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What is PST: LA/LA?
A massive art celebration is coming to Southern California this September 2017 to January 2018. Find out what it's all about. For updates, keep checking www.kcet.org/pst.
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Disney's WWII Propaganda and LatAm's Artistic Reactions
From Mickey Mouse to Donald Duck, Disney's influence looms large south of the border
In the Los Angeles art show "How to Read El Pato Pascual," Latinx artists confront Walt Disney and his cartoon creations.
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The Only Map You'll Need of PST:LA/LA
Starting this September, Southern California will be a hotbed of art exhibitions, musical performances and film screening events, all exploring the region's relationship to Latin America. Use this map to plan your PST: LALA experience.
Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA is a far-reaching and ambitious exploration of Latin American and Latino art in dialogue with Los Angeles, taking place from September 2017 through January 2018 at more than 70 cultural institutions across Southern California. Pacific Standard Time is an initiative of the Getty.
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This Latinx Feminist Performance Series Finds Inspiration in the Animal World
Post date:“En Cuatro Patas (On All Fours),” the Broad’s new Latinx feminist performance series, which will run from January through November of this year, promises to replace our everyday animal reality with something weirder.
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Lowriders, Aliens and the Blending of L.A. and Latin America in the Work of Rubén Ortiz-Torres
Post date:Through Ruben Ortiz-Torres' own work over the past three decades, the artist has grappled with and celebrated themes of hybridity, identity and cultural transmission that weave through many of the exhibitions now on view on Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA.
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World's Smallest Contemporary Museum Journeys to L.A.
Post date:Take a look inside Nuevo Museo de Arte Contemporáneo (or NuMu, for short) and hear from its founders as they recreate the museum in Guatemala and take their concept on the road to Los Angeles.
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Spotlighting the Work of Transgressive Latinas in Art
Post date:Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA is a long-overdue tribute to artists who are not just from Latin America, but who also identify as female.
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Documentary Captures a Dying Culture’s Legacy
Post date:To save what little remains of the Yumano culture, POLEN, the Tijuana-based collaborative art duo created a documentary based on their myths, geographically symbolic locations, dreams and beliefs around death.
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How Modern Day Día de los Muertos Came to L.A.
Post date:Self Help Graphics & Art introduced Día de los Muertos to the United States in 1972. For decades, the legendary arts organization has been the premier producer of the celebration, which is now replicated in communities all over the country.
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Photographer Parses the Politics and Relevance of L.A.’s Murals and Marks
Post date:Artist Ken Gonzales-Day's exhibition at the Skirball Cultural Center, “Surface Tension,” engages the mural landscape of Los Angeles and the many issues surrounding graphic arts in the public square.
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Artists to Tell Immigrants’ Stories in Exhibitions from L.A. to San Diego
Post date:Border-themed exhibitions underline the plight of the undocumented in the United States and the state of the nation on the issue of immigration.
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Artist Explores L.A. and Mexico's Linguistic and Cultural Connections
Post date:Artist Taniel Morales takes on the similarities and connections between L.A. and Mexico City in his interactive art piece, "Palabra Viva (The Living Word)."
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Capturing the Migratory Experience in Piñatas
Post date:Tijuana-based artist collective, Dignicraft, gives depth to indigenous Purépecha piñatas artisans and their painstaking craft.
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Multiple Exhibitions Explore Latin America's Influence on Modernism
Post date:More than a sharing of aesthetics, the multiple architecture exhibitions uncovered in Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA offer insights into individual designers’ approaches to a similar building material, a cultural zeitgeist or mode of political thinking.
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Community Activism and Social Art Practices Get A Rare Spotlight
Post date:It’s not often that artworks that emerge out of community activism and social practices get center stage in art galleries, which makes the latest exhibit at Otis College of Art and Design a particularly unique and poignant one.
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New Murals Celebrate the Culture of Oaxaca in L.A.
Post date:Eight new outsized paintings in Los Angeles's Central Library celebrate the culture of Oaxacans in Los Angeles.
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Legendary Mexican Photographer Gets Her Own Graphic Novel
Post date:At 75 years old, Graciela Iturbide refuses to slow down. In the coming months two exhibitions in Southern California will feature her iconic work, plus her own biography will take on graphic novel form and published by the Getty.
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The Resurrection of L.A.'s Powerful Chicanx Murals
Post date:“¡Murales Rebeldes! L.A. Chicana/o Murals under Siege" is a new book and exhibition that uncover the demise of some of L.A.'s most important Chicanx murals — and what their stories can teach Angelenos about the future of this mighty art form.
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From Homies to Immigrant Children, This Artist Captures Humanity in Glass
Post date:Fine art is filled with glass blown objects but few artists have been able to achieve glass-blown human subjects that critique the harsh realities of today, the hallmark of Jaime Guerrero’s artwork and career.
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Guatemala's Only Contemporary Art Museum is a Rehabbed Egg Stand — and LACMA Wants to Bring it to L.A.
Post date:NuMu, located in Guatemala City, is shaped like an egg and, at most, accommodates up to four visitors. But for those unable to travel to Central America, an exact replica of NuMu will be making its own pilgrimage.
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Latinx Artists Explore the Idea of Home in this New LACMA Exhibit
Post date:“Home - So Different, So Appealing” examines the very personal idea of home and its relationship to heavy matters such as belonging, displacement and poverty, among many socio-political issues.
Art of the Latinx Diaspora
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Lowriders, Aliens and the Blending of L.A. and Latin America in the Work of Rubén Ortiz-Torres
Through Ruben Ortiz-Torres' own work over the past three decades, the artist has grappled with and celebrated themes of hybridity, identity and cultural transmission that weave through many of the exhibitions now on view on Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA.
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Portraits Reveal the Complexity of the Chicano Identity
Photographer Harry Gamboa Jr.'s latest exhibit at the Autry features nearly 100 portraits of Chicanos he believes represent the evolution of the term among Mexican-American men.
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Photo essay: Chicano Redefined
In his long-running photo series, “Chicano Male Unbonded," photographer Harry Gamboa Jr. meant to counteract all the negative stereotypes that stem from the word "Chicano." Meet a few of his past subjects.
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The Origins (and Consequent Popularity) of Chicanx-Style Tattoos
Years ago tattoos were often taboo, but today they've become a popular form of adornment. The Chicanx-style tattoo is among the most famous styles of this art form. Artist Freddy Negrete was key in popularizing this style.
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