Arts Visalia Exhibition Highlights The Work Of Chicano Artist Ricardo Favela

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The late Ricardo Favela was the child of farmworkers in Dinuba who went on to become a prominent artist, teacher and activist who helped found the Royal Chicano Air Force. Now he is being celebrated by Arts Visalia in the exhibition “Seen and Unseen: Ricardo Favela’s Expressions of Chicano/Chicana Art,” which runs through the end of the month. Valley Edition Host Kathleen Schock spoke with the exhibition’s project manager Lucia Vasquez about Favela’s art and legacy
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