Cheech Collects: Anniversary Edition
鈥漀ews from the front鈥 is the unifying theme in Cheech Collects, the cornerstone exhibition at The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture of the Riverside Art Museum designed to be updated annually. The latest iteration of Cheech Collects offers nearly 90 artworks by almost 40 artists drawn from Cheech Marin鈥檚 gift of more than 500 works to the Riverside Art Museum, loans from his personal collection, and a recent acquisition by Riverside Art Museum.
Building upon the foundation of its inaugural edition, the latest iteration of the exhibition features bold and vibrant works, reflecting a wide range of Chicana/o/x experiences. Depicting physical neighborhoods, social gatherings, and critical events, the exhibition reveals a phenomenon that Marin refers to as 鈥渘ews from the front.鈥 In line with the museum鈥檚 deep commitment to continue growing the collection, the exhibition features some newly acquired works to The Cheech Center Collection from other donors, while keeping many of the notable, historical works that have drawn people from across the country to The Cheech in its inaugural year.
The exhibition also marks the launch of The Cheech鈥檚 first research initiative designed to give more insight into the artists, their work, and their invaluable contributions to American Art History. In addition, it is expected to inform Riverside Art Museum on future acquisitions. Overwhelmingly, visitors and supporters of The Cheech have said that the center 鈥渇eels like home鈥 鈥 a space that embraces the cultural production and contributions of Chicanas/os/x. The Cheech will continue to honor communities that, though rarely represented as such in mainstream museum spaces, are deeply artistically meaningful.
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鈥漀ews from the front鈥 is the unifying theme in Cheech Collects, the cornerstone exhibition at The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture of the Riverside Art Museum designed to be updated annually. The latest iteration of Cheech Collects offers nearly 90 artworks by almost 40 artists drawn from Cheech Marin鈥檚 gift of more than 500 works to the Riverside Art Museum, loans from his personal collection, and a recent acquisition by Riverside Art Museum.
Building upon the foundation of its inaugural edition, the latest iteration of the exhibition features bold and vibrant works, reflecting a wide range of Chicana/o/x experiences. Depicting physical neighborhoods, social gatherings, and critical events, the exhibition reveals a phenomenon that Marin refers to as 鈥渘ews from the front.鈥 In line with the museum鈥檚 deep commitment to continue growing the collection, the exhibition features some newly acquired works to The Cheech Center Collection from other donors, while keeping many of the notable, historical works that have drawn people from across the country to The Cheech in its inaugural year.
The exhibition also marks the launch of The Cheech鈥檚 first research initiative designed to give more insight into the artists, their work, and their invaluable contributions to American Art History. In addition, it is expected to inform Riverside Art Museum on future acquisitions. Overwhelmingly, visitors and supporters of The Cheech have said that the center 鈥渇eels like home鈥 鈥 a space that embraces the cultural production and contributions of Chicanas/os/x. The Cheech will continue to honor communities that, though rarely represented as such in mainstream museum spaces, are deeply artistically meaningful.
Artists on show
- Adán Hernández
- Alex Rubio
- Alfredo de Batuc
- Asco
- Benito Huerta
- Cande Aguilar
- Carlos Almaraz
- Carlos Donjuan
- Chaz Bojórquez
- David Botello
- Eduardo Carrillo
- Eloy Torrez
- Emmanuel Galvez
- Francisco Palomares
- Frank Romero
- Gaspar Enríquez
- George Yepes
- Gilbert "Magú" Luján
- Jacinto Guevara
- Jaime Zacarias Germs
- John M. Valádez
- José Montoya
- Leo Límon
- Margaret García
- Marta Sánchez
- Michael Alvarez
- Patssi Valdez
- Paul Valadez
- Ricardo Ruiz
- Roberto Gutierrez
- Shizu Saldamando
- Sonia Romero
- Wayne Alaniz Healy
- Wenceslao Quiroz
- Yolanda Gonzalez
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