August 27 – November 15, 2014 Work by Carlos Donjuan, Hector Hernandez, Dulce Pinzón, & Rio Yañez Curated by Joey Reyes MACLA opened its 2014-15 season with UNMASKED, an exhibition on real and re-imagined superheroes. Diversity has come to comic books. As women and minority consumption of comic books and graphic novels has risen, so
NOVELAS, LOVE AND OTHER ADVENTURES Work by Jaime Hernandez, Favianna Rodriguez, Rio Yañez, and Mayra Ramirez January 26–March 26, 2011 This exhibition presents graphic works and comic storytelling exploring the sub-culture of Latino barrio life, American punk and 80’s rock music, along with complex female protagonists.
CULTURAL DISJUNCTURE Work by Monica Canilao, Diana Cristales-David, Betty A. Davis, Jaime Guerrero, Alejandro Oliva, Mitsy Ávila Ovalles, Rio Yañez in collaboration with Maya Escobar November 6, 2009–January 2, 2010 Contemporary nomads, cultural disparity and invisible labor are explored in this group exhibition, which features sculpture, works on paper, and installation. These emerging artists’ work
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