The Year in Latinx Art, From Overdue Retrospectives to Promising New Museums
In 2022, Latinx art continued to gain visibility.
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Latinx Art Got More Visibility Than Ever in 2021. What Will Change Going Forward?
If the art world wants to be relevant, Latinx art must receive even greater support going forward.
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Poetic Logic: Elizabeth Alexander Is Transforming How a Major Philanthropic Foundation Operates
Since 2018, Alexander has been president of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the nation's largest funder of the arts and humanities.
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See Images of Judith F. Baca’s Great Wall of Los Angeles Archive, Newly Acquired by the Lucas Museum
Director Sandra Jackson-Dumont said that the archive will "illustrate the significance of public murals to storytelling."
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Alleged Putin Architect Talks, KAWS Show Opens at Brooklyn Museum, and More: Morning Links from February 25, 2021
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Judith F. Baca’s Iconic ‘Great Wall’ Mural Gets an Update, Thanks to a Major Grant
The Los Angeles public artwork will get extended to the current moment, just in time for the Olympics.
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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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Self Help Graphics & Art Names Betty Avila Executive Director
The arts nonprofit, best known for its print-making studio, is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year.
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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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