Latino Cultural Arts Center
News
Stories, updates and announcements from the Latino Cultural Arts Center.
Artists & Collection ·
Cruising in Denver With Photographer Juan Fuentes
Juan Fuentes documents everyday life in Denver's barrios. The LCAC acquired a collection of his photographs for its future museum.
Artists & Collection ·
The Sombrero: An Iconic Symbol of Mexican Culture
The sombrero as an iconic symbol of Mexican culture, from the Latino Cultural Arts Center's private collection.
Las Bodegas ·
Apply Now: LCAC Artist Training Program
The LCAC's first artist training program for Latinx artists in metro Denver offers capacity-building workshops for a cohort of 10 interdisciplinary artists.
Updates & Newsletters ·
Spring 2020 LCAC Project Update
The Latino Cultural Arts Center's Spring 2020 project update.
Artists & Collection ·
Rare Photographs of Frida Kahlo in the LCAC Collection
Rare Frida Kahlo photographs from the Abarca Family Collection, part of the most extensive collection of its kind in the Rocky Mountain region.
Updates & Newsletters ·
LCAC Awarded a Bonfils-Stanton Foundation DEI Opportunity Grant
Funded in part by the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation, a new workshop series will train a cohort of 10 Latinx artists in marketing, proposal writing, public speaking, and more.
Events & Exhibitions ·
Local Artists in 1st Hecho en Colorado Coloring Book
New drawings by six more Colorado Latinx artists join the Hecho en Colorado Coloring Book, made to bring creativity to the community while schools and cultural institutions are closed.
Events & Exhibitions ·
The First Hecho en Colorado Coloring Book
The first coloring book of Colorado-based Latinx artists now has 19 pages, with new drawings from Quintín González, Arlette Lucero, Stevon Lucero, Emanuel Martínez, and Armando Silva.
Events & Exhibitions ·
A New Round of Artists Featured in the Hecho en Colorado Coloring Book
A week after launch, the Hecho en Colorado coloring book returns with a second installment from Colorado-based Latinx artists. Download it from the LCAC homepage.
Events & Exhibitions ·
The First Coloring Book Featuring Artists from the Latino Cultural Arts Center's Collection
The LCAC's first coloring book features Colorado artists from its collection ahead of Hecho en Colorado, its upcoming exhibition with History Colorado.
Hijos del Sol ·
Women of Chiapas are Weaving for Justice
Maya women weavers in Chiapas keep their language, lands and ancestral backstrap-loom traditions alive with support from Weaving for Justice.
Updates & Newsletters ·
Welcome Joyce Sanchez to the LCAC Team
A longtime community mentor, including in Sun Valley, Joyce Sanchez now supports the development of LCAC programs.