Let’s start in the barrio. The Bronx. Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz was one of seven kids, raised on a single person’s salary; finances were important to her. “I was born like this,” she began, by saying she’d always been artistic and explained that illustration and graphic design Read More …
Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz was born in the Bronx and raised by a Puerto Rican mother and father. Naming herself a ‘Nuyorican’, she has struggled with her identity as a first-generation American born into a country founded on immigrants. She is a walking contradiction in her struggle Read More …
Our September 2016 issue of Artborne Magazine features: Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz, a Bronx native who explores the concept of ‘otherness’ through her portraits. Victor Quino, a Peruvian Immigrant who copes with adversity through his surrealist paintings. And Julian Chambliss, who discusses academics, comics, and burning the Confederate flag. Subscribe to Artborne Read More …
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