Judy Baca, ever the innovator, can’t be confined within the walls of a single medium. But walls are where Baca’s work is best seen. Join us to learn about El Taller Siqueiros, the great Mexican muralist himself and how his work influenced Judy Baca’s murals today. This program will be held via Zoom Webinar format. Attendance is free with registration.

Dennis Broe is a professor, scholar and journalist writing about art, film, television, books and cultural politics. His book on Abstract Expressionism, Social Expressionism and Mexican Muralism described by McGill's Will Straw as "a bold meticulously researched challenge to our understanding of Western art..." is titled Cold War Expressionism: Perverting the Politics of Perception/Bombast, Blacklists and Blockades in the Postwar Art World. His talk last year on the African-American artist Robert Colescott was part of an exhibit on Colescott's art at the American University of Cairo that was listed as one of Artforum's best international exhibits of 2021. He is the Paris correspondent for Arts Express on the Pacifica Radio Network, the producer of his own show Breaking Glass on Art District Radio in Paris, and a contributor to the daily newspaper Morning Star in Britain and the websites People's World, Culture Matters and Crime Time. He taught at Long Island University, at the Sorbonne and at the Ecole Superieure du Journalisme. His collected work can be found at ​Bro on the Global Television Beat.