Chicano and Mexican-American art.
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18th May 2013

Photo reblogged from Dignidad Rebelde with 7 notes

dignidadrebelde:

Heading to Mexico City…super excited and looking forward to se down time…and the opportunity to work Arturo Negrete at 75 Grados next weekend on some new prints along with Melanie Cervantes.

dignidadrebelde:

Heading to Mexico City…super excited and looking forward to se down time…and the opportunity to work Arturo Negrete at 75 Grados next weekend on some new prints along with Melanie Cervantes.

Tagged: dignidad rebeldemelanie cervantesjesus barrazamexicoxicana

4th May 2013

Photo reblogged from Melanie Cervantes with 77 notes

melaniecervantes:

I only did two of these prints on amate paper. I really like how they look. Note to self : bring back a suitcase full of amate paper from mexico. #tallercocina #kitchenprinting  #dignidadrebelde

melaniecervantes:

I only did two of these prints on amate paper. I really like how they look. Note to self : bring back a suitcase full of amate paper from mexico. #tallercocina #kitchenprinting #dignidadrebelde

Tagged: melanie cervantesdignidad rebeldeamateart printmexico

6th April 2013

Photo reblogged from LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART with 461 notes

lacma:

In the United States, apart from in California and the Southwest, many museums and art professionals until relatively recently tended to isolate or ignore Mexico’s contributions to global movements such as Modernism or Conceptual and performance art. Similarly, in Mexico, U.S. Chicano art of the 1960s and ’70s generally has been regarded as a weird mutation, a foreign fiber that didn’t belong in the tricolored bandera of Mexico’s nationalistic art-historical narrative.
Building bridges between Mexican and Mexican American art - latimes.com

lacma:

In the United States, apart from in California and the Southwest, many museums and art professionals until relatively recently tended to isolate or ignore Mexico’s contributions to global movements such as Modernism or Conceptual and performance art. Similarly, in Mexico, U.S. Chicano art of the 1960s and ’70s generally has been regarded as a weird mutation, a foreign fiber that didn’t belong in the tricolored bandera of Mexico’s nationalistic art-historical narrative.

Building bridges between Mexican and Mexican American art - latimes.com

Tagged: chicanomexicomexican-americancontemporary artmodern art

7th January 2013

Photo with 8 notes

Tagged: chicano artmexican-american artmexicocontemporary artIllinois

Source: nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org

4th January 2013

Photo reblogged from Sophisticated Subversions with 11 notes

nimexica:

A commissioned slightly smaller version of El Blue Demon (at Arango Studios)

nimexica:

A commissioned slightly smaller version of El Blue Demon (at Arango Studios)

Tagged: oscar magallanesluchadormexicolos angelescontemporary art

8th November 2012

Photo reblogged from Dignidad Rebelde with 6 notes

dignidadrebelde:

Dignidad Rebelde exhibit at Espacio Zapata in Oaxaca - Opening November 17th at 8pm

dignidadrebelde:

Dignidad Rebelde exhibit at Espacio Zapata in Oaxaca - Opening November 17th at 8pm

Tagged: dignidad rebeldexicana artpolitical artactivist artamerican artmexico

2nd July 2012

Photo with 1 note

Gilbert “Magu” Lujan - La Cutie

The Muckenthaler Cultural Center - Open Your Eyes/ Abre Los Ojos

Supported by grants from The James Irvine Foundation, The National Endowment for the Arts, and Fullerton Sister City Association

August 30-November 4Thursday . August 30 . 6:30 PM . Opening Reception . Suggested Donation

To celebrate Fullerton’s Sister City of Morelia, Mexico, guest curator and celebrated artist José Lozano selects revered Mexican and Mexican American art centered on the state of Michoacan from private collections in Southern California. Supported in partnership with the Fullerton Sister City Association.

The Muckenthaler Cultural Center
1201 West Malvern Avenue
Fullerton, California 92833

Gilbert “Magu” Lujan - La Cutie

The Muckenthaler Cultural Center - Open Your Eyes/ Abre Los Ojos

Supported by grants from The James Irvine Foundation, The National Endowment for the Arts, and Fullerton Sister City Association

August 30-November 4
Thursday . August 30 . 6:30 PM . Opening Reception . Suggested Donation

To celebrate Fullerton’s Sister City of Morelia, Mexico, guest curator and celebrated artist José Lozano selects revered Mexican and Mexican American art centered on the state of Michoacan from private collections in Southern California. Supported in partnership with the Fullerton Sister City Association.

The Muckenthaler Cultural Center
1201 West Malvern Avenue
Fullerton, California 92833

Tagged: american artchicano artjose lozanomexicomoreliafullerton

Source: themuck.org