Antonio Broccoli Porto - Featured Works

Featured Works

Broccoli Porto's works have been featured in the following:

• The set design of the International cable television show on Lifetime TV, "The Division".
• In February, 2000, at the Gallery BAI, a private Gallery in The Guggenheim Museum, Soho.
• "El Maravilloso Mundo de la Santería", a documetary on Afro-Caribbean diaspora, by Metropolitan Films, 2000, a Galavisión presentation
• The Television Documentary "Bomba y Plena de Puerto Rico" aired on New Jersey Network's "Imagines" on November 2002.
• The Muestra Nacional de Artes Plasticas, Instituto de la Cultura Puertorriqueña, from September to December in 2003 in the Old San Juan Princessa Museum.
• His Sculptures and Paintings were exhibited in the inauguration of "Casa del Presidente" (UNITEC) for El Museo de Aguadilla y el Caribe.
• "Bomba, a Celebration of Sight and Sound", on November 12, 2005 at Montclair State University in New Jersey, in celebration of Diversity Week.
• "Bomba, a Celebration of Sight and Sound", at Essex Community College in Newark, New Jersey.
• Broccoli Porto was the ARTNOIR'S Magazine "Feature Artist of The Month". His painting "El Bombero" was acclaimed by ARTNOIR.

Broccoli Porto's works were published in "Libro de Arte Iberoamericano Contemporaneo" (Book of Art of Contemporary LatinAmerica) an art encyclopedia of Latin American artists published by AT Cultura of Córdoba, Argentina.

Some of his works are found at:

• The Puerto Rico Tourism Bureau in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
• Museo del Niño (Children's Museum) in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.
• R-G Premier Bank Headquarters in Hato Rey, Puerto Rico.
• The Carnegie Library in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.
• El Museo de Nuestra Raiz Africana (The Museum of our African Roots) in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.
• La Fortaleza (The Governor's Palace) San Juan, Puerto Rico.
• Searle Pharmaceuticals Headquarters in Caguas, Puerto Rico.
• Executive Suites of San Juan Intercontinental Hotel, Isla Verde, Puerto Rico.
• Hyatt Cerromar Dorado Hotel.
• Nueva Esperanza Community Museum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
• Montclair State University, George Segal (artist) Museum
• Fundación Rafael Cepeda, Santurce Puerto Rico

Amongst the notable personalities who own works of art by Broccoli Porto are: Puerto Rican actress and singer Ruth Fernández, actress and singer Jennifer Lopez, Italian singer Laura Pausini, Brazilian Diva, Gal Costa, queen of Bosa Nova, Giorgio Starassoldo Graffenberg of Strassoldo of Italy and former Puerto Rican governor Sila M. Calderón.