As a natural evolution of MAPR’s Department of Education, the institution is currently developing a new Educational Innovation Center, set to open its doors in mid-year. This initiative is made possible thanks to the support of the Flamboyán Arts Fund and the Miranda Family. The first level of the Museum will be transformed to house the Art and Community program and the Study and Research program. As a central feature, it will include an Artist Residency, made possible through a grant and partnership with the Darryl Chappell Foundation.
Online virtual programming aligned with our educational, artistic, and social mission, promoting and making accessible the knowledge, appreciation, and enjoyment of Puerto Rican art to those who visit us from their homes.
Educational materials for educators on integrating visual arts into the school curriculum, for all subjects and academic levels.