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  3. Artist Panel | Chicana Photographers LA!

    Join us for an artist panel and reception for “Chicana Photographers LA!“ Join us in the CCP auditorium for a panel moderated by exhibition curator Sybil Venegas featuring artists Amina Cruz, Christina Fernandez, and Star Montana.  Artist Panel (registration required)2-3pCCP Auditorium Reception3:00-5:00 p.m.CCP Lobby “Chicana Photographers LA!” features the work of five Chicana artists from Los Angeles […]

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  4. Louis Carlos Bernal Community Celebration

    Saturday, Oct. 12, is “Louis Carlos Bernal Day” in Tucson and the Center for Creative Photography is hosting a free Community Celebration to mark the occasion at the University of Arizona. Saturday, Oct. 12 Enjoy live music performances by Mizskoden and Conjunto LaPira, and portraits by Linus and other talented artists. And #foodtrucks on site. […]

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  5. Opening Reception | Louis Carlos Bernal: Retrospectiva

    Join us for an opening celebration of Louis Carlos Bernal: Retrospectiva, beginning with a lecture by curator Elizabeth Ferrer at 6p. Admission is free. Seating is limited, advanced registration is required. Ferrer’s talk will also be streamed live. 6-7p … Curator Talk7-8p … Book Signing7-9p … Reception After the talk at 7p, Ferrer and Becky Senf, CCP’s chief […]

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  7. Chicana Photographers LA!

    Chicana Photographers LA! features the work of five Chicana artists from Los Angeles who share common concerns about families, neighborhoods, sacred spaces, and body and identity politics. From Christina Fernandez’ suburban landscapes to Sandra de la Loza’s archaeological ruins of a beloved neighborhood to the situated biographical and autobiographical portraits by Laura Aguilar (1959–2018), Amina Cruz, […]

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  8. Louis Carlos Bernal: Retrospectiva

    The Center for Creative Photography presents “Louis Carlos Bernal: Retrospectiva,” featuring the photographic work of a pioneering Chicano photographer and Tucson legend. The Center at the University of Arizona preserves the Louis Carlos Bernal Archive, including fine prints, project records, correspondence, and clippings. This exhibition will include photographs made in Southwestern barrio communities and include […]

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