Category Archives: Art

94th Anniversary of the Siqueiros mural “América Tropical”

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9/25/2026__In observance of the forthcoming 94th Anniversary of the Siqueiros mural “América Tropical” unveiled on October 9, 1932 at Calle Olvera, Los Angeles, we share with you his 1st experimental large-scale outdoor mural titled “Mítin Obrero-Worker’s Meeting.” Its thematic content was cause for controversy and led to an immediate demand for its removal by the LAPD-Red Squad

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Rose’s Art Creations Displayed At The PVAA – SOHO Gallery

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Visiting some of Rose’s art creations displayed and for sale at the PVAA – SOHO Gallery (317 W. 4th Street in Claremont) – a good example of a volunteer-run cooperative art gallery run by over 50 local artists who showcase and sell their works (with part of sales going back to sustain the gallery); volunteer their time weekly; teach hands-on classes; hold community-open monthly shows, and participate in special annual events (including juried exhibitions).

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COMING SOON TO MEXICO CITY!!

Congratulations to Lara, Mita, Rose, Emilia, Isis, and the many other Chicanas who will be part of this exhibition event “Aqui y Alla” en La Ciudad de Mexico – Adelante!
COMING SOON TO MEXICO CITY!!
I am proud to say that 4 of my paintings have been selected to be part of this exhibition event called, “Aquí y Allá” curated by Martina Ayala Ph.D. happening in October.
WHAT IS AQUÍ Y ALLÁ: The Right to Belong
More than 40 multidisciplinary artists from the United States and Mexico will come together this fall for Aquí y Allá: El Derecho de Pertenecer (Here and There: The Right to Belong), a binational exhibition and cultural festival opening Wednesday, October 7 at 5:00 PM at Foro Indie Rocks! Gallery in Mexico City.
Curated by Dr. Martina Ayala, the first annual Aquí y Allá creates a cross-border cultural space for artists whose work emerges from experiences of migration, diaspora, displacement, deportation, return, memory, identity and the ongoing search for belonging.
Running October 7 through November 22, the exhibition brings together visual art, film and video, music, theater, dance, literature, poetry, performance, fashion, oral history and community dialogue. Weekly public programs and special events will be announced soon.
ART, MEMORY AND CULTURE IN MOTION
Aquí y Allá places historic and contemporary Chicano/a/e experiences in dialogue with Mexican and Latin American artists and with creators whose lives and practices have been shaped by migration, immigration, deportation, return and transnational identity. The project also makes space for migrant, immigrant, Indigenous, Afro-Latino/a/e, Caribbean and diasporic perspectives.

Rather than treating migration solely as movement from one country to another, the exhibition asks what people carry across borders: language, family histories, traditions, music, spirituality, resistance, memory and cultural knowledge. Continue reading →