THE ARCHIVES
Shows
Uncovering The Hidden History of Mexican and Black Solidarity – a talk by Prof. Ron Wilkins
In celebration of Black History Month, Casa 0101 is proud to present Uncovering The Hidden History of Mexican and Black Solidarity – a talk and presentation by author and professor, Ron Wilkins. This presentation provides much needed information on the long-standing, extensive and mutually beneficial relationships between Mexican and Black peoples. Wilkins elaborates upon the […]
FRIDA Stroke of Passion
Casa 0101 is proud to present a Macha Theatre production of Frida: Stroke of Passion, by Odalys Nanin. Winner of two Eddon Awards for Best performance and production. Frida Kahlo was born July 6, 1907 and died July 13, 1954. Her death certificate alleges cause of death: “pulmunary embolism” but no autopsy was allowed and she […]
Always Running
CASA 0101 Theater and Tía Chucha’s Centro Cultural & Bookstore present the World Premiere of Always Running, based on the groundbreaking memoir written by, and adapted for the stage by, Luis J. Rodriguez. A young man escapes his life of gang violence, discrimination, depression, and drug addition through art, the Chicano Movement, poetry and service. […]
Exhibits
L@s Tarahumaras: Life, Culture, and Challenges
In 1972, photographer Oscar Castillo received an assignement with the London Observer and the Boston Globe to document the Tarahumara runners. This exhibition presents never before seen color and black and white photography of the Tarahumaras taken 42 years ago in the High Sierras of Chihuahua, Mexico. Growing up in El Paso/Juarez Castillo recalls frequently […]
