Young Workers Rising: Demonstrating a Movement for Better Wages
Young Workers Rising: Demonstrating a Movement for Better Wages features photographs that focus on labor organizing among young workers.
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.
Make ’Em All Mexican: Works by Linda Vallejo
The work of Los Angeles artist Linda Vallejo is featured in a new exhibition at the CSRC Library.
That’s Entertainment: Dan Guerrero and the Making of a Hollywood Original
That’s Entertainment centers on the life of a man named “one of the 25 most powerful Latinos in Hollywood.”
Embodied Aesthetics: 30 Years of Chicana and Women of Color Printmakers at the Self Help Graphics Atelier
Embodied Aesthetics surveys the visual imaginary created by Chicanas and women of color printmakers at Self Help Graphics from 1980-2010.
You Found Me: Photographs by Christopher Anthony Velasco
The UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center is pleased to present You Found Me: Photographs by Christopher Anthony Velasco.
Sal Castro: Legacy of a Teacher
The UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center is pleased to present Sal Castro: Legacy of a Teacher.
Mujeres in the Movement for Chicana/o Studies at UCLA
Please join us for a 20th anniversary celebration of the hunger strike at UCLA.
Chican@s (re)Imagining Zapata
Chican@s (re)Imagining Zapata examines the iconography of Emiliano Zapata in prints, posters, and newspapers.
Ramiro Gomez: Luxury, Interrupted
Ramiro Gomez is a young artist who portrays Latino domestic workers employed in affluent Los Angeles neighborhoods.