Four East LA artists in their early 20s formed an art collective called Asco in 1972, exploring police brutality, immigration ...

Denver Art Museum guests can experience a new gallery celebrating the legacy and power of local Chicano artists.

For Gomez, Japanese interest is "a constant battle between fashion and culture," arising from their love "for Chicano art, music and movies ... things and express what we feel, even without words," he ...

How a 1970s Chicano art group defied the mainstream and made history “That movement continues today, and it’s very expansive,” he says. “There’s a lot of books, films and things that ...

Both members, who appear in the documentary, saw the film for the first time with a crowd of fans and a group of young Chicano artists whose art was inspired by ASCO’s early rebellion.

Theirs were playful interventions that merged art and politics, reclaiming space for the Chicano imagination. They called themselves Asco, the Spanish word for nausea or revulsion. Then ...

Rasquachismo doesn’t directly translate to any single English word. Scholar Tomás Ybarra-Frausto coined the term in his 1989 essay, “Rasquachismo: A Chicano Sensibility.” ByChadd Scott ...

The black-and-white drawing depicts a kitchen table surrounded by the words “Chicano art” and other floating text amid a frenzy of mugs that seem to tip over but never fall, a bag of coffee ...

Beto de la Rocha, an 85-year-old Chicano artist ... Beto lets his art speak for itself, transcending language to convey the depth of his emotions and experiences. In a world where words fail him, his ...

The first major show of Chicano art. Subsequently years later we kind ... I guess there's no other word for it. I never thought I would be sharing a studio space with Frank. To be able to watch ...

Segovia switches between English and Spanish, often repeating words or phrases in both languages ... He showed that with his art, showed that with how we talked to people," Tanya Trejo says.

It’s a word that resonates deeply with Ortega ... representing different stages of Chicano and Latino art,” Ortega explained. “The youngest artist is 22, and the oldest is in their 80s.