Mexicali Biennial
In this episode of Paranormal Borders, we are joined by multidisciplinary artist and performer Guillermo Estrada for a deep conversation on identity, borderlands, and transdimensional art practices. Estrada introduces us
Giselle Fausto, MexiCali Biennial x Whittier College Poet StoryLab Welcome to the DPSA is not only a parafictional art project. It is the product of an internship model that treats
This post contains project overview text for Almendroides, Aliens & Indígenas by Eduardo Lozano. Almendroides, Aliens & Indígenas delves into Guillermo Estrada´s universe, led by his fictional character, Rancho Shampoo.
For this episode of PARA/normal Borders, Ed sits down with Los Angeles-based artist Ramon Ramirez to discuss Chicano art as resistance to state repression, artmaking as a spiritual practice, and
We’re pleased to announce a cohort of pre-selected artists for participation in the 2026-27 MexiCali Biennial, PARA/normal Borders. These artists’ practices are exemplary in their ability to create multi-media works
The following is written by Anger is an Energy curator JV Decemvirale. Welcome. This exhibition explores the collaborative printmaking of Whittier-based artists Miyo Stevens-Gandara and Usen Gandara. Believers in punk
We are thrilled to announce that MexiCali Biennial along with the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Arts and Culture has received a Teiger Foundation grant supporting the upcoming 2026-2027 MexiCali