Browse Exhibits (4 total)
Platforming Immigrant Voices in Texas Music
Whether through festivals, local venues, performance media, or self-advocacy, this exhibit examines the process by which Mexican-American Texan musicians strove to make their voices heard. These avenues of platforming lead the way for future generations of Tejano and folk musicians, whilst cementing these creators' voices among the culturally rich sounds that define Texas music.
Threads of Revolution: Latin@ Feminist Thought and Activism in the Americas
An exhibit that examines samples of Latin@ feminist thought and activism throughout the United States and Latin America, and its role in spearheading change.
Identifying “Home” in Disrupted Narratives
An exhibit that examines the concept of home as it relates to five varied populations and communities that have been forced to reconcile with an altered sense of belonging.
Credits:
Hamza Bouderdaben, Aidan Ellis, Caroline Henderson, An Le, Katie McGhee
Otherness in America
This exhibit draws from the cultures, histories, and perceived “otherness” of a diverse array of minorities and communities in the United States. Experience the power of presentation and storytelling through the eyes of Latinos, Indigenous individuals, and Jews by seeing how they interact with hegemonic institutions in America and greater society.
Credits: Cooper Shawl, Carson McNabb, Leona Mariel Hernandez, Lila Katz