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Visual Arts
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Rare Exhibit Brings Chicano Art to Mexico City
Post date:“Bridges in a Time of Walls: Mexican/Chicano Art from Los Angeles to Mexico” is a wide-ranging, multigenerational and rare exhibit of Chicano artwork in Mexico’s capital.
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artbound
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Rubén Funkahuatl Guevara: The Chicano Culture Sculptor
Post date:Los Angeles native Chicano musician and activist Rubén Funkahuatl Guevara — known perhaps most famously for his work with Frank Zappa — says his artistry has been “as much a spiritual calling as it was political.”
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film and media arts
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Harry Gamboa Jr.'s Photographic Excavation of Chicano Identity
Post date:When photographer Harry Gamboa Jr. began his portrait series, “Chicano Male Unbonded” in 1991, the word “Chicano” had negative implications. Now, after more than 20 years, his photographs reveal a more complex image of the Chicano male.
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Music
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My SoCal Mixtape: Influential Chicanos Made Playlists Using the Songs That Shaped Their Youth
Post date:Which songs shaped your youth? Eight Southern California tastemakers share the sounds that have influenced them — the music that underscores the region's kaleidoscopic youth cultures.
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Music
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The Chicano/a Musicians That Defined the Southern California Music Scene
Post date:The early and deep presence of Chicano musicians and fans helped define the sound of the Southern California popular music scene.
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![[Left] "Santa Barbara Brown Berets aka Moratorium in Maravilla" 1970. | Photo: Oscar Castillo || [Right] "Not One More (Girl with Beret)" 2016. | Photo: Rafael Cardenas](https://www.linktv.org/sites/kl/files/styles/kl_image_medium/public/thumbnails/image/featured_oscar_castillo_and_rafael_cardenas_photos_brown_be.jpg?itok=k_bdPXgj "[Left] \"Santa Barbara Brown Berets aka Moratorium in Maravilla\" 1970. | Photo: Oscar Castillo || [Right] \"Not One More (Girl with Beret)\" 2016. | Photo: Rafael Cardenas")
film and media arts
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Photos of Latino Youth Resistance, From the 1960s to Today
Post date:Protest photographs bridge Latino youth cultures across space and time. They remind us that Chicano youth continue to not only speak out about injustice but thrive despite it.
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Multi-disciplinary
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Black and Blue and Brown: Artists Depict Police Brutality
Post date:From his use of Ice Cube’s lyrics to his references to the police beating of King and the subsequent civil unrest, Juan Capistran demonstrates their continued resonance within U.S. popular culture.
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Visual Arts
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Documenting 1990s Chicano Youth Culture
Post date:The Veteranas and Rucas Instagram feed flashes back to the Chicano underground scene of the 1990s.
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Multi-disciplinary
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Chicano-Con Is San Diego's Latino-Focused Comic-Con
Post date:Comic-Con, the massive geek gathering, has separated itself from the residents of surrounding neighborhoods like Barrio Logan. With Chicano-Con, David Favela and his friends worked to create their own convention -- one that encompassed the rich Mexican...
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Multi-disciplinary
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Slanguage Speaks Slanguage
Post date:With videos, workshops, and dollar store cosplay outfits, art collective Slanguage creates a sci-fi, yet rasquache world in "Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost."
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Visual Arts
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Serigrafia: Constructing the Chicana/o Imaginary
Post date:The printwork on view in the traveling exhibition "Serigrafía" demonstrates the fluidity of Chicana/o identity since the initial Chicano manifesto of 1969.
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Multi-disciplinary
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Weekender: Indie Video Games, East L.A. Surrealism and Monster Masks
Post date:From East Los Angeles surrealism and indie video games, to monster masks and collective typing, here's our list of art events taking place this weekend in Los Angeles.
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Music
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KCET Sessions: Chicano/Son
Post date:Polyglot rockers Chicano/Son visited the KCET Studios for a lively session of their son jarocho flavored songs from East L.A.
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Music
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KCET Sessions: Chicano/Son
Post date:Polyglot rockers Chicano/Son visited the KCET Studios for a lively session of their son jarocho flavored songs from East L.A.
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film and media arts
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Siempre es Hoy: Capturing the Latin Alternative Moment
Post date:Twenty years ago, musician Emilio Morales started La Banda Elástica as a fanzine. It featured huge Latin alternative acts at a time when no other American publication did.
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Music
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Hear and Now: Quetzal
Post date:In this installment, multicultural band Quetzal performs in a downtown bus station where migrant workers and international travelers first experience the sprawling city.
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Music
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Hear and Now: Quetzal
Post date:In this installment, multicultural band Quetzal performs in a downtown bus station where migrant workers and international travelers first experience the sprawling city.
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Multi-disciplinary
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Cheech and Chong: Alice Bowie and the First Chicano Punk Song
Post date:As Chicano Art moves forward in its documentation, some artistic consideration may have to be made for "Earache My Eye Featuring Alice Bowie," a 1974 Cheech and Chong sketch poking at the commercial record industry. "It wasn't just a parody," says Chee...
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Visual Arts
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Date Farmers: Desert Detritus Becomes Chicano Pop Art
Post date:The Date Farmers make Chicano pop art; they are desert Rauschenbergs, infusing abstract expressionism with a politically charged, pop culture update.
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riverside county
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The Date Farmers
Post date:The Date Farmers make Chicano pop art; they are desert Rauschenbergs, infusing abstract expressionism with a politically charged, pop culture update.