In a Long-Overdue Retrospective, Amalia Mesa-Bains Holds Space for the Chicanx Community
The powerful exhibition at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive is on view until August 13.
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Defiantly at Home: Latinx Artists in the Borderlands
Domesticity and resistance commingle in images from Southwestern migrant communities.
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Ford, Mellon Foundations Name 2022 Winners of $50,000 Latinx Artist Fellowships, Including Amalia Mesa-Bains, Las Nietas de Nonó
The 15 artists who received the awards are at various stages in their careers.
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‘We Need Change Now’: Activists Circulate Open Letter on Future of El Museo del Barrio
Its demands include the formation of a more racially diverse board and staff and a residency program.
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‘Califas: Art of the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands’ at Richmond Art Center, California
See images from one notable show every weekday.
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Icons, An Introduction
Who is an Icon? In the five profiles within, iconic status is high-stakes and hard-won—and, we hope, long-lasting.
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How to Altar the World: Amalia Mesa-Bains’s Art Shifts the Way We See Art History
For the past four decades, the Chicana activist and scholar has agitated for institutional change
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‘A True Pioneer’: Friends and Colleagues Remember Linda Nochlin
Artists, curators, and critics recall their time with the art historian and her writings.
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Concrete History: Chicana Muralist Judith F. Baca Goes from the Great Wall to the Museum Wall
Her work shows history presented there is from the perspective of those who have not always been recognized—women, minorities, queer people.
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