For many people in East Los Angeles, Self Help Graphics is more than a community arts center, it’s an institution. The building on Cesar E. Chavez Avenue, with its distinctive murals, has for years ...

When you step inside Museo de las Americas in Denver’s Art District on Santa Fe, cheers and chants transport you to social justice marches from decades ago. "El Movimiento," as it was known, was led ...

Josh Kun is a Los Angeles-based freelance writer and cultural critic whose last story for the magazine was about the music and art scene in Tijuana. On the roof of a single-story house, a man is ...

An influential and rare permanent space dedicated to prolific Chicano art and culture –possibly the nation’s first and largest permanent collection of Mexican American Art, museum officials say – ...

SAN DIEGO - APRIL 22: Guillermo Rosette, a dancer with Toltecas en Aztlan(CQ) dance group, blows into a conch shell during a dance performance at the Chicano Park Heritage Festival April 22, 2006 in ...

Multicultural Education and Counseling through the Arts (MECA) will host a solo exhibition of new work by Texas artist, Mayra Zamora. Based in Corpus Christi, Zamora was inspired by the kaleidoscopic ...

SAN DIEGO — The signposts of a Chicano renaissance are everywhere. On streets and college campuses, in fashion and in art, there's renewed energy around a term associated with 1960s civil rights and ...

1967 was a turning point for the Los Angeles art scene. Ferus Gallery – the iconoclastic Hollywood space that was the first to exhibit Andy Warhol’s “Campbell’s Soup Cans” – had just closed its doors.

Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center has put out a call for nominees to be inducted into the Chicano Music Hall of Fame. The theater company formed the Hall of Fame in 2002; it comprises more ...

"I’m one of the only people in my immediate family to leave home," said Dominguez, who grew up on 32nd and Ocean View Blvd in Logan Heights, but now lives in New York. "So I always feel, honestly, a ...