#hispanicheritagemonth

[uwmarchives]

New Exhibit: The Art of Organizing in Latinx Milwaukee

UWM Archives is celebrating Latine Heritage Month with a new pop-up exhibit: “The Art of Organizing in Latinx Milwaukee.”

Featuring posters, photos, illustrations, and more, the exhibit highlights the range and dynamism of Latinx organizing in Milwaukee since the 1960s. Drawing especially on posters from the important local immigrant and workers’ rights organization Voces de la Frontera, the exhibit explores how Latinx organizers have developed a distinctive visual culture of protest as a key mode of expression for the movement’s politics and vision. A selection of historic film footage drawn from the WTMJ News Archive also dramatizes how the contemporary work of Voces organizers sits within a longer tradition of Latinx organizing.

Pictured here are three selections from the Voces de la Frontera Records (UWM Mss 356) featured in the exhibit, including poster prints by Favianna Rodriguez and John Fleissner, and a photograph captioned “Mother, Child, Labor Law.” We’ll continue to feature highlights from the exhibit as we move through the month.

Stop by the UWM Archives exhibit space to learn more, and be sure to check out related exhibits in @uwmspeccoll and AGSL, too! All three divisions of UWM Distinctive Collections will be participating in Doors Open tomorrow, Saturday, September 28, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Voces de la Frontera records, UWM Mss 356, oversize folder 1; Accession 2023-043, oversize folder 1; UWM Mss 356, Box 1, Folder 48.

–Eli

[harvardfineartslib]

This year, we were thrilled to see María Berrío’s work at the ICA Boston. Berrío (born 1982) crafts her large-scale collage paintings through a unique, meticulous process of collaging torn pieces of Japanese paper with watercolor to create riveting, magical scenes. Some of the images in this post are from her exhibit at the ICA Boston.

Born in Bogotá, Columbia, María Berrío is a visual artist working in Brooklyn, New York. She grew up between a house in Bogotá and a farm in the Colombian countryside. Berrío came to the United States at the age eighteen to attend Parsons School of Design for her BFA, later completing her MFA at the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan in 2007.

Berrío’s large-scale works reflect on cross-cultural connections and global migration, often highlighting  women and children. She draws inspiration from her childhood memories and South American cultural roots and landscapes.

“Much of Berrío’s work centers on the themes of women’s resilience, immigration, and climate awareness. Elegantly intertwining these three concepts throughout her art, Berrío delves into the complexities of womanhood by showing the struggles, triumphs, and challenges that women face both in private spaces and in nature. Women and children are her primary subjects, and her own personal relationships with the environment and the landscape help shape her artistic approach.” (p.109, “María Berrío: Constructing a Community of Courageous Women through Collage”)

Image 1: Ozymandias, 2022 at ICA Boston

Image 2: Under Thatch and Autumn Star, 2022 at ICA Boston

Image 3: The Conference of the Sparrows, 2023 at ICA Boston

Image 4: María Berrío in her Brooklyn studio, NY (from “We are here: visionaries of color transforming the art world”)

María Berrío: Constructing a Community of Courageous Women through Collage Cushman, Emily COLLEGE PK: Feminist Studies, Inc Feminist studies, 2022, Vol.48 (1), p.108-132

We are here : visionaries of color transforming the art world Hernandez, Jasmin [(author, interviewer)] New York: Abrams, 2021. English 2021 HOLLIS number: 99155702467103941

[elceetheporcupine]

Bomba Coco- Hispanic Heritage

Here's what I've been practicing with! I've recently started learning how to use Illustrator, so I made my sketch into a simple graphic. Next time I'll get the quality to look better the more I practice. Bomba Coco is a Hazbin OC sinner, but she honestly works on her own like this.

Posted using PostyBirb

[citizenzombieproductions]

Charro Pedro

Happy Hispanic heritage month from me.

Art done in Adobe Illustrator CS5.1 & Adobe Photoshop CS5.1

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

[whenweallvote]

👏 !Juntos somos más! 👏

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month like our Co-Chair Becky G — check your voter registration at weall.vote/check and remind 3 friends to do the same!

Celebra #ElMesDeLaHerenciaHispana como Becky G — verifica el estado de tu registración como votante en weall.vote/espanol y recuérdales a 3 amigxs hacer lo mismo.

[rocky-tops-blog]

"Rock Solid Heritage: Celebrating Hispanic Culture!" Rocky Tops Custom Countertops proudly celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month! We honor the rich culture, artistry, and contributions of the Hispanic community, which add strength and beauty to our world—just like our countertops. Join us in embracing the traditions and stories that shape our lives. Let’s celebrate culture and craftsmanship, one countertop at a time.

[crowecounters]

"Countertops & Cultura: Honoring Hispanic Heritage!" Crowe Custom Countertops proudly celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month! We honor the rich culture, artistry, and contributions of the Hispanic community, which add beauty and resilience to our world—just like our custom countertops. Join us in recognizing the traditions and stories that shape our lives. Let’s celebrate culture and craftsmanship, one countertop at a time.

[gcountertop]

"Granite with a Latin Flair: Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month!" At Granite Countertop Warehouse, we're proud to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month! This month, we honor the rich cultural contributions and vibrant traditions of the Hispanic community. Just like a beautifully crafted granite countertop, Hispanic culture adds strength, warmth, and character to our everyday lives. Join us in recognizing the artistry, passion, and history that shape our diverse world—because every home deserves a touch of elegance, and every story deserves to be celebrated.

[sgcruz21-blog]

(via Honoring Freddy Fender: An Exhibit Celebrating a Cultural Icon's Enduring Legacy)

[suramed-health-center]

🌟 We love when our patients celebrate their rich heritage and culture! 💃🕺 Each story inspires us, and we're proud to be a part of this diverse community. Tell us how you're celebrating #HispanicHeritageMonth! 🇲🇽🇨🇺🇩🇴🇵🇷

[visionproductions2008]

✨In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we reimagined Emily and Sera from Hazbin Hotel as majestic guardians of the Land of the Remembered, blending the vibrant colors and rich culture of Día de los Muertos! 🕯️💀 Their roles as protectors of memory and celebration reflect the spirit of honoring those who came before us. Huge thanks to @marikal199 for bringing this vision to life with such stunning artwork! 🎨🌹

[migueldelaguila]

🎶✨  Join us tonight as the Atlantic Collective celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month in New York City! It’ll be a special evening of great music including Miguel del Aguila’s work MALAMBO for bassoon and strings

🗓️ 9/22/2024 at 8 PM 

📍 Christ & St. Stephen’s Church, New York, NY

See you there! 🌎❤️

Info: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/music-for-hispanic-heritage-month-tickets-1002498619357?aff=oddtdtcreator

[citizenzombieproductions]

Catalina Soldadera

Happy Hispanic Heritage Month

Art done in Adobe Illustrator CS5.1 & Adobe Photoshop CS5.1

[latinolibre]

Mes de la Herencia Hispana 🥳😊 Del 15 de septiembre al 15 de octubre se celebra y recuerda la importancia de las múltiples y diversas culturas que habitan en este mismo país, reconociendo las contribuciones e influencias hispanas en los Estados Unidos ¡Vaya, que privilegiados somos!