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The Pot Guiding The People @elciclopemiope
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The art of strike
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"Shovels for pistols" at the Lyon Biennale, 2009. Via Wikipedia. 
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The alchemy of a gun
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Artist Tom Kiefer has collected thousands of objects thrown by ICE agents to the trash and that tell the story of anonymous migrants.
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The story behind an object
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Vallejo's series "Brown Oscars" reflects the lack of visibility of racialized people in Hollywood. 
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A Mexican Elvis Presley?
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The great forerunner of Muralism, Jose Clemente Orozco, was the master of Jackson Pollock.  Photo: Adam Berry/Getty Images.
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Murals against walls
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Google digitizes artworks in Puerto Rico for 1st time. AP
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Google preserves Puerto Rico
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The San Antonio artist Arthur Alaquinez did a realistic and sweet tribute to the Mexican diva near the 25th anniversary of her death.  
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The Queen of Dia de Muertos
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For LechedeVirgen, insects are a symbol of life itself. Photo: Herani Enríquez Amaya 
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The sick are not to blame
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One of the sculptures, by José Lemus, on display as part of the Vidas Suspendidas/Suspended Lives exhibition at Philadelphia's Magic Gardens through Nov. 18. Photo: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
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Suspended Lives
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This Colombian artist put a cross for each migrant died in the desert.
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900 crosses vs 3000 heroes
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What do Mexico and U.S. have in common besides a border? The Latinx identities and the migration experience are the core of the sixth Lit-Luz Festival of Chicago.http://m.facebook.com/events/2135563263414264/?ti=wa
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Mexico vs U.S. Yes, Art can.
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Adrian Esparza, "Wake and Wonder Americana." Photo courtesy of: Latinx Art museums and PAMM
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Latinx Art in Miami
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A visitor stands in front of the work 'Paja prensada a la X' during the exhibition 'Poetics of Democracy. Images and Counter-Images of the Transition' at the Reina Sofia Museum in Madrid, Spain, Dec. 3, 2018. EPA-EFE/Chema Moya
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Spain's 1970s counter…
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A giant snail sculpture as part of the giant animal figures scattered around the Chilean capital of Santiago Chile (Chile). Oct. 25, 2018.
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Art for Sustainability
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Miserain Rodriguez Soto (Photo: Sara Manzano-Díaz)
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WINDOW INTO POP'S WORLD
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Photo of the military coup in Chile on Sept. 11, 1973, provided by Penn's Latin American and Latino Studies (LALS) program. 
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THE OTHER 9/11
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LATINO ART IN ALLENTOWN
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Artists who will be a part of the Women's Mobile Museum. (Photo: Philadelphia Photo Arts Center.)
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Raising women's voices in…
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The Latin American-inspired womenswear brand Americae launched its floral pop-up wall experience yesterday at Juniper and Chestnut Streets. Greta Anderson / AL DÍA News
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Reality Is Extraordinary
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Molding the future
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A NEW EXHIBITION
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Kobra unveils new mural
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Con su instalación de tejidos y bordados en los Jardines Mágicos de Filadelfia, artista mexicana Ornella Ridone explora el consumismo y la relación entre EE.UU. y México. Foto: Emily Neil / AL DÍA News
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Allá Abajo / Down Below
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Photograph provided May 6, 2018, showing Jose Luis Santos boiling pieces of jonote tree bark, the raw material of amate paper in San Pablito, Mexico, Apr. 18, 2018. EPA-EFE/Francisco Guasco
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AN ANCIENT METHOD
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Colombian artist Jorge Julian Aristizabal speaks about one of his works at the Bogota International Art Fair on Oct. 29, 2017. EFE/Mauricio Dueñas Castañeda
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Colombian artist makes…
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"We Are Human Beings" installed in front of the ICE building in Philadelphia. A work by Latino artist Michelle Angela Ortiz. Photo Credit: Steve Weinik
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Philly Latino artist wins…
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One of the photographic works exhibited in the exhibition "Sex Symbol" in the Carpenter Studios gallery in Philadelphia. The work is by the artist Nancy Hellebrand, in collaboration with Shira Yudkoff. The artist lives and works in Philadelphia. Photo of Carpenter Studios.
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Who doesn’t want to be a…
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Hundreds of people gathered at the Fillmore to take part of the 2017 Wall Ball celebration.  Photo: Peter Fitzpatrick/AL DIA News
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Pedro Ramos, President and…
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The Philadelphia Museum of Art is adding 23,000 square feet of gallery space for a revamped art museum. 
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Philadelphia Art Museum to…
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Oscar Lopez Rivera.
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Painting for Freedom:…