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Exhibition at the Asian Resource Gallery. Oakland, CA, 2003
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Malaquias Montoya's numerous invitations to distinguished universities, colleges and cultural centers throughout the country is evidence of his national reputation and popularity. His lecture and slide presentations demonstrate his depth and the acceptance of his non-traditional views on art and its impact on a changing society at many diverse levels. His unwavering creative output, addressing issues of our time, keep Montoya in the forefront of the cultural landscape and sought after by interdisciplinary scholars that seek to integrate and synthesize his art with current themes.
Selected Lectures & Consultant Services
- Advisory Committee, Inter-University Program for Latino Research (IUPLR), Obesity Project, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, 2005
- Panelist, Activism Through Art: The Death Penalty. L.A. Chapter of Death Penalty Focus, Santa Monica, CA, 2005
- Panelist, Art & Activism, Abriendo Brecha Conference, The University of Texas at Austin, TX, 2005
- Panelist, From Ike to Iraq: Conversations with Latino Artists on Six Decades of Art and Politics, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA, 2005
- Roundtable Discussion, La Primera Onda: Los Precursores/The First Wave | The Precursors of the Chicano Movement, Latina/o Arts Festival, Hispanic Research Center, Arizona State University, Phoenix, AZ, 2004
- Visiting Critic, University of Notre Dame, Art, Art History & Design Department, Notre Dame, IN, 2004
- El Consejo Nacional de Talleres (CNT) Focus Group, Institute for Latino Studies, present University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, 2003
- Keynote Speaker, California Art Education Association State Conference, San Jose, CA, 2003
- Panelist, Just Another Poster? Exhibition Discussion, Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, CA, 2003
- Latino History Project Celebration, Lecture & Slide Presentation, Print Donation, Oakland Museum, 2001
- Keynote Speaker, MeChA de CSUS, 8th Annual Chicano Youth Conference, California State University, Sacramento, CA, 2001
- The Spreading Reach of Chicanismo, Yale University, Fall ECCSF (East Coast Chicano Student Forum) Conference, New Haven, CT, 2000
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