Lowriding is more than just cars. It’s about family and culture for Mexican Americans
A movement of expression with origins in Mexican American and Chicano communities, lowriding is an aspect of Latino history ...
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What Was the Chicano Art Movement?
During the 1960s and '70s, Chicano artists mobilized to imagine liberation through a new identity and visual language.
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Chicano street art blends history with practice
OC Note weaves history lessons into his classes to help spread positive messages to the Chicano community through art, ...
From Chicano Park to Japan, Lowrider Culture Booms, Reaching Far Beyond Southwest Origins
Decades since its emergence, lowriding is experiencing a boom, shown by an increase in car shows and conventions nationwide – and even abroad.
Day of the Dead is taking on Halloween traditions, but the sacred holiday is far more than a ‘Mexican Halloween’
Halloween’s influence is transforming popular festivities around Día de los Muertos and its ceremonial customs in rural and ...
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Lowriding is more than just cars. It's about family and culture for Mexican Americans
CHICAGO (AP) — For Luis Martinez, competing in lowriding bike and car competitions is about more than glory and bragging rights. The lowrider clubs in the Chicago area have become like one big ...
Casablanca Spring 2025: Charaf Tajer’s Love Letter to L.A. Swipes Some Inspiration From Chicano Culture
"Pachucos and Pachucas," lowrider cars, Bootsy Collins, Pat Riley, skateboarders and psychedelia were on his mood board.
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Chef Wes Avila On His New Mexican Steakhouse & Why He’ll (Probably) Never Have A Food Truck Again
But as far as being an American born Mexican, Chicano, you didn’t see that. You didn’t see chefs doing that. You didn’t see them setting up like that. So I was, if they can do it ...
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One of the oldest Chicano murals in the country resides in Sacramento. Here’s where
In 2018, the Royal Chicano Air Force and Villa unveiled a three-panel mural inside the Golden 1 Center. In many of their murals, Villa and his colleagues told stories of the Mexican-American struggle.