Honoring a Native Son
Honoring a Native Son
TMA’s David Tineo retrospective proves the renowned artist is far more than a mere muralist by Margaret Regan Way back in 1992, a giant traveling show of Chicano art alighted at the Tucson Museum of Art. Organized by the Wight Art Gallery at UCLA, CARA: Chicano Art: Resistance and Affirmation gave a seal of approval to what had been a subversive art form. Until then, Chicano art had mostly …
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A tattoo for daddy
Sitting shirtless in the blazing tropical sun on the grimy deck of the General Buckner, heading across the Pacific in 1951, I found myself sitting next to an old Marine, a survivor of World War II who had re-enlisted in the Air Force.
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Democrats develop new sensitivity to red ink as Senate tries to pass extension of unemployment benefits
The painful tradeoff comes to center stage this week, when the Senate tries again to pass an extension of unemployment benefits — this time a billion measure that marks a big, abrupt retreat from a 0 billion bill that Democratic leaders had proposed before the Memorial Day recess.
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