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Toni Sanchez tells columnist David Allen that she is amazed at getting Amazon's attention from her piece, "Burn Them All Down," at The Cheech.

Toni Sanchez tells columnist David Allen that she is amazed at getting Amazon's attention from her piece, "Burn Them All Down," at The Cheech.

Toni Sanchez tells columnist David Allen that she is amazed at getting Amazon's attention from her piece, "Burn Them All Down," at The Cheech.

A leaked document shows how Amazon cultivates support from nonprofits and politicians in its fight against environmental regulations and labor organizers in the Inland Empire.

Amazon won't donate to the Cheech museum after it displayed anti-warehouse artwork, the memo also states.

In the first two years of the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art and Culture’s existence, e-commerce giant Amazon.com was happy to contribute funds to the much-lauded Riverside, California, facility.

Logistics industry is focus of fierce show at Riverside's The Cheech. One anti-Amazon piece is titled "Burn Them All Down." The artist tells columnist David Allen: "It's really inspired by my anger."

Exhibit by local artists includes photography, paintings, sound collage and more. Columnist David Allen trucks on over.

Exhibit by local artists includes photography, paintings, sound collage and more. Columnist David Allen trucks on over.

Exhibit by local artists includes photography, paintings, sound collage and more. Columnist David Allen trucks on over.