Radamés “Juni” Figueroa’s Sabroso Veneno transports you to the sensory space of a seventies salsoteca. Bright colors, neon lights, palm trees, paintings, and parrots transform the gallery into a lively space of festivities. Here, you are invited to enjoy food, drink, and music, to linger in the atmosphere of another time and place. Inspired by the stage design of salsa performances from the seventies and eighties and embellished with a tropical flare, Sabroso Veneno evokes the visual culture of the Caribbean. It is a venue where pathways of American culture--Mexican, Puerto Rican, US, and Caribbean--enter into dialogue. Sabroso Veneno will host live music performances with food and drink, as well as a series of programs organized by curators and art historians from throughout Latin America.