Joining the RAM family on June 18, 2022 is The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture. A public-private partnership between RAM, the City of Riverside, and comedian Cheech Marin—one of the world’s foremost collectors of Chicano art—The Cheech will be the “center of Chicano art, not only for painting, but for sculpture, photography, and video arts.”
The 61,420-square-foot center will house hundreds of paintings, drawings, photographs, and sculptures by artists including Patssi Valdez, Sandy Rodriguez, Carlos Almaraz, Frank Romero, Judithe Hernández, and Gilbert “Magú” Luján.
A significant portion of this collection will always be exhibited and can continue to be toured at venues across the nation and throughout the world!
Located in Riverside’s downtown historic core adjacent to The Mission Inn Hotel & Spa in the cultural hub of Inland Southern California.
Students and faculty from five local colleges and universities will research and learn about the finest private collection of Chicano art in the U.S.
A catalyst for the grassroots Riverside arts scene that encourages emerging Latino artists throughout the Inland Empire.
Art education and visitor engagement for all ages will be at the core of The Cheech.
Pain Sugar Gallery
3635 9th St, Riverside, California 92501
Womxn Artist Exhibit
Second Reception
Thursday, Oct 4th
6pm - 10pm
Artists include:
Mr. Baby (CA)
Rosatzin Barrera (CA)
Isabel Castro (TX)
Fernanda Fierro (MX)
Sarah Fox (TX)
Hilda Fuentes (CA)
Ness Ilene Garza (CA)
Lorena Guerra Matteucci (WA)
Natalia Monsivais (CA)
Tina Naif (CA)
Kimberly Robertson (CA)
Janette Ruiz (AZ)
Dana Scruggs (NY)
Maggie Tello Case (CA)
Maritza Torres (CA)
Sydney Vargas (CA)
Kristin Winters (CA)
Green Corn Collective
Exhibition available for viewing through Oct 27th.
Mind & Mill
3615 Main Street, Suite 103, Riverside, California 92501
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 13th 6-9pm
Riverside artist and curator, Rachael Dzikonski of the Riverside Arts Council is combining her talents to help raise awareness for Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD). Bee populations have been on the decline, creating worry for agriculture and our future. With the help of the UCR Entomology Department, this exhibition will help to educate the public on how they can help as well as raise funds for research. The opening reception will feature the work of over 30 local artists, in addition to a honey tasting bar and a live observation hive. Come out and support, just bee-cause!
Elemental Sisterhood is a collective of artists who specialize in vastly different techniques, working collaboratively and individually to piece together an exploration of the dynamics of womanhood and a sisterhood of elements.
Light/Dark is a collaborative group show featuring works by Angela Chaos, Belvia Bailey, Crystal Edwards, Cynthia Huerta, Melissa McCluskey, Rachel J. Murillo, Tina Pesch, Maggie Tello Case, and Selena Wilson.
Thursday, February 1st: 6pm-9pm - Art Walk Opening reception
Friday, February 23rd: 7pm-10pm- Closing reception
Division 9 Gallery
3850 Lemon St.
Downtown Riverside, CA
Saturday, July 7, 2018 at 3 PM – 11 PM
3936 Chestnut St, Riverside, California 92501
Come Celebrate the life and legacy of one of Latin America’s most important Artist, Frida Kahlo. Enjoy a lively atmosphere featuring an Art Exhibition, Live Music, Dance, Great Food, Beer & Margarita Garden, Craft and Art Vendors, and Activities for the kids!! Amo Frida will take place at White Park in Downtown Riverside on Market.
Artists' Reception: Capricious Mischief
Hosted by Chaffey Community Museum of Art
Sunday, October 8, 2017 at 2 PM – 4 PM
217 S Lemon Ave, Ontario, California 91761
CCMA is pleased to present Capricious Mischief, a group exhibit of fiber artists who bring the spirit of play, curated by Cindy Rinne. The audience may meet a fox, rabbit, deer Goddess or other characters of folklore. The variety of textile arts includes weaving, quilting, embroidery and tapestry sculpture among others. We share the works of Maggie Tello Case, Hellen Feller, Sumi Foley, Cindy Rinne, Froukje Schaafsma and Jan Wheatcroft.
Exhibit dates: October 5 through December 3, 2017
Artists' Reception: Sunday, October 8, 2-4 pm
Regular Museum Hours: Thursday through Sunday, noon to 4 pm