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Tag: Galería de la Raza

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Galería de la Raza has moved, but its former home may be landmarked anyway

by Julian Mark January 17, 2019

The process has been initiated to designate Galería de la Raza’s former building at 24th and Bryant as a city landmark, despite objections from the building’s owner. The Historic Preservation Commission on Wednesday voted unanimously to set this process in motion following testimony from a long procession of speakers in support of making the building […]

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Evicted Galería de la Raza lands on Valencia Street

by Julian Mark December 21, 2018
Posted inMobile

Galería de la Raza brings the fight to its landlord’s house

by Julian Mark November 4, 2018
Posted inMobile

Hangup over who’d pay for handicapped accessibility work sinks Galería de la Raza negotiations; gallery vows to fight to stay in the Mission

by Julian Mark October 29, 2018
Posted inToday's Mission

Breaking: SF Mission’s Galería De La Raza forced out of longtime space by rent hike

by Julian Mark October 12, 2018
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Rene Yañez, Mission icon, dies at 75

by Julian Mark May 29, 2018
Posted inArt, Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Today's Mission

Artist René Yañez engages viewers with wit and energy

by Lydia Chávez March 8, 2018
Posted inArt, Business, Events, Featured, Food, Front Page, Mobile, Music, Newsletter, Today's Mission, Topics

Neighborhood Notes: Trick Dog and Delfina win honors, plus MAPP Saturday evening

by Julian Mark October 7, 2017
Posted inArt, Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Today's Mission

New Galería de la Raza exhibit on Queer art bridges generations

by Frances Saux August 25, 2017
Posted inBusiness, Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Today's Mission

Community art addresses loss, healing after fire

by Laura Waxmann July 16, 2017
Posted inEn Español, Mobile

Un Foro de Discusión Aborda el Tema de la Homofobia entre la Comunidad Latina

by Laura Waxmann August 1, 2015
Posted inFeatured, Front Page, Mobile, Photography, Today's Mission

Mural Honoring Gay Love Vandalized Again

by Lydia Chávez June 22, 2015
Posted inArt, Featured, Front Page, Immigrant Life, Local History, Mobile, Today's Mission

Talking Cars and Culture With Roberto Hernandez

by Alan Sanchez December 14, 2012
Posted inArt, Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Today's Mission

Mayan Culture Is Alive at Galeria de la Raza

by Talal Ansari December 8, 2012
Posted inEn Español

Taggers Vuelven a Alterar Mural

by Andrea Valencia June 4, 2012

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