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Chucha Marquez

Chucha Marquez is a Queer, Nonbinary Chicanx artist, event producer, and social media strategist from the South Bay. 

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Chucha Marquez is a Queer, Nonbinary Chicanx artist, event producer, and social media strategist from the South Bay. It was in a Chicanx Studies screen printing class at UC Davis, where they realized art and printmaking could be more than just a hobby. Inspired by struggles for liberation, gender justice, and immigrant rights, Chucha began creating prints and digital illustrations centering Black, Indigenous, Latinx queer and trans communities. Their work spread all over social media and also appears in a gender expansive coloring book called All Bodies Deserve: The Future of Us. During the pandemic, Chucha stepped into performance art —embodying both drag queen and drag king characters, playing with gender representations of Latinidad with punk rock spirit. They co-produce Dragiarte at Galería de la Raza, a night where drag meets arte in all its loud, queer glory. They currently live in Oakland, CA.

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Violeta Luna

Violeta Luna is a San Francisco and Mexico City-based performance artist, actress, and activist born in Mexico City. 

Galería De La Raza

First Row (L-R): Stephen Torres, Esperanza Macias – Board Treasurer, Richard Bains, Amalia Mesa-Bains, Ani Rivera – Exec...

Alex Locust, aka “Glamputee”

Alex Locust, aka “Glamputee”, is a Bay Area-based drag performer, culture worker and disability justice educator.

The Visual Vanguard: Emory Douglas, the Black Panther Party, and the Black Arts Movement in San Francisco 

Emory Douglas is widely considered the most prolific and persistent graphic agitator in American Black Power movements....

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Paola de la Calle is Never Empty-handed

San Francisco has a way of finding its people. For artist Paola de la Calle, it was a print of a Zapatista portrait whea...

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The Medicine Is In The Laughter

In April of 2025, just days after her 40th birthday, Jackie Keliiaa stood on stage at Chico State University’s Laxson Au...

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