L.A. Plaza de Cultura y Artes 2019-2020
Linda Vallejo: Brown Belongings solo exhibition L.A. Plaza de Cultura y Artes 501 North Main Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012 213.542.6259 Exhibition dates: June 1, 2019-January 13, 2020 VIP reception: June 1, 2019, 3-5 pm Opening reception: June 1, 2019, 5-7 pm Including 125 works from: Make ‘Em All Mexican, The Brown Dot Project, Datos Sagrados, The Brown Oscars, Memories of Mexico, Cultural Enigma A 140 PAGE exhibition catalog with scholarly essays and reproductions of over 100 artworks in the exhibition and will be...
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My Hero: Contemporary Art & Supreme Action traveling group exhibition Curated by Carrie Lederer The Bedford Gallery Walnut Creek, CA 2016—2020 Current exhibition location: Museum of Art & Sciences Daytona Beach, FL February 2—May 5, 2019 My Hero presents a sprawling collection of 50-75 international artworks that explore iconic superhero imagery, along with reimagined interpretations of our classic heroes. The artists in the exhibition both pay homage to these universal idols, and also present critical questions about...
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Linda Vallejo: American LatinX solo exhibition Kean University Karl and Helen Burger Gallery Union, New Jersey September 4—December 14, 2018 Kean University Karl and Helen Burger Gallery is pleased to present the beautifully brown body of work with 48 pieces by artist Linda Vallejo from her collections Make ‘em All Mexican and The Brown Dot Project. Vallejo paints historical figures and contemporary pop personalities brown; revisions white iconic Oscar stars as brown-Mexican; and transforms Latino populations and workforce data...
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Linda Vallejo: Selections from the Make ‘Em All Mexican, The Brown Dot Project, and The Brown Oscars solo exhibition Reynolds Gallery Texas A&M University College Station, Texas September 14—October 29, 2016 Over 40 works from the Make ‘Em All Mexican and The Brown Dot Project will be featured in a solo exhibition at Texas A & M Reynolds Gallery curated by Mary Compton, the Visual Arts Committee students, and the College of Architecture and Department of Visualization faculty. The Memorial Student Center Visual Arts...
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Embedded Messages, Debating the Dream: Truth, Justice and the American Way group exhibition Peppers Art Gallery University of the Redlands Redlands, CA October 18—November 12, 2016 Embedded Messages examines the current polarized political climate in regards to social justice — can we still identify the American dream and if so, who does the dream apply to? In today’s complicated sociopolitical climate, representing both positive and negative aspects of American cultural and economic influence, this exhibition casts a...
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