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Tag Archives: Immigration

1. Maria De Los Angeles: Artist, Activist, Undocumented

   DACA Delayed Action for Childhood Arrivals a program that provides temporary status to young people brought here as children may be cancelled any day. Maria De Los Angeles, a DACA who is not afraid to speak out, addresses the tensions and anxieties of immigrant families in her drawings and performances.

   This entry was posted on January 24, 2017 and is filed under art criticism, Art of Democracy, Feminism, Immigration, Uncategorized.

   Tags: Cartoons, DACA, Delayed Action for Childhood Arrivals, Deportation, ICE, Immigration, Immigration and Customs Raids, Maria de Los Angeles, Racism, We Make America

2. “Here is Where We Jump,” El Museo del Barrio’s La Bienal 2013

   “Here is Where We Jump” Museo del Barrio La Bienal full of young Latino/a artists working in experimental media. The blog explores where is cultural identity today?

   This entry was posted on September 21, 2013 and is filed under Art and Politics Now, art criticism, Ethnicity, Latino Art, Uncategorized.

   Tags: Alejandro Guzman, Bernardo Navarro, Eric Ramos Guerrero, Hector Arce-Espasas, Here is Where we Jump, Ignacio Gonzàlez-Lang, Immigration, Jonathan de Andrade, Julia San Martin, Katilynn Redell i, Latina art, Manuel Macarulla, Museo del Bario La Bienal, Paula Garcia, Pavel Acosta, Sara Jimenezz

3. My May 1st

   May 1 Seattle creativity, resistance, and hope echo our current world

   This entry was posted on May 2, 2012 and is filed under Uncategorized.

   Tags: #Occupy, Immigration, May 1 Seattle

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