News
Remezcla reported on Ely Guerra's visit to a UCLA class as part of her 2015-16 UC Regents' Lecturer appointment.
BroadwayWorld Los Angeles announced Dr. Chantal Rodriguez as a Sherwood Award finalist.
UCLA Newsroom reported on professor Leo Estrada's service in leading the Academic Senate.
NBC Los Angeles reported on the murals of artist Sergio Hernandez, and their connection to the community, as part of Hispanic Heritage Month.
CSRC to co-host UC Regents' Lecturer and Mexican singer-songwriter Ely Guerra, CSRC in the media, new exhibitions with CSRC collections, upcoming events, a dissertation fellowship opportunity, and more! (Photo: Ely Guerra by Noé Hernández R.)
The Los Angeles Times reported on the UCLA Film & Television Archive's Festival of Preservation, which includes a screening of Please, Don't Bury Me Alive/Por Favor, No Me Entierren Vivo! In the late 1990s, the CSRC recovered and restored this film in collaboration with the UCLA Film and Television Archive.
MEDIA: "Breaking Boundaries: First Chicano Filmmaker to Screen ‘Run, Tecato, Run’ Saturday, Sept. 26
The Monitor reported on CSRC director Chon Noriega discussing Chicano filmmaker Efrain Gutierrez's works in anticipation of a screening of Run, Tecato, Run in McAllen, TX. The CSRC recovered and restored this film in collaboration with the UCLA Film and Television Archive.
Mixed-media artist and CSRC digital support staff Christopher Velasco discussed his photographic work in the publication Zócalo Public Square. In early 2014, the CSRC hosted his solo exhibition, You Found Me, featuring Velasco's photographs of abandoned shopping carts.
Marcelo M. Suárez-Orozco, dean of UCLA’s Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, and Carola Suárez-Orozco, professor of education at UCLA, published an opinion piece on September 10 in U.S. News & World Report regarding immigration rhetoric.
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has published an “Art Museum Staff Demographic Survey” citing its undergraduate curatorial fellowship pilot program as an effort toward making “the country’s art museums more representative of the growing diversity of the American people.”