Withstand: Latinx Art in Times of Conflict is the first juried exhibition in the Holocaust Museum Houston’s new, expanded building. The exhibition explores themes of social justice and human rights through 100 artworks by Houston Latinx artists. Via the Museum: “The multi-media exhibition will be a platform that examines issues that impact the community, fosters dialogue on difficult questions, and ultimately empowers social change through art.”
The exhibition is on view through October 17, 2021. To learn more about the exhibition and how to visit HMH, please go here.
Collaboration of Mateo Penders and Moe Penders, Memorias del ’91, December 1991/ February 2019
Nela Garzon, Patrioskas, 2007
Anchor Baby – from the Innocence: Endangered Species series, 2010-2016
Video still from Alejandro Sescosse and Sergio Bastani, Invención de la Naturaleza, 2019
David Moya, Loteria / Bingo, 2020
Delilah Montoya in Collaboration with Jimmy Castillo, [A]part, 2018
Angel Lartigue, Forensic burial map of Cadaver after exhumation, 2020
Video still from Issac Reyes, Juntos pero no revueltos, 2020
Angela Corson, Not One More! \\ Ni Una Mas!, 2018
Tere Garcia, Anti-Monument – Brownsville, Texas (I, II, III), 2020
Violette Bule, Can you?, 2017
Armando Rodriguez-Robles, The Choice, What Would Jesus Wear?, 2020
Ernesto Marenco, The Business of Faith, 2019
Detail of Gerardo Rosales, Bird’s Eye View, 2021
Gabriel Martinez, Untitled, 2020
Stephanie Saint, El Testigo (The Witness), 2021
