Arizona artists who promote Latinx/immigration issues. If you have any artists to add, please drop us a line at thisisaztlan@gmail.com.
| Artist | Visit | Contact |
| Cristina Cárdenas (B. 1957, Based in Tucson) | cristina-cardena@hotmail.com | |
| Jeff Falk | Falk.Jeff@cox.net | |
| Francisco Enuf Garcia (Based in Phoenix) | grafftruth@yahoo.com |
| Annie Lopez | ||
| Mónica Aíssa Martínez (Based in Phoenix) | monica.aissa62@msn.com
monica@monicaaissamartinez.com |
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| Martin Moreno (Based in Phoenix) | cuervostudio@gmail.com |
Most of my work reflects a bicultural perspective, which was shaped by the Arizona and Mexico region, as well as the people living in that region. My work speaks to the Mexicano, the Chicano, the Latino/Hispanic, and the Gavacho. — Joe Ray
| Joe Ray | joe@joeray.com | |
| Larry Yáñez (B. 1949, Based in Yuma) |
| Frank Ybarra (Based in Scottsdale) | (602) 908-0339 | |
| Marcus Zillion (B. 1972) | marcus.zilliox@yale.edu |
I explore abstraction and critiques of painting, leading to combinations of various genres of abstraction with graffiti, cartooning, anime, text, and methods of realism. As a product of contemporary American society, my work often deals with the fractal nature of this reality. My paintings take fragments of visual information, which are then ‘painted’ or ‘written’ as a sort of key to experiential reality. –Marcus Zillion