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Mia Lopez, Curator of Latinx Art, and Tomás Ybarra-Frausto, Ph.D. walk us through Lopez's first McNay exhibition, "Rasquachismo: 35 Years of a Chicano Sensibility," which examines the legacy of Ybarra-Frausto’s pivotal 1989 essay celebrating the aesthetics of the working class and the underdog. Across the Lawson, Octagon, and Butt galleries, they discuss themes of resourcefulness, resilience, and cultural celebration at the heart of rasquachismo. Watch the full walkthrough on our YouTube channel

The McNay is proud to celebrate the completion of Phase I of its highly-anticipated Landscape Master Plan. This first chapter enhances the McNay’s outdoor experience with new sculpture, reimagined fencing, sustainable landscaping, and increased accessibility. Dense hedges along the edge of the property have been replaced with see-through fencing and native drought-resistant plantings, creating a more open and welcoming view of the Museum and grounds from the street. One hundred forty-two new tre

How can you experience a painting through the sense of touch? 'A Particular Beauty: 19th-Century French Art at the McNay' introduces the McNay's very first touch object, offering a tactile learning experience for all visitors. Thanks to collaborative efforts fostering inclusive access, visitors can explore the texture and composition of Camille Pissarro's 'Haymakers Resting' (1891). The touch object was inspired by curator, scholar, and activist, Amanda Cachia who highlights the need for inclusi