The art of lowriding has deep roots in Chicano history and culture. San José was home to a vibrant lowrider scene, centered around the famous East Side intersection of Story and King. It was also the birthplace of the legendary Lowrider Magazine. Low & Slow: The Future of Lowriding in San José, MaLowrider Culture and Society, FebruThis exhibit still has two speaker panel events coming up: Locally founded by Sonny Madrid and company, this unique publication documented not just the controversial culture of cruisin', but the sociopolitical issues facing contemporary Mexican-American culture. These events are in conjunction with the exhibit Lowrider Photography by Suzanne Lopez, on display in the DiNapoli Gallery ( second floor) now through March 31, 2019. Portraying Possibility: San José State University Presidential Portraits Meet new friends at the library bubble party. Please join us for the opening celebration, lecture and portrait gallery unveiling.Ī glimpse of San José State’s history can be seen through the portraits of the change-makers and leaders who believed in a future of possibility. That conviction continues to be rooted in the belief that what powers each of us as individuals can change our world. Exhibit & Programming CalendarĪfricana, Asian American, Chicano & Native American ( AAACNA) Studies Center, Fifth Floor The portraits in this collection reflect the vision, values and dreams of the university’s presidents-including Dr. The AAACNA Center's annual exhibit and programming calendar has been finalized. race/ethnic culture, heritage and contributions, the exhibits and programs offer rich experiences that enhance the curriculum. Here is the exhibit calendar for 2019:įebruary: In honor of African American Heritage Month an exhibit will highlight West African culinary traditions.Īpril & May: For Asian American Heritage Month the Center will host several exhibits, including "The Chinese and the Iron Road: 150th Anniversary of the Chinese working on the Transcontinental Railroad" and "50th Anniversary of Mexican American Studies at SJSU." We hope you will be able to not only visit our exhibits but also attend our programming. June & July: "The Root: Immigration stories from 7 families in the Silicon Valley Immigration." Photography by Andy Nguyen, SJSU student.Īugust/September: “¡El Mariachi!: Celebration and Culture” will be displayed during Chicano/Latino Heritage Month.
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