Judy Baca and Tiny Ripples of Hope On June 5th, 1968 Robert F. Kennedy was shot and assassinated in the food-service pantry next to the ballroom of the Ambassador Hotel after having won the California Primary. The Ambassador Hotel, located … Read More

The exterior niches that now stand at San Jose University were created into mosaics in the SPARC gallery. A ton of glass (500 lbs) was specially ordered from Cuernavaca, Mexico, the original factory that produced Siqueiros’s mosaic tile. Each exterior … Read More

The Richmond Mural Project: The Extraordinary Ordinary People In this project we make use of the transformative experience of storytelling and coordinated forms of artistic expression to create a greater awareness of empathy, with the goal of fostering a deeper … Read More

Campos Art Group and the Embassy of the United States in El Salvador, along with the mayor of Concepcion de Ataco have titled “Murales para el Desarrollo, pintando mi municipio,” (“Painting my community with Murals for Cultural Tourism.”) Judy Baca … Read More

In 2008 the Dallas Latino Cultural Center, designed by Mexican architect Ricardo Legorreta, commissioned Judy Baca to paint a mural for the lobby of their 304-seat, Oak Farms Dairy Performance Hall. The Dallas Latino Cultural Center (LCC) opened in 2003 … Read More

Public Art / Private Works: Retrospective of the work of Judith Baca at Mesa College was on display in the Mesa College Art Gallery November 12th, 2009. Judith F. Baca visited Mesa College in October 2009 to present at the … Read More

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The mural community received what many feel was a bittersweet victory on February 19th, when the Los Angeles Planning Commission voted to view murals and signs as separate objects, a position that artists have been arguing for nearly a decade. … Read More