Eva Recinos

​Los Angeles Times, Virginia Jaramillo's Sprawling Career Takes Her "East of the Sun"

Los Angeles Times, How an overlooked Black photography collective carved out pathways for a new generation of photographers

Los Angeles Times, The Free Black Women’s Library amplifies the voices of female African American writers

The Guardian, The radical power of sewing: the artist turning textiles into activism

The Guardian, 'Like I Belong' : how a California bookshop became a safe space for Black readers

Aperture, Christina Fernandez's Multifaceted Visions of Life in California

Aperture, In Los Angeles, a Photography Project Shows the Power of Mentorship for Latinx Youth

High Country News, In 'Solito,' a Child's Harrowing Solo Migration is Laid Bare

Poets & Writers Magazine, A Lending Library of Joy, Storytelling

Poets & Writers Magazine, Prize Offers Access for African Writers

Hyperallergic, Ruth Asawa's Life and Legacy, in Both Art and Education

Hyperallergic, The Brilliant Blooms of EJ Hill's Painted Flowers

Hyperallergic, Loïs Mailou Jones, an Artist and Educator Who Made History

Hyperallergic, A Brief Guide on How to Get Your Creative Work Seen, Funded, and Supported'

Bitch, We're Here, We're Sheer: Cora Harrington's Lingerie Revolution

Bitch, ​Online Photography Groups Bring Women of Color into Focus

Hunker, Why You Should Know About Studio Loja Saarinen's History

Hunker, Viviana Matsuda on Ceramics as Therapy and Launching Her Business

Hunker, This Collective Is by Black Ceramicists, for Black Ceramicists

Hunker, The Enduring Importance of the Quilts of Gee's Bend

Apartment Therapy, Brittany Chavez on Creating Shop Latinx and Cultivating a Latinx-Owned Marketplace

Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles (CARLA)​, Interview with Taylor Renee Aldridge

Remezcla, Meet Emilia Cruz, the Painter Behind Ana's Art on 'Gentefied'

The Creative Independent​, Painter and ceramicist Hana Ward on finding balance in your creative practice

The Creative Independent​, Writer Gina Chung on staying inspired

The Creative Independent​, Osa Atoe on not being afraid to create your own opportunities