By Glenn Heath Jr. – SDCityBeat.com – Photo: Zama. Top on the list will be Zama, Lucrecia Martel’s return to filmmaking after a nearly 10-year hiatus. This rigorous period epic based on the 1956 novel written by Antonio di Benedetto exposes the crumbling...
By Vitta Oliveri – ElTecolote.org – Image: Vietnam Aztlan/“Art of Struggle” at the Juan R. Fuentes Gallery. Chicano Artist Malaquias Montoya began making posters due to the high demand during the Civil Rights era, posters that spoke to different political...
By Jan Ross Piedad – TPR.org – Photo Courtesy Opera Southwest. Photo: Lance Ozier at Todos Juntos Photography. Rudolfo Anaya‘s coming-of-age novel “Bless Me, Última” is one of the most influential works in Chicano literary canon. Since...
By Eneri Rodriguez – WestWord.com – Image: Carlos Frésquez/El Codex Pachuco. Image: “El Codex Pachuco” by Carlos Frésquez The show will spotlight artists including Justin Favela, Antonia Fernandez, Carlos Frésquez, Josiah Lopez, Jerry Vigil,...
By LatinoCulturalCenter.org – Poster Image: Jorge Pomareda. Chicago-based graphic designer, Jorge Pomareda, is the winner of the 34th Chicago Latino Film Festival Poster Contest. Pomareda is a three-time winner of this contest, having previously won first prize...
By Robert Moreno – TheStarNews.com – Image: Chicana Tributes. The influence in San Diego County of Chicanas is now documented in a new book titled “Chicana Tributes: Activist Women of the Civil Rights Movement – Stories for the New Generation.” The book,...
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