In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the CCC Art Department proudly presents the music and artwork of Christopher Garcia!
The Hispanic Heritage library guide created by our CCC Librarian Sue Weber, serves to connect our community to resources available through the Clovis Community College Library and beyond with regards to Hispanic Americans*, a group that includes those individuals "of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American, or other Spanish culture or origin" (US Census Bureau), to honor their vast contributions to American society.
African and Ancient Mexican Art the Loran Collection
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María Izquierdo and Frida Kahlo
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Vida Americana
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Cosmopolitanism in Mexican Visual Culture
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Art and Architecture in Mexico
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Leopoldo Méndez
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Mexican costumbrismo : race, society, and identity in nineteenth-century art
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Markets and Cultural Voices
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(Image Credit: SDVoyager)
Christopher Garcia is a Hispanic-American composer, multi-instrumentalist, and educator from East Los Angeles. He specializes in blending indigenous Mesoamerican instruments with jazz, Indian percussion, and contemporary music. Trained at CalArts, he performs internationally and creates innovative compositions that bridge cultures and traditions. He’s also known for his educational work promoting indigenous and global music.
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Chicano Folklore
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Corazón Abierto
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The Course of Mexican Music
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Embodying Mexico : tourism, nationalism & performance
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Mexico in Verse
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Musica Tejana
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New Mexican Folk Music/Cancionero Del Folklor Nuevomexicano
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