Celebrating Five Decades of Chicano Photography
A striking 1974 photo of Dolores Huerta features prominently in 'Chicano Camera Culture,' a notable spring read. The list includes works on visual culture,
San Francisco to Unveil Permanent Ruth Asawa Exhibition Space
San Francisco will soon open a permanent space dedicated to Ruth Asawa, marking the centenary of her birth. The venue will display various works
LA Art Show Celebrates Dolores Huerta’s Enduring Impact
In honor of Dolores Huerta's 96th birthday, Plaza de la Raza showcases an exhibition celebrating her lasting legacy. The DOLORES show highlights Huerta's achievements
New Yorkers Flaunt Extravagant Headwear at Easter Bonnet Celebration
New Yorkers brought a burst of creativity to the streets outside St. Patrick's Cathedral for the annual Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival. Participants showcased
Cinga Samson’s Enigmatic Worlds Unveiled
Cinga Samson's debut at White Cube New York, titled 'Ukuphuthelwa,' explores themes of spiritual wakefulness through haunting paintings. With a limited palette and surreal
Reviving Downtown: The Leslie-Lohman Museum’s Impact on New York’s Performance Art Scene
The Leslie-Lohman Museum in Soho is revitalizing New York's performance art scene with exhibitions like Sacred and Profane. Artists Pamela Sneed and Carlos Martiel
Dolores Huerta: An Enduring Symbol of Hope at 96
Dolores Huerta, at 96, remains a formidable figure in the farmworkers' rights movement. As she rises above controversies surrounding Cesar Chavez, a new Los
In Conversation with Artist Tom Burckhardt
Tom Burckhardt, inspired by skepticism and humor, creates fluid, abstract art. Raised in New York's artistic circles, his work reflects both heritage and innovation.