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    • Supervene Forest
  • past
    • Multi-year
      • The Dust: American Matter
      • Heterotopia West, Adrian Barron
      • The Post Anthropocene Compost
      • Reigning Heads, Luyi Wang
      • Homma Meridian, by Kaori Homma
      • Folly by Anthony, Dennis, and Nicholas Santella
      • Street Road Rocks
      • Street Road Reading Group
      • Kaori Homma: Meridian Stone
      • unTOLLed Stories, Emily Artinian & Felise Luchansky
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      • Emily Manko | Now, Then, When
      • Julia Hardman: if they're behind you they go too fast; if they're in front of you they go too slow
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    • 2017
      • Ceramic Sanctuary
      • Homestead: a permaculture project, StellaLou Farm (7/6 to 9/16/2017)
      • Shared Ground: Dennis Santella, Nicholas Santella and Anthony Santella, May-June 2017
      • back, forth: Street Road at 5 years 11/2016-4/2017
        • Anchor 1: Par Exemple, Ebenthal
        • Anchor 2: Homma Meridian
        • Anchor 3: The road out of town, McMurdo Sound
        • Anchor 4: Play Under’ from ‘Underneath
        • Anchor 5: Leni Lenape arrowhead collection
        • Anchor 6 : Open Wall
        • Anchor 7: Supervene Forest
        • Anchor 8: Chalfant
        • Anchor 9: Soviet Apartment Bloc, Tblisi, Georgia
        • Anchor 10 : Enskyment
      • #J20 (1/20/2017)
    • 2016
      • 24 Hour Liminal: Maria Möller (August-October 2016)
      • 7000 Acres: a residents' history of Londonderry Township (May 21-July 15, 2016)
      • The Tent of Casually Observed Phenologies (July 16, 2016)
      • Julia Dooley and Dr. Zoe Courville sci-art student project (4/22-23/16)
      • Maxim D. Shrayer and Christianna Hannum Miller (4/9/2016)
      • Fadi Sultagi's The Sanctuary of Bel, Palmyra (to 4/15/16)
      • Susan Marie Brundage and David A. Parker at Street Road and at The Christiana Motel (to 4/15/16)
      • Sasha Boyle
    • 2015
      • The Road Less Traveled, Danny Aldred
      • Sailing Stones (2015)
        • Julia Dooley: Images from the Bottom of the World and CryoZen Garden
        • José Luis Avila: hOMe
        • Kaori Homma: Meridian Stone
        • Egidija Ciricate: About Stones
        • L.A.N.D.
      • Crisis Farm: Seed to Table by Maryann Worrell and Doug Mott (2015)
      • Suburban Landscapes: Brian Richmond (2015)
    • 2014
      • Enskyment, by David A. Parker
      • Arterial Motives
        • Arterial Motives Exhibition
        • Arterial Motives Blog
      • Garage and Octorara Student Exhibition
      • Maxim D. Shrayer - Leaving Russia
    • 2013
      • Proposals of Belonging
      • Lost Highway 41 Revisited Blues (2013)
    • 2012
      • Compass (2012)
      • Parallax (2012)
    • 2011
      • The Lay of the Land (2011)
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Cochranville, PA 19330
Dutchirican : a Latinx History of Central Pennsylvania

Developed by Dr. Ivette Guzmán-Zavala and Dr. John Hinshaw
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November 15, 2019 -
​October 19, 2020


THE CUATRO: a history and performance, with Dr. Noraliz Ruiz and cuatrista Maribel Delgado
September 26, 2020, 5pm

Virtual exhibition tour webinar with Q&A
March 28, 2020, 1pm
Developed by Dr. John Hinshaw and Dr. Ivette Guzmán-Zavala, this project incorporates photography and public history to tell the story of Latinx communities and their roots in Central Pennsylvania, tracing contributions of Spanish-speakers to Pennsylvania from the American Revolution and Civil War to the present.

Historic photographs are displayed from Frank Espada’s work on the Puerto Rican diaspora in the 1970s. Also on exhibit are contemporary photographs from Lackawanna County by Rolfe Ross and from Lebanon County by Dr. Guzman-Zavala.

Street Road worked with Guzmán-Zavala and Hinshaw to bring this exhibition – previously shown at Lebanon Valley College – to Southern Chester County, Pennsylvania, both to offer opportunities for a wider audience to see this work, and to create a forum in which our local community might help contribute to and extend this important research.
A tour of the exhibition
Visit the exhibition virtually, with Drs. Guzmán-Zavala and Hinshaw as your guides:
Full exhibition tour webinar, with Q&A
this recording includes the virtual tour above, as well as a discussion and Q&A with webinar attendees. 
(Note that you may want to start watching at 23 minutes in, if you have watched the tour above.)

​At the end of the webinar we close out with a décima: this Puerto Rican form originates from medieval Spanish ballads and is composed of four stanzas of ten lines each. This type of song is traditional of jíbaro music, which might describe the beauty of the island’s landscape, among other possible themes. Lyrics, full details, and video below.
Related event – The Cuatro, a history and performance, with cuatrista Maribel Delgado and ethnomusicologist Dr. Noraliz Ruiz
September 26th, 2020

In connection with the exhibition, we held this evening of performance, with the participation of Dr. Ivette Guzmán-Zavala and Dr. John Hinshaw, and audience Q&A. Opening with a bit of music from Balún, playing NPR's Tiny Desk Conference, with Dr. Ruiz on cuatro.
​The cuatro is an instrument that has played an integral role in shaping the cultural identity of Puerto Rico. From the first waves of Puerto Rican migration to the United States early in the twentieth century, the cuatro has evolved, developed and transformed in the hands of cuatro players away from the island. Currently, with more Puerto Ricans living in mainland US than on the island, the stateside population keeps creating, innovating and showcasing the cuatro in major events and festivals. We look forward to sharing some of this remarkable history and music with you in this online session with Dr. Noraliz Ruiz, cuatrista Maribel Delgado, and and exhibition organizers John Hinshaw and Ivette Guzmán-Zavala.

Noraliz Ruiz holds a PhD in Ethnomusicology-Musicology from Kent State University.Her research focuses on the Puerto Rican lutes: cuatro, tiple and bordonúa; particularly in the continuity and change of the instruments’ tradition and performance practice. She has also conducted research about underground music scenes in Puerto Rico and the production of indie pop, electronic and new music on the island.

Noraliz has taught graduate and undergraduate courses in the popular music program of the Inter American University of Puerto Rico. She is a member of the electronic indie band Balún and has performed in music festivals in the US, Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico. Earlier this year, Balún was featured on NPR Tiny Desk, where Noraliz can be seen playing the cuatro. She is also a co-founder of the children’s music group Acopladitos.

Maribel Delgado is a professional cuatro player and a music educator devoted to teaching the instrument. Inspired by her grandfather, she first started cuatro lessons at age 9. She con-tinued playing the instrument during her teenage years, and won several cuatro competitions in Puerto Rico. She has performed locally and internationally with prominent figures of Puerto Rican folk music. She has been a cuatro soloist  with the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra and the Central Ohio Symphony performing “Paisajes,” a piece for cuatro and orchestra composed by Sonia Morales.  
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Maribel earned a bachelor’s degree in Music from the Inter American University of Puerto Rico. In the year 2008, she founded the online teaching platform cuatristas.com and has taught the instrument to students around the world. Committed to the education of young learners and to preservation of the instrument, she also teaches the cuatro at Escuela Libre de Música Ernesto Ramos Antonini in San Juan, a high school specialized in music education that has trained some of Puerto Rico’s finest musicians. In 2003 she released her debut album “El cuatro en manos de una mujer,” followed by “A solas con mi cuatro" in 2005, and is currently working on another album.
Dutchirican décima  Iglesia Menonita del Buen Pastor  
​Décima del pastor menonita y cantautor Juan M. González, de la Iglesia Menonita del Buen Pastor en Lancaster, PA. Para la apertura de la exhibición Dutchirican en Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, 2017. 

Décima by Mennonite pastor and singer-songwriter Juan M González from the Iglesia Menonita del Buen Pastor in Lancaster, PA. Written for the Dutchirican exhibition opening in Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, 2017. 
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Recorded at Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, 3/3/2017
In this example, the Mennonite pastor Juan M. González from Iglesia El Buen Pastor in Lancaster, PA adapts its form and adds one extra stanza to narrate the trajectory of the first Puerto Rican rural workers who came to Pennsylvania and established the Dutchirican community. 

LYRICS:
Sucedió en el siglo veinte
     It happened in the 20th century        
de Puerto Rico llegaron         
     they arrived from Puerto Rico
En Lancaster se instalaron
    they established themselves in Lancaster
gente de habla diferente
     people of different languages
trabajaban diligente
     who laboriously did
el trabajo campesino
     the farmer’s work
a contarles yo me inclino
     I am inclined to tell you
dándole a Dios la Gloria
     giving Glory to God
les quiero contar la historia
     I want to tell you the story
de la llegada del latino.
     of the arrival of the Latino. 
 
No salió para la Ucrania
     He did not leave for the Ucraine
el boricua que llegó
     the boricua who arrived
de inmediato se apegó
     immediately got attached
a Lancaster Pennsylvania.
     to Lancaster Pennsylvania.
De Inglaterra y de Alemania
     From England and Germany
aquí encontró el ladino
     here he found the ladin
empezó a abrirse camino
     and started to open his way
entre gente diferente
     among different people
se entregó al Dios viviente
     surrendered to a living God
aquél humilde latino.
     ​that humble Latino. 
Encontró otra cultura
     He found another culture
un lenguaje diferente

     a different language
de piel blanca era la gente

     among people of white skin
alta de gran estatura    

     who were tall
y comenzó la aventura

     and the adventure started
en mi cantar lo defino

     in my song I define it
fue forjando su destino

     he was forging his destiny
luego trajo a su familia

     then brought his family along
en Lancaster domicilia

     in Lancaster resides
la descendencia del latino.

     the descendants of the Latino.

Dutchirican hoy le llaman
     Today they are called Dutchiricans
a los que aquí han nacido

     those that have been born here
obstáculos han vencido

     they have defeated obstacles
y a esta tierra ellos aman

     and they love this land.
Sus oraciones derraman

     Their prayers outpour
ante el creador divino

     before the divine creator
el boricua peregrino 

     the pilgrim boricua
que llegó para quedarse

     arrived to stay
porque no vino a estancarse

     because he did not come to standstill
y Dios bendijo al latino.

     ​and God blessed the Latino. 
El jíbaro borinqueño
     The Puerto Rican jíbaro
que abandonó su campiña
     who abandoned his plain
el gran sembrado de piña
     the great pinneaple field
por este suelo norteño
     for this northern soil.
Pues él realizó su sueño
     Well he realized his dream 
porque a superarse vino
     because he came to better himself
su historia ahora termino
     his story I now finish
Dios lo sacó de la sierra
     God took him out of the mountains
trayéndolo a esta tierra
     bringing him to this land
aquí estableció al latino. 
     ​here He established the Latino. 
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Further research materials
Copies of books listed here are available at Street Road throughout the course of the exhibition. Many are available permanently in the lending section of Street Road's Little Free Library 19330. 


Suggested viewing 

Dutchirican: A Latin@ History of Central Pennsylvania
A presentation to the Historical Society of Pennsylvania by Ivette Guzmán-Zavala and John Hinshaw, May 10, 2017

A selection of articles by Guzmán-Zavala and Hinshaw

Guzmán-Zavala, I. (2015, October 8). Puerto Rican women Mennonites in Pennsylvania: Between two worlds. Paper Presented at the Pennsylvania History Association Conference, Lebanon Valley College, Annville, PA.

Guzmán-Zavala, I., Luna Minguez, T., & Hinshaw, J.H. (2015, April 17-18). Oral histories of Latina Mennonites. Paper presented at MACLAS XXXVI, Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y.

Hinshaw, J. H. (2015, October 8). Dutchirican: Puerto Ricans in Central PA. Paper Presented at the Pennsylvania Historical Association, Lebanon Valley College, Annville, Pa.

Hinshaw, J. H. (2016 October) Dutchirican: The Growing Puerto Rican Presence in the Pennsylvania Dutch Country. In The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 140, No. 3, Immigrationand Ethnicity in Pennsylvania History (October 2016), pp. 365-392

Broader materials on histories of Puerto Rican and Latinx communities in the United States

Acosta-Belén, Edna, and Carlos E. Santiago, Puerto Ricans in the United States: A Contemporary Portrait (Boulder, CO, 2006)

Cantrell Lacy, Elaine, and Mary E. Odem, Latino Immigrants and the Transformation of the U.S. South (Athens, GA, 2009)

Duany, Jorge, The Puerto Rican Nation on the Move: Identities on the Island and in the United States (Chapel Hill, NC, 2002).

Lattanzi Shutika, Debra, Beyond the Borderlands: Migration and Belonging in the United States and Mexico. (University of California Press, 2011)

Martínez, Ángel Luis, Young, Gifted, and Brown: Ricanstructing Through Autoethnopoetic Stories for Critical Diasporic Puerto Rican Pedagogy (2015). Dissertations & Theses. 236. https://aura.antioch.edu/etds/236

Whalen, Carmen Teresa, From Puerto Rico to Philadelphia: Puerto Rican Workers and Postwar Economies (Philadelphia, 2001).
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We acknowledge that we are on the ancestral lands of the Lenape, original people of the mid-Atlantic area, forced west by British and US governments. Most Delaware Indian tribe descendants are now located in Oklahoma, Wisconsin, and Ontario. Lenni Lenapes in Pennsylvania are not officially recognized as tribes by the United States, though an estimated 5000 Lenape Nation descendants live in the Delaware River area. We pay respects to the Lenape people both past and present. Please consider the many legacies of violence, displacement and settlement that form part of our collective histories. While increased public recognition of these legacies and processes of redress such as Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission are positive steps, concrete focus on return of land and land rights remains a distant horizon.
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  • Outdoor works, ongoing
    • Locust Leap
    • Domestic Rewilding - Ruth K. Burke
    • Supervene Forest
  • past
    • Multi-year
      • The Dust: American Matter
      • Heterotopia West, Adrian Barron
      • The Post Anthropocene Compost
      • Reigning Heads, Luyi Wang
      • Homma Meridian, by Kaori Homma
      • Folly by Anthony, Dennis, and Nicholas Santella
      • Street Road Rocks
      • Street Road Reading Group
      • Kaori Homma: Meridian Stone
      • unTOLLed Stories, Emily Artinian & Felise Luchansky
        • unTOLLed Stories
        • unTOLLed stories BLOG
      • Bees - Stella Lou Farm
    • 2023
      • May the Neotropical Arise — Zulu Padilla
    • 2022
      • Un-Boxing
      • Twentysix Wawa Stores
      • Winter Library
      • The Book of Ashes
    • 2021
      • Composting Hegel
      • Street Road Rocks at 10&41
      • Chain mail for bad communicators
      • BABE 2021
    • 2020
      • Castor
      • Dutchirican
    • 2019
      • Roots of Resistance
      • Seven Million Acres: Pride of place
      • LFL Exhibitions: Libbie Sofer, Transported
      • Emily Manko | Now, Then, When
      • Julia Hardman: if they're behind you they go too fast; if they're in front of you they go too slow
      • Summer 2019 Conversations
    • 2018
      • Walking Forward – Looking Back: Carol Maurer
    • 2017
      • Ceramic Sanctuary
      • Homestead: a permaculture project, StellaLou Farm (7/6 to 9/16/2017)
      • Shared Ground: Dennis Santella, Nicholas Santella and Anthony Santella, May-June 2017
      • back, forth: Street Road at 5 years 11/2016-4/2017
        • Anchor 1: Par Exemple, Ebenthal
        • Anchor 2: Homma Meridian
        • Anchor 3: The road out of town, McMurdo Sound
        • Anchor 4: Play Under’ from ‘Underneath
        • Anchor 5: Leni Lenape arrowhead collection
        • Anchor 6 : Open Wall
        • Anchor 7: Supervene Forest
        • Anchor 8: Chalfant
        • Anchor 9: Soviet Apartment Bloc, Tblisi, Georgia
        • Anchor 10 : Enskyment
      • #J20 (1/20/2017)
    • 2016
      • 24 Hour Liminal: Maria Möller (August-October 2016)
      • 7000 Acres: a residents' history of Londonderry Township (May 21-July 15, 2016)
      • The Tent of Casually Observed Phenologies (July 16, 2016)
      • Julia Dooley and Dr. Zoe Courville sci-art student project (4/22-23/16)
      • Maxim D. Shrayer and Christianna Hannum Miller (4/9/2016)
      • Fadi Sultagi's The Sanctuary of Bel, Palmyra (to 4/15/16)
      • Susan Marie Brundage and David A. Parker at Street Road and at The Christiana Motel (to 4/15/16)
      • Sasha Boyle
    • 2015
      • The Road Less Traveled, Danny Aldred
      • Sailing Stones (2015)
        • Julia Dooley: Images from the Bottom of the World and CryoZen Garden
        • José Luis Avila: hOMe
        • Kaori Homma: Meridian Stone
        • Egidija Ciricate: About Stones
        • L.A.N.D.
      • Crisis Farm: Seed to Table by Maryann Worrell and Doug Mott (2015)
      • Suburban Landscapes: Brian Richmond (2015)
    • 2014
      • Enskyment, by David A. Parker
      • Arterial Motives
        • Arterial Motives Exhibition
        • Arterial Motives Blog
      • Garage and Octorara Student Exhibition
      • Maxim D. Shrayer - Leaving Russia
    • 2013
      • Proposals of Belonging
      • Lost Highway 41 Revisited Blues (2013)
    • 2012
      • Compass (2012)
      • Parallax (2012)
    • 2011
      • The Lay of the Land (2011)
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