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MX 21-Resistance, Reaffirmation & Resilience Exhibition

Online17 September 2021 - 17 February 2022
MX 21-Resistance, Reaffirmation & Resilience Exhibition

MX 21-Resistance, Reaffirmation & Resilience Exhibition

The exhibition MX 21-Resistance, Reaffirmation & Resilience is divided into three sections: Resistance, Reaffirmation, and Resilience. Resistance refers to the Original Peoples resisting the Spanish invasion and occupation of Mexico, which was really not “conquered.” Reaffirmation speaks to affirming the unique history and cultural diversity of our shared heritage. Resilience represents the on-going evolution of Mexicans, Mexican Americans, and other Latinx peoples, despite and because of struggles to achieve liberty, social justice, and plurality. Invited artists respond to these themes to help the public better understand and appreciate how Mexico’s history has impacted and inspired our shared U.S.- Mexico cultural history in the Americas, as Mexicans, Mexican Americans, and Latinx peoples.

Participating artists include Luis Abreux, Santa Barraza, Cande Aguilar, Angel Cabrales, Tomas Filsinger, Eduardo Garcia, Tita Griesbach, Mari Hernandez, Michael Menchaca, Delilah Montoya, Juan Navarrete, Yelaine Rodriguez, Sergio Sanchez Santamaria, Andy Villarreal, “Kill Joy”, and artwork from the Mexic-Arte Museum Permanent Collection.

Monday-Thuersday 10 am - 6 pm

Friday & Saturday 10 am - 5 pm

Sunday Noon - 5 pm

Mexic-Arte Museum

419 Congress Ave

Austin, Texas

https://mexic-artemuseum.org/event/mx-21-resistance-reaffirmation-resilience-exhibition/

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