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'Mestizo City' at Art Basel Miami

J. Michael Welton | Posted 02.05.2013 | Arts

Muñoz is a self-described designer, social activist, opinion leader and philanthropist who notes that Los Angeles is the second largest Mexican City in the world, following Mexico City and surpassing Monterey below the border.

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Summer Arts Preview: 9 Great Latino Exhibits and Performances Across America

Posted 05.30.2012 | Latino Voices

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We've already told you where you can catch the hottest summer TV shows, movies and concerts starring Latinos. And now Latino Voices has your guide to...

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Artist Spotlight: René Garcia, Jr.

Jessica Hoppe | Posted 03.05.2012 | Latino Voices

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René, a renowned artist and founding member of the Project One Gallery in San Francisco, seeks to create art that is fun and accessible to all.

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Kennedy Center Honors Out Of Touch With American Latinos

Felix Sanchez | Posted 02.02.2012 | Arts

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It's time for the Kennedy Center Honors to carry forward the legacy of the family name extended in the Kennedy Center Honors, by also acknowledging and including the artistic contributions made by American Latinos.

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PHOTOS: Colorful Mexican Folk Art In Alebrijes Parade

Huffington Post | Chris C. Anderson | Posted 01.06.2012 | Latino Voices

Last weekend Mexico City residents and art lovers watched as a parade of fantastic creatures wandered the streets. Since 2007 the Museo de Arte Pop...

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A Latino Museum In Detroit

Posted 12.22.2011 | Latino Voices

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Detroit, Michigan is known famously as the "Motor City." Its rich Mexican history, however, is not so well known. Maria Cotera wants that to change. ...

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Mental Menudo: In Celebration of Artist Gilbert "Magu" Lujan

Karen Atkinson | Posted 09.26.2011 | Arts

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Gilbert "Magu" Lujan died this last weekend of cancer, just before a benefit was to take place to raise money for his health care. Magu was an important artist not only here in Los Angeles, but for most everyone he came in contact with.