We're thrilled to see "Becoming Los Angeles", "Kathy Fiscus", and "Preserving Los Angeles" on this excellent list! Thanks, as always, to @MikethePoeTLA and titans of L.A. journalism @LATACO.
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Learned a lot about how ceramics play into helping with mental health and unplugging from the digital world in my latest story for @KCET@KCETArtbound:
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“…there was a social and political awakening that occured within the artists themselves. More and more would claim “Chicano,” a derogatory term that was reappropriated as a term of empowerment and expressing pride towards their Indigenous descent.”
Renowned ceramicist & educator Helen Jean Taylor has not only crafted timeless artworks inspired by colors found in gardens, but also helped her students improve their mental health through the art of throwing clay. Watch #Artbound 10/20 at 9pm on KCET.
Image Credit: A. Meredith
The origins of the Chicano rock sound begin in part with The Eastside Sound from the city of Los Angeles occurring in the late 1950s through the 1960s.
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A pioneer of Chicano rock 'n' roll, Rubén Funkahuatl Guevara recounts his life in music, performance art and activism. Watch #Artbound on the PBS App or here ⬇️
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Aug 22 @ 7pm: “The Paramount: Revealing the History & Cultural Legacy of #BoyleHeights’ Historic Performance Venue” panel & performance [h/t @funkahuatl]. https://t.co/32z8tMLlQm