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    Chicano Legacy: 40 Years

    The chronicle of a chicano mural, the artist commissioned to create it, and how students and faculty at UCSD rallied to turn a temporary mural installation into the first permanent minority mural ins...

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    Chicano Legacy: 40 Years

    Directed by Horacio Jones 2012
    *Winner of the Best Documentary award - Barrio Film Festival 2012
    Think you know what a Chicano is? Well think again, this documentary guarantees to challenge your perception of this culture. For 40 years, the Chicano movement has been at the forefront of Chicano Rights through its political activism and artwork. One man in San Diego encompasses the revolutionary spirit of both art and activism - world famous "artivist" Mario Torero. This documentary reveals the story of how Mario together with UCSD students and faculty were able to create the first permanent minority art installation on the campus of the University of California San Diego.

    Narrartion by Jose Yenque (Traffic)

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    Chicano Legacy: 40 Years

    *Winner of the Best Documentary award - Barrio Film Festival 2012
    Think you know what a Chicano is? Well think again, this documentary guarantees to challenge your perception of this culture. For 40 years, the Chicano movement has been at the forefront of Chicano Rights through its political activism and artwork. One man in San Diego encompasses the revolutionary spirit of both art and activism - world famous "artivist" Mario Torero. This documentary reveals the story of how Mario together with UCSD students and faculty were able to create the first permanent minority art installation on the campus of the University of California San Diego.

    Narrartion by Jose Yenque (Traffic)

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