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Arnold Puentes is one of the driving forces behind the exhibit “On the Fringe,” which is on display at La Fonda del Bosque at the National Hispanic Cultural Center. The exhibit runs through May 31 and will feature about 40 pieces.
The show will run through March 12, 2022, featuring works from 26 city employees.
POLITICO race in america What Arizona’s 2010 Ban on Ethnic Studies Could Mean for the Fight Over Critical Race Theory As states across the country impose new rules on the teaching of history and race in schools, a messy, drawn-out battle over a Mexican American studies program in Tucson could offer a preview of what’s to come. Ryan Velasquez holds up his chains after members of the youth action group United Non-discriminatory Individuals Demanding Our Studies unchained themselves from the chairs at TUSD governing boardroom in Tucson, Ariz., on April 26, 2011. | Photo by Greg Bryan/Arizona...
Lots of love. Love that spreads across the sky in stars that spell out his wife’s name, Anne, last year’s big gesture, created with the help of the planetarium folks at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science. Love that circles the globe in photos of random folks in more than 65 countries who held signs that read “I Love Anne” sent at Anderson’s request. Love that is written in an e.e. cummings poem with 6,500 pebbles, in a giant piñata and paper flowers taller than their South Valley house, in a working carousel in their yard, in a throne fit for a queen.