Beyond Whittier: My Time at the MXCL BNL LAB
The following is a guest post by Claudia “Claud” Steen I’ve spent most of my life in Whittier. I moved here at the age of six, went to school here,
Mexicali BiennialMexicali BiennialThe following is a guest post by Claudia “Claud” Steen I’ve spent most of my life in Whittier. I moved here at the age of six, went to school here,
The MexiCali Biennial is pleased to announce the PARA/normal Borders Conversation Series, a public humanities program presented as part of the Biennial’s 2026–27 edition, PARA/normal Borders. Bringing together six MacArthur
Call Description The MexiCali Biennial is now accepting submissions for PARA/normal Borders, a nomadic series of exhibitions and programs which aim to identify the combined regions of California and Mexico as
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