a la comunidad (Divedco) by Jack and Irene Delano in the early 1950s.

The documentary goes to interview contemporary artists who talk about their influence of the prints in their life and careers including a list of master printers like Antonio Martorell, Luis Abraham Ortiz, Haydee Landing and others with moderator Nicole from El Museo de San Juan and presented by Fraixa Albizu 

The documentary produced by Hello Print Friend and Miranda Kielland Metcalf was filmed in Puerto Rico in 2025 and is now being introduced at film festivals.

If you haven't had the chance to see please be looking out to catch it as its a really great short look into our history and the baggage we have and express in our prints.