Currently at the César Chávez Digital/Mural Lab

Richmond, CA Mural Project

The Extraordinary Ordinary People

This project is an exploration, though story telling, of the human capacity for empathy - a social value that is…

El Salvador Mural Project

Project begins April 2010.

In 2003 SPARC produced a work entitled Migration of the Golden People for CARECEN (Central American Resource Education Center). The…

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The Cesar Chavez Monument Mosaic's Begin

The exterior niches that now stand in San Jose University are now being turned into mosaics. Each exterior niche is…

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The New Robert F. Kennedy Learning Center

Unveiling in Sept. 2010

The Ambassador Hotel, located on Wilshire Boulevard at mid-city, is being converted into the new RFK LEARNING CENTER for K-12.…

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Cesar Chavez Monument Mosaics Begin at SPARC

RFK Learning Center

Photos from protest on November 19, against fee spike

November 18,19 UCLA walkouts

Great Wall Restoration

The Save LA Murals Program Presentation

Students bring mural to elementary school (from the Daily Bruin)

SPARC initiates campaign to save its mural heritage (From The Argonaut)

Judy Baca takes the D/ML show on the road: Mural Workshop at Georgia College and State University

Special Announcements

Latest Mural

Projects In Progress

Planning begins for the 40th Anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium.
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Watch the evolution of Seeing Through Others Eyes

In the mural Seeing Through Others Eyes, a lotus blossom determines the composition of the mural both formally and conceptually. Each petal represents one of the issues facing society that Robert F. Kennedy deemed most important: Environment, Intolerance, Poverty, Education, Health, and War.