Aztlán, Time Tunnel is an exhibition of Chicano art that brings together historical and contemporary works by different generations of artists of Mexican and Latin American descent based primarily in Los Angeles. The exhibition offers a broad and complex interpretation of this artistic, cultural, and political movement by bringing together diverse perspectives and time periods.

Presented in a political and social context marked by immigration tensions, discourses of criminalization, and a renewed visibility of Mexican and Latino diaspora communities, the exhibition proposes a critical reflection on the shared history between Mexico and the United States. It also questions the gaps in dominant art narratives and opens a space to reconsider these narratives from situated and diverse experiences.

Admission: $95

Free admission for students and teachers with valid ID, Inapam beneficiaries, and people with disabilities. Free admission for all on Sundays.