News
The essay "Encuentros: Rethinking America through Artistic Exchange" by CSRC Director Chon Noriega highlights the A Ver project at the CSRC as one of the ways recent attention to Mexican American art is attempting to "expand the foundation on which we can base a history of American art that considers America as both nation and continent"
American Art, Summer 2012
Book review of several Pacific Standard Time catalogs, including L.A. Xicano
Art Journal, Spring 2012
Independent curator and writer Lucia Sanroman discusses L.A. Xicano and other Pacific Standard Time exhibitions that sought to generate new narratives about Los Angeles art history.
Art Journal, Spring 2012
Article recommends CSRC Press publication Malaquias Montoya by Terezita Romo.
UC Davis News and Information, June 28, 2012
Discusses the art of Ramiro Gomez Jr., whose work is being digitally archived by the CSRC.
Los Angeles Times, June 4, 2012
Last month, the Census Bureau reported that of all births in the United States between July 2010 and July 2011, 50.4 percent were children born to Latino, Asian, African American, or mixed-race parents.
Designates the exhibition catalog as "highly recommended" for college classes and general readers
Choice, June 2012
The blog Racialicious published a commentary on the current percentages of Latinos and Chicanos with doctoral degrees.
Michael Sedano writes about the CSRC book event featuring Alurista on the occasion of the republishing of Floricanto en Aztlán by the CSRC Press
La Bloga, May 15, 2009