ChimMaya Gallery Closes its Doors.

La Murralla (2019) will be exhibited in ChimMaya’s closing show.
Sadly, due to health matters Steven & Dan will be closing their beautiful gallery in East LA called ChimMaya. The final group exhibit will include Victoria Delgadillo and countless of other artist friends from the eastside. There are many special closing events and sales scheduled, check their website (listed below) for more information. The final group exhibit will open on Sunday, October 13, 3-7pm. Come say hello to many renowned ELA artists and help the community bid a bitter-sweet farewell to Steven & Dan for their many years of support to all eastside artists. They will be deeply missed. More details at ChimMaya’s website here
ChimMaya Gallery, 5283 E Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 92200
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CALAFIA: Manefesting the Terrestrial Paradise Continues! Artists from Mexico will be displaying their work at the Armory Center for the Arts in Pasadena, California starting October 5 and through January 2020.
Switching territories, “Califas” will screen in Tijuana starting in December 2019–exact date and time to be announced–soon. In addition, co-Directors/Producers of “Califas,” Raul Baltazar and Victoria Delgadillo will host an Instagram afternoon of dress up, laughs and reinterpretations of the conquest in Tijuana–also date to be announced here. Read more
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Nuestras Historias: Stories of Mexican Identity from the Permanent Collection is open year round. Plan a visit Victoria Delgadillo’s painting of Laura Berenice, a disappeared young woman of Ciudad Juarez is in this permanent exhibit and museum collection. View the exhibit at Galería Gilberto & Dolores Cárdenas, The National Museum of Mexican Art, 1852 West 19th Street, Chicago, IL 60608. read more
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Just Added! To the Library of Congress
34 of Victoria’s artwork images are inducted into the Library of Congress digital archive read more