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The Consulate General of Mexico in San Francisco/ Consulado General de México en San Francisco presents Frida Kahlo: Impacting Communities in California 

Featuring VPA Prof. Emerita, Amalia Mesa-Bains

A panelist conversation on the The Kahlo Experience in California.

Date: Wed., Oct. 14, 2020 | 4pm

Location: Facebook Live @ConsulmexSFCO

Free & Open to the public!

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#amaliamesabains #migracionestransparentes (LACMA Los Angeles County Museum of Art)

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"Domesticana":The Sensibility of Chicana Rascuache

Essay by Amalia Mesa-Bains. 1999

http://v1.zonezero.com/magazine/essays/distant/163z.html

image: Amalia Mesa-Bains, Venus Envy, Chapter One (First Holy Communion, Moments Before the End), 1991

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An Ofrenda for Dolores del Rio #AmaliaMesaBains #mixedmedia #installation including plywood, mirrors, fabric, framed photographs, found objects, dried flowers and glitter #altar #cultura #chicana #chicano #california

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Upcoming: Day of the Dead Celebration, Nov. 1, 2014, 5-8pm

Visual and Public Art Complex

KTEH filmed Dr. Amalia Mesa Bains and her fall 2009 students of the Day of the Dead Workshop from the school of California State University of Monterey Bay. This special first appeared on the show This Week in Northern California on October 30, 2009.

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In observance of Galería de la Raza’s 44th anniversary, we pause to honor and reflect on the contributions and visions of one of our own: Ralph Maradiaga. His unerring gift of leadership combined with his own unique talents and skills contributed greatly to the broader understanding of Chicano/Latino art, and subsequently cemented the Latino presence on both the national and international art scenes.

L to R: Prof. Johanna Poething, Prof. Richard Bains, Prof. Angelica Muro, Prof. Dio Mendoza, Prof. Amalia Mesa-Bains. 

Sun in Scorpio is presented at a time of resurgence in art, heritage, and activism along the Calle 24 Cultural Corridor. As we look to the future, we contemplate on the legacy of our local leaders, such as Ralph Maradiaga, who gave rise to one of the most iconic Latino cultural corridors of our time. His astute business savvy and dedicated commitment to community influenced and supported many individuals and local organizations. In this spirit and in celebration of what would have been his 80th birthday, we present the art of Ralph Maradiaga, and pay tribute to his accomplishments as an individual, a leader, a mentor, and true Renaissance man of his time and place.

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from the archive: 

VPA: Art as a Way of Life

Nov 30, 2009  - Visual and Public Arts (VPA) professor,  Dr. Amalia Mesa-Bains, speaks about the development of CSUMB as a new way learning, that engages student's in their own problem-solving.  And how she uses art to connect to public and community issues.