Award Winning Documentary: Equal Means Equal (Igual Es Igual)

World Premiere of the award-winning documentary, Equal Means Equal (Igual Es Igual) Spanish Screening Friday Evening 6:00 PM Plaza De Coltura Y Artes 501 North Main Street Los Angeles, CA 90012 Join in for a night of film, dance, art exhibit, food, vendors and most importantly of all education and empowerment for the Los Angeles... Continue Reading →

Celebrating Women Herstory Month: “Hija de la Chingada” by Cindy Crystal Gonzalez

“Hija de la Chingada Y Que”             “Estas carnes indias que despreciamos nosotros los Mexicanos asi como despreciamos condenamos a nuestra madre, Malinalli. Nos condenamos a nosotros mismos. Esta raza vencida, enemigo cuerpo”. Gloria Anzaldúa “Traidora, Traitor….” These were the words I heard from my tias when La Malinche would come up in conversation. I... Continue Reading →

Visiting St. Charles Parochial School in San Carlos Apache Rez with Sister Ruth

On November 13, 2016 I had the honor to walk thru the doors of the Saint Charles Parochial School which is located in San Carlos Apache Reservation in Arizona. First of all, I want to thank artist Paul Daniel for allowing to be a part of your journey; this place changed my life forever. I... Continue Reading →

Coming Soon! Exclusive Sitdown with Photographer Wendy Random Chavez.

Los Angeles is such a beautiful canvas in which you can make any dream come true, any ambition, it is so diverse and rich in cultures that so many realities and stories are untold underneath the historical Downtown skyline but we are so lucky to have photographers who are willing to walk the streets and shoot... Continue Reading →

SKA Crew; An Exclusive Sit Down with Legendary Los Angeles Graffiti Family

"We are one love, one brotherhood, family, a powerhouse, a dynasty...SKA MOBB!!  We came together from all walks of life. We stay together sharing one passion ...the love of art and Graff. Expressing it in all our individual ways making up a team that is unstoppable!! It's an honor to be from a crew that's... Continue Reading →

Mami Wata & Sonji Mariposa “An eternal balance”

Ancient Africa had many water spirits before colonization; among the beliefs and traditions honoring Mami Wata; the African water spirit also known as the African mermaid she has been depicted in many art forms and this research will focus on paintings. To embrace these old traditions with contemporary art work I will compare Mami Wata’s... Continue Reading →

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