Family, Community, Country: The Nell and Phil Soto Story
Family, Community, Country: The Nell and Phil Soto Story celebrates the lives and careers of Nell and Philip L. Soto.
Library Exhibitions
Rotating exhibitions drawn from CSRC collections are on display inside the library and in the vitrine near the front entrance. All exhibitions are free to the public and viewable during regular library hours.
The 1968 Walkouts: Selections from UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center Collections
Historically, Chicana/o social movements have addressed an array of educational issues impacting communities across the United States.
Casos de Justicia: The Los Angeles Street Vendor Movement
Casos de Justicia: The Los Angeles Street Vendor Movement is a CSRC Library exhibition curated by LeighAnna Hidalgo.
Raphael Montañez Ortiz: Shred Your Worries and Other Destructions
Raphael Montañez Ortiz highlights three works that the multimedia artist created for the LA Art Show in January 2017.
Taking to the Streets: Art in Public Space
Taking to the Streets highlights selections from the CSRC’s archival holdings as well as previous projects that utilize public space.
Selections from Star Montana: Tear Drops & Three Dots
Exposing states of sensitivity, loss, and salvation, Star Montana reassembles her family history through emotions associated with poverty.
Mexican Surf and Turf: Mexicano Cultural Continuity in West Los Angeles Through Surfing and Soccer
This exhibition considers the role of surfing and soccer activities in the Mexican community of West Los Angeles.
Selections from the Grace Montañez Davis Papers, 1940-1990
Grace Montañez Davis is the first Mexican American woman to serve as deputy mayor of Los Angeles.
Untamed: Cultivating Collaboration in Arts, Activism, and Scholarship
This pop-up gallery installation features works by contributors to the first edition of bozalta.