Elizabeth Ferrer

Elizabeth Ferrer

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Thank you @hyperallergic for inviting me to speak my mind on my decision to remove a portrait of Cesar Chavez from the exhibition. I curated, Chicano Camera Culture: A Photographic History at @thecheechcenter. Link to story in comments. 22 May 2026 🌟 OPENING SOON The Cheech: February 7th – September 6th Riverside Art Museum: February 7th – July 5th 𝘊𝘩𝘪𝘤𝘢𝘯𝘰 𝘊𝘢𝘮𝘦𝘳𝘢 𝘊𝘶𝘭𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘦: 𝘈 𝘗𝘩𝘰𝘵𝘰𝘨𝘳𝘢𝘱𝘩𝘪𝘤 𝘏𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘺, 1966 𝘵𝘰 2026 is the first major survey to examine the depth and evolution of Chicana/o/x lens-based image-making over the past 60 years. Featuring some 150 works by nearly 50 U.S. Chicana/o/x artists, the exhibition traces photography’s role from its activist roots in the 1960s to expansive contemporary expressions today. Traditional and experimental works invite viewers to consider the camera’s enduring role in shaping self-representation, cultural identity, and political expression. Curated by Elizabeth Ferrer @evferrer, the exhibition includes trailblazers such as Louis Carlos Bernal, Luis C. Garza, George Rodriguez, and María Varela, who are presented alongside innovators of the 1980s and 1990s—including Kathy Vargas, Ricardo Valverde, Christina Fernandez, and Ken Gonzales-Day—and contemporary voices Star Montana, Arlene Mejorado, Thalía Gochez, and Eduardo L Rivera. Laura Aguilar @laura_aguilar_photo Max Aguilera-Hellweg Asco Chuy Benitez @chuybenitez Louis Carlos Bernal Robert C. Buitrón @robertcbuitron Freddy Calderon @A.Westside.Story William Camargo @billythecamera Oscar R. Castillo Camilo Cruz @camilocruzarte Christina Fernandez @Cmfrndz Harry Gamboa Jr. @harry_gamboa_jr Miguel A. Gandert Luis C. Garza Thalía Gochez @thaliagochez Ken Gonzales-Day @kengonzalesday Fabián Guerrero Alma Lopez Annie Lopez @annielopezartist Martina Lopez Arlene Mejorado @arimejorado Jesús Manuel Mena Garza @JMMGarza Yulissa Mendoza @yu.lis.sa Star Montana @starmontana Delilah Montoya Lizette Olivas @IEDiaries @LaxAlbondigita Rubén Ortiz-Torres @Desmothernista Chuck Ramirez Daniel Ramos @danielramosphoto Eduardo L Rivera Reynaldo Rivera George Rodriguez Rudy Rodriguez Guadalupe Rosales / Veteranas & Rucas @lupewhat @veteranas_and_rucas Diana Solís Ada Trillo @adatrillophotography John M. Valadez Patssi Valdez Ricardo Valverde Maria Varela Kathy Vargas Yolanda Vasquez Petrocelli Christopher A. Velasco @caver83 Amy Zapata @barrionerd Design by Tony Carranza 29 Jan 2026 Holland Cotter at @nytimes just named Louis Carlos Bernal: Monografia as one of the Best Art Books of 2024. I cannot be more thrilled, and am grateful that this pioneering Chicano photographer is finally getting such important recognition. I’m am enormously thankful to the highly professional and dedicated team that made this publication possible. Many thanks to @beckysenfccp , @tjtubutis Gia Del Pino, and @lizzy___golden at the @cntrforcreativephoto , @brendanembser, Noa Lin, Lauren Van Natten, and @thesarahmeister at @aperturefnd, and many others including the @lucefoundation, @lisabernalbrethour, Duncan Whyte, Elianna Kim, @bernstorffmarietta, @armando.cristeto and George Luna Pena. The book accompanies the exhibition Louis Carlos Bernal: Retrospectiva, on view at CCP in Tucson through March 15. 12 Dec 2024 So happy to return to Paris Photo, where there is an overwhelming amount of photography on view. This view of the space always leaves me in awe. 11 Nov 2026 Beyond the Frame: The Art of Chicano Photography A panel discussion on identity, resistance, and six decades behind the camera. Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026 4 – 5:30 p.m. CT at the National Museum of Mexican Art, Chicago. Join me along with scholar @deannaledezma and photographers @thaliagochez and @pilsenita, and our moderator @joshtfranco in a panel discussing Chicano photography and my book, Chicano Camera Culture. Photograph by Thalia Gochez. Link in bio. 23 Sep 2026 For Hispanic Heritage Month, find fabulous reading recommendations from @pbsbooks and @aupresses to celebrate the history, culture, and contributions of the Latinx community—including LATINX PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE UNITED STATES by @evferrer! Browse the full list at pbsbooks.org/uncovered. Presented by PBS Books and the Association of University Presses, Uncovered is a series that invites audiences to explore the remarkable books, distinguished authors, and compelling ideas published by @aupresses members. 18 Sep 2026 With dear friends @armando.cristeto, @duronveritas, and Espie Valverde after a panel discussion with Chicano and Mexican photographers at the @gettymuseum last evening. We had a wonderful, enthusiastic crowd - thanks to all who attended! 02 Sep 2026 With photographer Yolanda Andrade and gallerist Spencer Throckmorton. We’re all in LA for the opening of exhibitions of Chicano and Mexican photography at the Getty. But first, a wonderful day touring LACMA’s incredible new building. 01 Sep 2026 Chicano Camera Culture will soon close at the Cheech so I’ll be heading to Riverside tomorrow 9/29 for a meet & greet and book signing (2-4 pm). All are invited! Thanks to the enormously dedicated staff at @thecheechcenter for helping me realize this ambitious project and of course to all the photographers included in the show. Your work moves me in so many ways. I’ll never forget our opening in February which brought together Chicano photographers from throughout the US active since the mid 1960s to the present day. 28 Aug 2026 Join us on Pilsen Day 2026 for a conversation with the artists behind Chicano Camera Culture, an exhibition highlighting the last six decades of Chicano photography. Our speakers include: • Elizabeth Ferrer (@evferrer), the exhibit’s curator and leading scholar of Latinx photography; • Thalía Gochez (@thaliagochez), a self-taught Los Angeles photographer of Mexican-Salvadoran heritage; • Deanna Ledezma (@deannaledezma), a Tejanx scholar who offers critical context on traditions uniting Chicano artists across generations; • Diana Solís (@pilsenita), a Chicago-based documentary photographer who has spent decades of work in the city's Latino neighborhoods Together, the panelists will explore the historically overlooked role that Chicano photographers have played in advancing aesthetic and technical innovations in photography. The panel will be moderated by artist and art historian Josh T. Franco (@joshtfranco). 🗓️ Saturday, Sept. 26 at 4 p.m. 📍 @explorenmma in Pilsen 🔗 Tickets through the link in our bio 27 Aug 2026 I am happy to announce that I’ll be moderating a panel discussion at the Getty Center Tuesday, Sep 1, 2026 in conjunction with the forthcoming exhibitions, Every minute is history: Five Views of Los Angeles, and Instante/Revelacion: Moments in Mexican Photography. All are invited, and more info below: Tuesday 9/1, 7 pm. Getty Center Harold M. Williams Auditorium Tickets are free, but required for event entrance. Your event ticket will also serve as your Center entrance reservation. Please note, there is a fee for parking. To watch online, register via Zoom. Once you register, you’ll receive an email detailing how to join online. Links to program info and registration in bio. About: The exhibitions “Every minute is history”: Five Views of Los Angeles, focuses on the work of Chicanx photographers, while Instante/revelación: Moments in Mexican Photography, is a large survey of work made over the last century by major figures in the field. Moderated by Elizabeth Ferrer, this panel brings together four contemporary photographers—George Rodriguez, Pablo Ortiz Monasterio, Reynaldo Rivera, and Yolanda Andrade—to discuss the challenges, opportunities, and implications of working in Los Angeles and Mexico City. Program will be in English with Spanish livestream available. Photo credit: Pablo Ortiz Monasterio, No vale mano negra/Cheating Is Not Allowed (detail), 1990, gelatin silver print. ©️ Pablo Ortiz Monasterio 11 Aug 2026 Imágenes de la instalación Discos Paisa de Arturo Meade, presentada en BRIC Brooklyn como parte de la exposición Art Into Music, curada por Elizabeth Ferrer en 2014. La obra, compuesta por una serie de intervenciones sobre discos encontrados, explora las múltiples capas de la identidad cultural mexicana a través de referencias visuales y sonoras. Posteriormente, Discos Paisa fue exhibida en el Museo de Arte Carrillo Gil en 2015, por invitación y bajo la curaduría de Guillermo Santamarina. #ArturoMeade #DiscosPaisa #ArtIntoMusic #BRICBrooklyn #MuseoDeArteCarrilloGil Boomboxes installation by @bayetekenan @rashaadnewsome @dreadscottart @nevarez_tevere @audra.wolo @johnfelixarnoldiii @karloscarcamo @jeffkurosaki @tarapelletier 18 Jun 2026

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