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Santurce street art isn't meant to simply dress up the neighborhood. In fact, it's no stretch to say that the art helped to save the neighborhood.

Designed in the tradition of the Umbrella Sky Project, El Paseo de Sombrillas symbolizes all that makes Puerto Rico uniquely vibrant, fun, and resilient.

Few can translate their own beauty into one-of-a-kind creations that help us all feel more beautiful inside and out. Debbie Sun is one such person.

The amazing local art on display in the various galleries and museums that proliferate the Port-au-Prince/Pétion-Ville area, as well as special hotels like the Marriott Port-au-Prince, provide near-endless rewards for culturally curious art lovers. Equally inspiring, though, is Haitian street art.

Amuseum Naturalis is St. Martin's one and only natural history museum and now you can help it reopen after a tumultuous 2017 hurricane season.

Many are the colorful and cool souvenirs you can buy when visiting Curacao, but nothing can really match the special charm of the Chichi.

On recent trips to Haiti, I've become enamored with the incredible functional art produced there, this chandelier among my favorites.

Clandestina is Cuba’s first design store, providing both tourists and residents with contemporary products uniquely designed and manufactured in Havana.

The Christ of Havana (or El Cristo de La Habana) statue has been gracing Havana, Cuba with its peaceful and forgiving gaze through all the changes since 1958.