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In celebration of its 40th anniversary, the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts’ (MCCLA) upcoming exhibition, “Here Now: Where We Stand,” will pay tribute to the community institution’s role in providing historically marginalized artists with an alternative space to present their work.
I grew up in the Mission. And the public works of the internationally renowned artist,…
On Friday, Dec. 2, despite the tireless efforts of firefighters, the Oakland warehouse-turned artist space…
Almost every morning, Anthony Holdsworth takes a jog in Bernal Heights, returns to read the…
Yerba Buena Gardens—the arts district named for the Spanish and Mexican settlement that would eventually…
The artist restoring his iconic mural at age 80
If you’ve walked by the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts (MCCLA) over the last…