UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies [CMAS] 3553 Cullen Boulevard Room 323, Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX 77204-3001 Established 1972 CMAS’ mission is to advance knowledge, promote critical thinking, and foster service to the community. CMAS does this through several major components: research and publications, recruitment and retention, teaching, leadership training, academic advising and community service. In 2019, CMAS brought the Latino Art Now! Event to Houston and it has created the country’s first portable, interactive and bilingual digital board, Latino cARTographies.

UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies [CMALS]

Universidad de Houston Centro de Estudios Mexicano-Americano

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American & Latino/a Studies [CMALS]

3553 Cullen Blvd., Room 323

Houston, TX 77204

Established 1972



CMALS is a university-wide Center with three major components: 1) Research, 2) Recruitment, Retention, and Instruction, and 3) Community Service. In 2018-2023 CMAS was the headquarters of the Inter University Program on Latino Research [IUPLR], a national research consortium with 22 university-related centers and institutes whose research focused on Latino communities. CMALS was also the host of the Latino Art Now! Houston in 2019, and the creator of Latino cARTographies. Several works by local Latino artists can be found at the Center.



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Flor y Canto

Flor y Canto

Flor y Canto



University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies

3553 Cullen Blvd., Rom 323 Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX, 77204-3001



The title of the mural is "Flor y Canto." It is the Spanish translation to a word from the Nahuatl language "Xochitl Cuicatl." Anguilu’s work is done on site without a plan or sketch. He finds rhythm with line work, mostly painted in black, though not in this particular mural. Anguilu uses color to create balance in the overall composition. His work is a modern interpretation of art that is ancient.



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Creator: Daniel Anguilu

Area: Houston / Third Ward-MacGregor

Collection: Center for Mexican American Studies

Contributor: Enrique Del Valle

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Flor y Canto

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Flor y Canto



University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies

3553 Cullen Blvd., Rom 323 Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX, 77204-3001



The title of the mural is "Flor y Canto." It is the Spanish translation to a word from the Nahuatl language "Xochitl Cuicatl." Anguilu’s work is done on site without a plan or sketch. He finds rhythm with line work, mostly painted in black, though not in this particular mural. Anguilu uses color to create balance in the overall composition. His work is a modern interpretation of art that is ancient.



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Creator: Daniel Anguilu

Area: Houston / Third Ward-MacGregor

Contributor: Enrique Del Valle

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Flor y Canto

Flor y Canto

Flor y Canto



University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American Studies

3553 Cullen Blvd., Rom 323 Agnes Arnold Hall, Houston, TX, 77204-3001



The title of the mural is "Flor y Canto." It is the Spanish translation to a word from the Nahuatl language "Xochitl Cuicatl." Anguilu’s work is done on site without a plan or sketch. He finds rhythm with line work, mostly painted in black, though not in this particular mural. Anguilu uses color to create balance in the overall composition. His work is a modern interpretation of art that is ancient.



https://www.uh.edu/class/cmals/

Creator: Daniel Anguilu

Area: Houston / Third Ward-MacGregor

Contributor: Enrique Del Valle

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CMALS Artwork

Obras de arte de CMALS

CMALS Artwork

3553 Cullen Blvd., Agnes Arnold Hall, Room 323, Houston, TX 77204-3001



The University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies is filled with the art of local Latino artists of Houston and other Latino artists. These include Jesse Rodriguez, Tatiana Escallon, Rosibel Ramirez, Liz Ortiz, Laura Lopez Cano, Daniel Angilu, Héctor González, Barbara Rivera, and Patssi Valdez.



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Creator: Tatiana Escallon

Area: Houston / Third Ward-MacGregor

Contributor: Sarah Cantu

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CMALS Artwork

Obras de arte de CMALS

CMALS Artwork

3553 Cullen Blvd., Agnes Arnold Hall, Room 323, Houston, TX 77204-3001



The University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies is filled with the art of local Latino artists of Houston and other Latino artists. These include Jesse Rodriguez, Tatiana Escallon, Rosibel Ramirez, Liz Ortiz, Laura Lopez Cano, Daniel Angilu, Héctor González, Barbara Rivera, and Patssi Valdez.



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Creator: Liz Ortiz and Jesse Rodriguez

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CMALS Artwork

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CMALS Artwork

3553 Cullen Blvd., Agnes Arnold Hall, Room 323, Houston, TX 77204-3001



The University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies is filled with the art of local Latino artists of Houston and other Latino artists. These include Jesse Rodriguez, Tatiana Escallon, Rosibel Ramirez, Liz Ortiz, Laura Lopez Cano, Daniel Angilu, Héctor González, Barbara Rivera, and Patssi Valdez.



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Creator: Rosibel Ramirez

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Contributor: Sarah Cantu

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CMALS Artwork

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3553 Cullen Blvd., Agnes Arnold Hall, Room 323, Houston, TX 77204-3001



The University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies is filled with the art of local Latino artists of Houston and other Latino artists. These include Jesse Rodriguez, Tatiana Escallon, Rosibel Ramirez, Liz Ortiz, Laura Lopez Cano, Daniel Angilu, Héctor González, Barbara Rivera, and Patssi Valdez.



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Creator: Hector Gonzalez

Area: Houston / Third Ward-MacGregor

Contributor: Sarah Cantu

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CMALS Artwork

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3553 Cullen Blvd., Agnes Arnold Hall, Room 323, Houston, TX 77204-3001



The University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies is filled with the art of local Latino artists of Houston and other Latino artists. These include Jesse Rodriguez, Tatiana Escallon, Rosibel Ramirez, Liz Ortiz, Laura Lopez Cano, Daniel Angilu, Héctor González, Barbara Rivera, and Patssi Valdez.



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CMALS Artwork

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CMALS Artwork

3553 Cullen Blvd., Agnes Arnold Hall, Room 323, Houston, TX 77204-3001



The University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies is filled with the art of local Latino artists of Houston and other Latino artists. These include Jesse Rodriguez, Tatiana Escallon, Rosibel Ramirez, Liz Ortiz, Laura Lopez Cano, Daniel Angilu, Héctor González, Barbara Rivera, and Patssi Valdez.



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Creator: Hector Gonzalez

Area: Houston / Third Ward-MacGregor

Collection: Center for Mexican American Studies

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CMALS Artwork

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CMALS Artwork

3553 Cullen Blvd., Agnes Arnold Hall, Room 323, Houston, TX 77204-3001



The University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies is filled with the art of local Latino artists of Houston and other Latino artists. These include Jesse Rodriguez, Tatiana Escallon, Rosibel Ramirez, Liz Ortiz, Laura Lopez Cano, Daniel Angilu, Héctor González, Barbara Rivera, and Patssi Valdez.



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Area: Houston / Third Ward-MacGregor

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University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American & Latino/a Studies [CMALS]

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University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American & Latino/a Studies [CMALS]

3553 Cullen Blvd., Room 323

Houston, TX 77204

Established 1972

Creator: University of Houston

Area: Houston / Third Ward-MacGregor

Collection: Center for Mexican American Studies

Contributor: Enrique Del Valle

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Pamela Anne Quiroz

Pamela Anne Quiroz

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American & Latino/a Studies [CMALS]

3553 Cullen Blvd., Room 323

Houston, TX 77204

Established 1972

Creator: Center for Mexican American & Latino/a Studies

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3553 Cullen Blvd., Room 323

Houston, TX 77204

Established 1972

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UH Center for Mexican American and Latino/a Studies [CMALS]

Universidad de Houston Centro de Estudios Mexicano-Americano

University of Houston’s Center for Mexican American & Latino/a Studies [CMALS]

3553 Cullen Blvd., Room 323

Houston, TX 77204

Established 1972



CMALS is a university-wide Center with three major components: 1) Research, 2) Recruitment, Retention, and Instruction, and 3) Community Service. In 2018-2023 CMAS was the headquarters of the Inter University Program on Latino Research [IUPLR], a national research consortium with 22 university-related centers and institutes whose research focused on Latino communities. CMALS was also the host of the Latino Art Now! Houston in 2019, and the creator of Latino cARTographies. Several works by local Latino artists can be found at the Center.



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