Visual Communications’ CENTERING THE MASSES
A nine-week series of free pop-up events and programs in the heart of Los Angeles’ Little Tokyo.
FRESNO– Screening of Adios Amor: The Search for Maria Moreno with Q&A with Filmmaker Laurie Coyle and Gilbert Padilla, Subject of Film
FRESNO—Mothers’ Day Mariachi Brunch at Arte Americas
FRESNO—Join a Mother’s Day Mariachi Brunch at Arte Américas. Enjoy brunch at the Plaza Paz. Tickets are available for purchase at the Tiendita, by phone (559.266.2623) or online. The CAMINOS exhibit will be open for those wishing to bring by family and friends. May 12 11:30 am–2 pm Arte Américas 1630 Van Ness Ave Fresno, […]
Tying Together the Local & National History of Voting Rights
An interview with Pajaro Valley Arts, host of the exhibit Your Vote is Your Voice/ ¡Vote! Su Voto es Su Voz.
ENCINITAS—Grand Opening of “Flowers, Farms, and Families” Exhibit
The exhibition includes oral histories collected from residents who made this region the “Flower Capital of the World” in its heyday.
LOS ANGELES—Centering the Masses: Little Manila
Join Visual Communications and Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in Historic Preservation to learn about the history of Filipino Americans in Los Angeles.
CAMPTONVILLE—Presentation: Our Heritage Trees—CANCELLED
Bring a treasured object that reflects your family’s history in Camptonville to this “Historical Show and Tell” event.
FRESNO–CAMINOS Lecture Series with Dr. Alex Saragoza: Hard Won Progress
FRESNO–Dr. Alex Saragoza Plática: Hard Won Progress: Crisis in Mexico and Backlash in the U.S. May 19, 2:00 – 4:00 pm Arte Américas, 1630 Van Ness Ave, Fresno, CA 93721 This project is supported by California Humanities through an Humanities for All Project Grant. This lecture is presented in association with the CAMINOS Exhibition at ARTE AMÉRICAS […]
LOS ANGELES—More than Surviving: API People living with HIV
Listen to Asian Pacific Islander people living with AIDS share their stories of survival.
SAN FRANCISCO—GEOGRAPHIES OF KINSHIP Premiere at CAAMFest
The film reveals the history of international adoption, grounded in the powerful stories of Korean adoptees. The film reveals the repercussions of transnational adoption, exploring issues around identity, family, and nationality.
