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Even though the cage is made of gold, it's still a prison
Recreation of Liliana Wilson's artwork on a postcard by Mexic Arte Museum
Where are our Heros?
The desire of Mexican-American children to be treated as equals.
Foot Painter: "THIS CRIPPLE HAS LEARNED TO OVERCOME HIS HANDICAP" from The Care, Cure, And Education Of The Crippled Child
A man shown using adaptive painting techniques. He is painting with his feet. From the book The Care, Cure, And Education Of The Crippled Child with original caption: "THIS CRIPPLE HAS LEARNED TO OVERCOME HIS HANDICAP"
Ofrenda: Liliana Wilson's Art of Dissidence and Dreams
annotated publication review sample, 2015
Collection of sketches and drawings, some finished and not finished, depicting issues of social justice, immigration, and feminism.
All-Negro Comics: Hep Chicks on Parade
"All-Negro Comics" is an all black comic book that showcases a range of black talent through adventurous storytelling. Created in 1947, the founder Orrin C. Evans began cultivating this item in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This comic praises black…