Los Angeles Artists Honor Dolores Huerta's Legacy in New Exhibition

An exhibition in Los Angeles celebrates labor activist Dolores Huerta on her 96th birthday, featuring the work of over 30 artists and highlighting her dedication to ordinary individuals amidst discussions about removing monuments of Cesar Chavez due to allegations of abuse. Critic Renée Reizman asserts that the labor movement can thrive without Chavez as its central figure. Among the artworks is Barbara Carrasco's 1999 silkscreen portrait of Huerta. In other updates, a permanent exhibition space for Ruth Asawa will debut in San Francisco in May 2026. The Valkhof Museum in the Netherlands has uncovered a 7.9-inch Ancient Roman phallus figure. New York's 2026 Easter Bonnet Parade displayed a variety of unique costumes. The Jewish Museum features 'Paul Klee: Other Possible Worlds' until July 26, 2026.