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Felicia 'Fe' Montes

Xicana Multimedia Artist/Educator/Femcee/Organizer

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L.A Times “Calendar” Section of “Love In A Cemetery” Exhibit (2010)

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HONOR on this indigenous peoples day I/we remember these words to live by. Thanks to the sistar orgs & spaces @honortheearth and @byellowtail for their empowering clothing to remind us of this honor. #indigenouspeoplesday #byellowtail #honor #honra #honortheearth

SISTAR.HOOD IS POWERFUL! These sistars are errrrything! Healers, artists, activists, doctoradas, Mother’s, poets, gardeners, filmmakers, teachers, dancers, entrepreneurs, and so much more. Generations of Fierce feminist xingona Mujeres de Maiz at the Regeneracion Exhibit at Vincent Price Arts Museum remembering our origin story in 1997 at the PRC/Regeneracion.

TODAY 5-8pm at @vpam_arts: Join us Saturday, September 29, 2018, 5-8pm for the opening reception of Regeneración: Three Generations of Revolutionary Ideology, co-hosted by musician and artist Lysa Flores and Mark Torres of KPFK’s Travel Tips for Aztlan. The reception will feature performances by Aida Salazar, Patricia Valencia, Jeniffer Sanchez and Aztlan Underground, with DJ sets by Lysa Flores, Mark Torres and Menoman Martinez. ______ About the exhibition: Regeneración: Three Generations of Revolutionary Ideology examines the transnational exchange and circulation of revolutionary and activist ideas through which political protest intersected with experimental artistic practices across generations, and between the U.S. and Mexico. ______ Image credit: Arnoldo Vargas. Patricia Valencia, Felicia Montes, and Martina Estrada Melendez at the National Day of Protest Against the Massacre in Chiapas, Los Angeles, January 2, 1998. Courtesy of Arnoldo Vargas. #regeneracion #floresmagon #mexicanart #chicanoart #latinxart #photography #performanceart #politicalprotest

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