Artist Spotlight: “Sopa de Letras” – Building Community through Identity
Watch the latest Artist Spotlight and experience “Sopa de Letras” in person at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery until July 15.
Artist Spotlight: Nasreen Khan & Rachel Schwebach’s “Botanical bodies”
A video series aimed at uplifting marginalized and oppressed communities by the stories behind their work.
Hispanic Cultural Hub: “Heart & Heritage”
The Hispanic Cultural Hub brings its first group show "Heart & Heritage" to the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery.
“Prison Reimagined” with Vernon T. Bateman
Watch a short clip as Vernon speaks about the conditions and motivations behind his artworks and children's books.
A Look into the Vernon T. Bateman Experience
If you had to miss the grand opening that kicked off two weeks of “Art for Exoneration," or if you want to relive the memories,…
Black Artists Celebrate Vernon T. Bateman
After parole wouldn't let him attend his art exhibit, Black artists threw Vernon his own party at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery.
Art and Revolutionary Politics with Peace, Land, and Bread
Members of Peace, Land, and Bread discuss the relationship between art and revolutionary struggle on the local, national, and global scales.
The Revolutionary Works of Carlos Sosa
Sosa's mission is to help audiences reflect on and celebrate the layers of community, love, hope, and the inevitable revolution for better days ahead.
Vernon T. Bateman Educating Children Around the World
Watch and feel the significance of Vernon T. Bateman's first international exhibit!
The political narratives of Carlos Sosa and his art
Our September exhibit features an artist whose work makes revolution irresistible.