Picturing Mexican America is a cluster of digital humanities projects committed to illuminating the long, Mexican history of Los Angeles that’s been systematically erased through centuries of white, cultural supremacy, featuring archival photographs, maps, and historical documents accessible via Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. At Picturing Mexican America’s core is a mobile app, currently under development in collaboration with the Los Angeles Public Library, that will display images of 19th century Mexican Los Angeles to users based on their location.
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The exhibit contains some of the most relevant Latin American, Latinxs, Afro-Latinxs, and Mexican-Americans artists, They share their artworks, ideas, …
$10 – $30
Join NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) and the Academy for InFocus: Latinx & Hispanic Cinema Festival featuring films by emerging talent, …
$25.00
This is the second installation of a two-part exhibition that focuses on The Huntington’s ongoing role in documenting the human …
$7
Mind+Matter: Five Bay Area Sculptors features the work of a notable group of Bay Area artists and educators who have …
$10
This exhibit presents an imaginary territory where female artists, with different approaches and even different ways of looking, define a …
