Judithe Hernandez

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In 1968, Judithe Hernandez was 20 years old, just when the Chicano movement was forming. “It was such an exciting time,” she says, “being part of it just seemed normal, natural.

Judithe Hernandez: Inside the Chicano art movement

In 1968, Judithe Hernandez was 20 years old, just when the Chicano movement was forming. “It was such an exciting time,” she says, “being part of it just seemed normal, natural.

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An explosion of public art

We've been hearing two things about Los Angeles in recent years.

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