HAVANA — At 15 years old, Roberto Salas tagged along with his photographer father on an assignment on this Caribbean island to cover a group of Cuban activists who were opposed to the government.

Indigenous artist Roberto Salas clearly recalls first watching a black-and-white Jackson Pollock documentary one sweltering hot day in second grade. He stared at the screen fascinated by the paint ...

Note: This story is part of an ongoing series about public art in the San Diego region. Artist Roberto Salas slapped the ancient sandstone pillar that makes up one of his most iconic works in San ...

Sign up for The Morning Report with all your must-read news for the day. Artist Roberto Salas has learned two lessons when it comes to public art in San Diego: Be ...

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An empty, grassy lot across from Puyallup High School is starting to see some activity. By the end of the month, it will become the permanent home to a mural made by internationally known artist ...

Cuba continues to be a hot tourist destination in 2017. Luxury outfitter Extraordinary Journeys offers a customizable trip that includes a visit with Roberto Salas, photographer for Cuba’s government ...

Icons and Symbols of the Borderland, Art from the US-Mexico Crossroads, curated by Diana Molina at the Museum of Texas Tech University, Lubbock. Dates: February 16 – August 24, 2025.

El artista indígena Roberto Salas recuerda claramente que vio por primera vez un documental en blanco y negro de Jackson Pollock un día de calor sofocante en segundo grado. Se quedó mirando la ...

On a late October day in 1955, Roberto Salas’ father, Osvaldo, was working in his Manhattan photography studio when a friend walked in with a young man he wanted Osvaldo to meet. Like most of the ...