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La Carta de Alla

This mural touches upon the subject of immigration from the Spanish-speaking Caribbean. Guests dine and chat. They discuss common experiences in waiting to immigrate. Note, the painting in the background is a miniature version of one of our other murals. The mural can be found near the Egleston Square YMCA in Jamaica Plain.  Painted in 1997






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