As part of the “Records y Recuerdos: Music and Memory in Queer East L.A.” series, Artist Hector Silva takes microscopic lens into the world of homosexual relationships between two “vatos.” Art Scholar Richard T. Rodriguez dubs Silva’s recent work as the “homeboy aesthetic” because he reinvents what the ideal gay relationship is.
This exhibition is the first retrospective to feature Silva’s entire range of erotic, playful and politically charged work.
Where: One National Gay & Lesbian Archives
909 West Adams Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90007
www.onearchives.org
When: From April 12- May 20
Price: Free
