Yomo Toro - Orios Designs

Yomo Toro
King of the Cuatro
I am a visual artist whose commitment to raising awareness
with my innovative and artistic technique perseveres every day.
Since 1990 my creativity and skills has allowed me to improve
social and environmental importance that have impacted
communities today. I’ve created murals that have been recognized
in well known publications. My work has also been presented in
Columbia University, The New Museum of Contemporary Art and
El Museo del Barrio to name a few. I provide my clients with cutting
edge ideas that help set trends and deliver positive results.
My mission is to showcase uplifting and meaningful designs through
photography, graphic design and typography, while striving to
inspire the human spirit.
For more information on my work please visit www.oriosdesigns.com
or e-mail [email protected].
©2013 Orios designs
A Tribute to Yomo
Toro, King of the Cuatro
A three Kings Day dance & octavitas concert.
Friday, January 11, 2013
Join Denise & Minnie Toro in a special Latino holiday dance celebrating the diverse music — from parranda to
salsa to jazz — of the Fania All-Star’s funky jibaro. Bring your instruments and join the parranda before the show.
Featuring:
Aurora & Zon del Barrio Orchestra with Jorge Maldonado on vocals with invited guests:
Larry Harlow, el Judio Maravilloso: piano & dir. for the “Quitate Tu Medley”
Eddy Zervigon, Flutist & bandleader of Orq. Broadway celebrating 50 years in music
Alfredo “Chocolate” Armenteros, trumpet; Alfredo de la Fe, violin; Reinaldo Jorge, trombone
David Gonzalez, guitarrist/playwrite of “Sofrito.”; Dancers from Danza Fiesta for the Carnaval...
This event will be televised over HITN, Hispanic Information & Telecommunications Network
CopaCabana
268 West 47th Street, New York, NY 10036
Music By: Dj Elmer G and DJ Lucho
Sponsored by Goya Foods, Inc.
A Tribute to a King.
In honor of Yomo Toro, I had the privilege of presenting to
Denise Toro, a portrait of her father floating over the beach
of Rincon, Puerto Rico and playing his cuatro. The event was
held at the world famous Copacabana. The tribute, directed by
Aurora Flores and Zon del Barrio, also included guest performers,
politicians and salsa legends. Goya Foods sponsored the
historic night delighted with the enormous amount of salseros
that participated in the Parranda. The festivities were lead by
Zon del Barrio and the famous folkloric group Danza Fiesta.
As the crowd danced the night away, we were grateful to share
the stage with legendary musicians Larry Harlow, Alfredo de
la Fe, Alfredo “Chocolate” Armenteros, and Reinaldo Jorge.
It was truly a night to remember.
On October 11th, 2012 Oliver Rios and AIG Latino Network ERG honored Jacqueline Lopez for Hispanic Heritage Month, with a photography exhibit showcasing her
triumphant victory against breast cancer. The photos depicted joyous occasions of Miss Lopezs support team, her family. Jackie was very grateful to be recognized
with such a meaningful event. Attendees were the members of the Lopez family, AIG Latino Network ERG, Peggy Morales (District Leader 68th AD Part B,
State Committee Woman 68th AD), Aurora Flores, (Zon Del Barrio), Yesenia Morillo-Gual (President & Founder, Proud To Be Latina), Photographer Carmen Rubio,
Elizabeth Zapata, (Scholastic) and Andre Rivera (Social Empire NYC).
I would like to thank Orios Designs for a great exhibit. By all accounts it
was a success. Besides the personal conversations I had with attendees,
I over heard several more conversations regarding how Breast Cancer has
touched people’s lives. Your experience and professionalism were integral
in making this collaborative effort a success. We look forward to working
with you on future projects.
Gratefully,
Julio C Gómez
Co-Chairman, AIG Latino Network
Love , Life and Legacy
A photography exhibit of one Latinas journey through Breast Cancer. 2012
Top: Jackie Lopez. Left - Right: Sylvana Lai, Angel Lopez, Alexa Albert and Carol Rios.
In 2011 a mammogram result changed Jackie Lopez’s life.... She was diagnosed with Breast Cancer, had a Bilateral Mastectomy in October of 2011, and
radiation. All of these steps were sad, difficult, and uncertain, but because of her families love and support the journey was made easier, especially with the
help of her daughter Carol. Carol has over 15 years of serving the community and assisting patients at the John Theurer Cancer Center.”What a beautiful
blessing for a mother to have”. Says Jackie, “Latin women are guerreras (warriors) from beginning to the end, look at your grandmother, mother, sister, cousin,
aunt, friends, and especially your daughters”
Love , Life and Legacy
A photography exhibit of one Latinas journey through Breast Cancer. 2012
Jacqueline Lopez
born Jacqueline Canales to Osvaldo Gustavo Canales and
Irma Yolanda Valencia in Valparaiso, Chile 1957. At the
age of 9 her father was tragically killed in a car crash and
her mother had to work very hard to support them both.
Irma sent Jackie to the best school she could afford, a
catholic boarding school run by nuns. The summer she
turned 15, Jacqueline traveled to visit her mother who
was in the United States for a few months working in a
factory. It was that year that she met Angel Lopez , a
young man from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Jackie and
Angel married and started a family. Although Irma
wanted Jackie to continue her education, Jackie was in
love and was determined to make the marriage work.
Jackie and Angel had four children, Carol, Angel, Alexa
and Sylvana. It was a struggle during a bad economy to
make it, but that did not stop them, it motivated them.
Jackie learned to speak, read and write english and
obtained her GED. She lovingly stayed at home to raise
her children and Angel worked in Auto body Repair with
a third grade education. Jackie obtained her Real Estate
license and received the “Rookie of the year” award
for most sales. They had accomplished the american
dream. They owned their home and their cars. They
both had respectable employment. All of the children
attended the best schools they could afford. Angel and
Jackie encouraged their children to seek advancement
through education and taught them to be respectful
to themselves and to others. Their oldest daughter,
Carol Rios RN, BSN, OCN, CBPN-IC, CBCN is an Oncology
Nurse Navigator for patients with Breast Cancer. She
was recognized as one of El Diario La Prensa’s 2012
Mujeres Destacadas (Distinguished Woman) for her
work in oncology. She is currently enrolled in the nurse
practitioner program at UMDNJ and is a member of the
Oncology Nursing Society . She is married to Oliver
Rios who is of Puerto Rican descent, and has three
children Alyson, Gabriel and Isabella, 16, 4 and 3 years
old. Their son, Angel Lopez, is a Navy combat veteran of
Operation Iraqi Freedom for the United States Navy and
most recently a graduate of the Belleville Fire Academy.
He was awarded the Merit award by his peers in his
graduating class, an honorable recognition of his loyalty
and commitment to teamwork. He realized his dream
of becoming a firefighter. He is married to Riah, who is
Trinidadian and has three beautiful children, Emilee, 17,
Raquel, 4, and Ravi 2. Their daughter, Alexa Albert earned
her Bachelors degree from Ramapo College and worked
for the ARC of NJ prior to getting married and starting her
family with Juan Albert, who’s roots are from Colombia
and Puerto Rico. She’s dedicated to raising her two
sweet boys, Diego, 6 and Javi, 4. Sylvana Lai, RN, BSN,
CRN, Their youngest daughter, works with couples facing
infertility and supports them through the process.
She has taken some courses towards her MBA. She is
married to Dave Lai who is also an RN has roots from
Ireland and China. They are proud parents of their son
Shane, 2. Angel and Jackie are both very proud of all of
their children’s achievements. Jackie is the root and her
children and grandchildren are the branches.
Latin women are guerreras (warriors)
from beginning to the end, look at your
grandmother, mother, sister, cousin, aunt,
friends, and especially your daughters.
La Bruja Project
See What I Mean at El Taller Boricua.
2011
The La Bruja Project is a series of artistic portraits designed by Oliver Rios, based on and inspired by the poetic works of La Bruja. Each artistic
masterpiece is a perfect union of both visual and lyrical imagery, leaving an indelible mark in the contemporary Latino American culture.
Bringing together visual artists and Nuyorican poets, the exhibition explores the elastic nature of verbal and visual language. Relationships
between how we see and the way we describe the world around us are malleable and intrinsically connected. Within this discourse, the ongoing
contributions and legacy of the Nuyorican poets offer important insight. (Re)inventors of the vernacular, they continually encompass other art
mediums and expand the boundaries between that which is seen, said and experienced in culture.
Together with visual artists whose work also exists in a realm between expression and perception, the exhibition fosters an expansive dialogue
on familiar socio-political realities and constructs of everyday life such as: identity, economics, interpersonal relationships, public media and
government practices. Incorporating sound, installation, video, drawing, collage, found objects as well as digital and traditional print making, “See
What I Mean” offers a look beyond the surface of words and images to reveal deeper understandings.
See What I Mean – Press
Graffolution
The evolution of graffiti and street art.
2010
Curators Mike McManus and Frankie Valez teamed up to show us what graffolution means to them. The evaluation of graffiti and street art was most definitely displayed at the Soapstone gallery. Orios Designs was honored to display his 2000tree piece along side some really cool artist. This show was packed all night with art
lovers admiring works from over 40 artist.
Graffolution – Press
White Train
Launch Party
2010
The White Train is a lifestyle website, which offers artists with similar style and taste the opportunity to showcase their work, and sell their products,
as part of a larger movement of trailblazing creative’s striving to be at the forefront of artistic expression. Orios Designs was invited to display pieces
from The Magic Garden exhibit. Along side with other artist, the night was filled with positive energy and plenty of networking.
Raices Exhibit
Earth Day 2010
Volume 5
In Celebration of the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day, Oliver Rios put together an exciting display of work. Creating awareness on the importance of
gardens in urban communities and also to motivate residents in supporting those gardens that are still in existence was the focus of the exhibit.
Oliver was able to successfully show his work and celebrate Earth Day with the attendees throughout the evening. Guest on hand were Dos Con Flow,
Frankie Velez, Domingo Ramos, the members of White Train, Mara Gittleman from CENYC (The Council on the Environment of New York City), the Staff
at Casanova Pendrill, Brian Phillips of Prudential, Peggy Morales State Community Woman 68 and many others. Thanks to Jessica Ramos, founder of
Keen Entertainment Group and Edgar Marrera who photographed the event. A special thanks to our sponsors NYCCGC, Letsgogreen.biz, GreenMaps,
Arts Alliance, TY KU and Latin Kitchen for sponsoring our event.
bronx, NY
Raices Exhibit
Earth Day 2010
Press
Volume 5
Raices Exhibit
Hispanic Heritage
Volume 4
To celebrate and close out Hispanic Heritage Month, Orios Designs honored, Caridad De la Luz (La Bruja), and Erik Mayor (Milk Burger) for there
positive contribution to the Urban Community. Raices 4.0 exhibited photos of El Barrio to recognize it’s beautiful and diverse neighborhood. Guest on hand
were Carlos Ramos Jr. (New York City Comptroller William C. Thompson), Robert Rodriguez (Chair, Community Board 11), the Staff at Casanova Pendrill,
Leopold Vasquez (Sound of Art), Monique Garcia (Euro RSCG) and the staff of El Museo del Barrio. The Young Survival Coalition also supported by donating
brochures for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Oliver Rios, “The Next Big Thing”
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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Raices Exhibit
Hispanic Heritage
Volume 3
In this third installment of Raices, Oliver Rios and Rafael Jimenez highlighted the culture of music from both an island and urban perspective, at the
Pomegranate Gallery in Soho. Fiesta de Vino and Moet & Chandon elegantly displayed the true meaning of excellence by encouraging artists and
entertaining their guest.
Oliver Rios on Primera Edicion
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raices 3.0
In this third installment of Raices, Oliver Rios and Rafael Jimenez highlighted the culture of music from both an island and urban perspective, at the Pomegranate Gallery in Soho.
Fiesta de Vino and Moet & Chandon elegantly displayed the true meaning of excellence by encouraging artists and entertaining their guest.
©2008 Orios Designs
“Props to Oliver, Raices 3.0 and Fiesta de
Vino for affording us the opportunity to
showcase our art and our culture. I can’t
wait to see what Raices 4.0 will bring!!!”
Rafael Jimenez
Fiesta de vino is the first Latin exclusive wine
club dedicated to educating on fine wines and
how to pare them with traditional Latin dishes.
Enjoy the exquisite blends of international
wines of Fiesta De Vino.
Join today at www.fiestadevino.com
Raices Exhibit
Hispanic Heritage
Volume 2
On June 9th 2007 Raices 2.0 jumped off with plenty of art, music and excitement. Oliver Rios showcased 16 of his original digital photography/
graphic design prints at the Julia del Burgos Cultural Center. Joe Cruz of Taino Entertainment sponsored and coordinated this event. Among the 1000
guests that showed up were Jimmy Bosh, Dansa Fiesta, Michael Diaz, James the Barber, Robert Rodriguez, Chairperson of Community Board 11, and
Peggy Morales State Community Woman 68 AD. There were great performances by Zon del Barrio, Boys Del Barrio, and many others.
The event was sponsored by: Johnnie Walker Black Label Jose Cuervo, Hennessy VSOP, Belvedere, 10 Cane Marti Mojito, Smirnoff, Don Julio and Moet.
Proceeds of the event were donated to benefit kids with asthma of Metropolitan Hospital. The event was a total success!
Raices Exhibit
Hispanic Heritage
Volume 2
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Julia de Burgos Cultural Center
1680 Lexington Avenue
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A photo/graphic design exhibit by Oliver Rios
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St Mary’s Park
On Insomnia and Midnight
SoHo Playhouse
$20 donation
*Also, your $20 donation will benefit the children with
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Must be 21 or over to drink.
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International AIDS Vaccine Initiative
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Paint It Pink Breast Cancer Awareness
Jose Corderro
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2007 & 2008
Orios Designs was proud to be a part of Paint it Pink this
year. Thanks to Loris Crawford of Art off the Main and
Khadijah “Vibes” Carter of Paint it Pink. This gala contained
cocktails and hors d’oeuvres that serves amidst some of
the finest works of art being produced by artists of African,
Caribbean and Latin American ancestry was a wonderful
experience. The event was held at the famous Puck
Building in Soho. The night was hosted by on air personality
and writer Raqiyah Mays of Hot 97 and 98.7 Kiss FM.
There was live entertainment by advocate and breast
cancer survivor Khadijah “Vibes” Carter. Exquisite art
was being sold by artists. Curators, professionals and
other art lovers were mingling and helping to raise funds
for breast cancer awareness and advocacy. The night was
inspirational to say the least. Unfortunately, we all know someone
affected by breast cancer but that only encourages us to do
something to support the cause. Orios Designs was proud to
contribute a piece titled “Survivors” that was auctioned off,
with some of the proceeds going to The Young Survival
Coalition – The Young Survival Coalition (YSC) is the only
international, non-profit network of breast cancer survivors
and supporters dedicated to the concerns and issues that
are unique to young women of color and breast cancer.
(www.youngsurvival.org).
C. Rios
Jose Corderro
“It was an honor to be participate in such an important cause
and we look forward to being involved in future events.”
-O.Rios
Exhibits in the 90’s
Testimonio - New Museum of Contemporary Art, 1993
Guide to the
Petra Allende Papers
My first show was along side the legendary Doña Petra Allende. It was an honor to work with her on the Testimonio exhibit.
Archives of the Puerto Rican Diaspora
Centro de Estudios Puertorriqueños
Hunter College, CUNY
695 Park Avenue
New York, New York 10065
(212) 772-5151 / 4197
www.centropr.org
Exhibits in the 90’s
Casitas: Gardens of Reclamation. El Museo del Barrio, 1998
The Magic Garden was created by my mother in 1990. Mom and I displayed our work at the Casitas exhibit. What a great Show!
The Magic Garden - El Museo del Barrio archicves. Mural by Oliver Rios, Photo by Ejlat Feuer -1997
Casitas - Oliver Rios 1998, Museo del Barrio
Garden Design Magazine,1999
Gardens Under Seige - El Diarrio La Prensa
Memorial Murals in the 90’s
RIP Raze - Oliver Rios, 1992 - Photo By Martha Cooper
The Legend Lives On! TEE - Oliver Rios, 1992. Photo By Martha Cooper
RIP Chino Chan- Oliver Rios, 1995
In Memory of Che- Oliver Rios, 1990
R.I.P Memeorial Wall Art - Martha Cooper and Joseph Sciorra, 1994
Murales Populares en El Barrio - El Vocero,1994
I am blessed
to have some
of my murals
documented
in books,
newspapers
and magazines.
-ORios
1994
Harlem On The Verge - Alice Attite, 2003