‘ASCO: Without Permission’ Review: A Superbly Edited Chronicle of Chicano Art Uprising in Los Angeles
Without Permission' is a superbly edited and assembled chronicle of a 1970s Chicano art movement in Los Angeles.
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A New ASCO Documentary Can't Nail Down This Slippery Artist Group-and That's Not Always a Bad Thing
Or at least, that's one origin story. There are many others, as would only befit this hard-to-pin-down group, which is now ...
Spreckels Elementary Unveils Chicano Park-Inspired Mural
Spreckels Elementary School unveiled a mural, "Paws for Peace Pillars," that was inspired by the colorful art that graces the ...
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A Houston Throuple’s Polaroids of Queer Life
The bookseller plans to bring swaths of unseen material to the fair, including zines, items and ephemera related to New York queer history and Chicano ... art. We spotlight artist-led social ...
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The Art of Making It Up as You Go
LRT: Rasquachismo is a term coined by scholar Tomás Ybarra-Frausto in 1989 to describe Chicanx and Mexican American art. Ybarra-Frausto was inspired by his involvement in the Chicano movement of the ...
‘Asco: Without Permission’ honors four East L.A. friends who changed Chicano art
After its SXSW premiere, 'Asco' filmmaker Travis Gutierrez Senger hopes the radical art collective will inspire generations ...
Local nonprofit uses art to advocate for Hispanic community in South Carolina
COLUMBIA, S.C. — A local nonprofit organization, Palmetto Luna, is using art to advocate for the Hispanic community in South ...