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https://2018.artdesignchicago.org/events/conversations-en-community-50th-year-commemoration-of-the-peace-mural , Image from the National Museum of Mexican Art Featured in the Chicago History Museum's exhibit Designing for Change: Chicago Protest Art of the 1960s and 70s

On June 27th, I interviewed the Chief Curator and Visual Arts Director at the National Museum of Mexican Art, Cesáreo Moreno. This post...

At the age of ninety-one, the Colombian artist Fernando Botero, known for illustrating whimsical, rotund, and voluminous figures, passed...

Inspired by Judy Baca’s Paletas de la Frontera, I wrote a research paper on Baca’s contributions to the Latin American community in an...

The Mujeres Latinas Project, initiated by the Iowa Women’s Archives in 2005, includes both a digital collection and in-person collection...

Before I discuss the Space-Time Capsule, I’ll provide the necessary context to understand the Art for the Future: Artists Call and...

I normally post about Latine art, but today I am going to highlight a piece of Korean art to reflect my half Korean heritage! I recently...