At CMAC, we celebrate the rich contributions of the Hispanic community in the Central Valley through a dynamic lineup of media created by, for, and about this vibrant community. From powerful films to inspiring stories, we invite you to explore the depth and diversity of Hispanic voices that continue to shape and enrich our region.
At CMAC, we recognize the incredible talent and vision of Hispanic producers who bring powerful stories to life. These creators play a vital role in shaping how our community is represented, both in front of and behind the camera. By producing content that reflects the experiences, culture, and voices of the Central Valley’s Hispanic community, they ensure that diverse perspectives are not only seen but celebrated.
This past ArtHop featured an electrifying Poetry Night, highlighting local poets and their expressive words, adding a captivating and soulful dimension to the artistic offerings of the evening.
El Poder of a Classroom | Daniela Maciel
A documentary about the education rates in the Hispanic-Latino communities. Education is a touchy subject amongst Hispanic families.
Spotlight on Hispanic Heritage Month | Fresno City College
Learn about Hispanic Heritage Month with Fresno City College instructors and from author David Campos.
Field Workers | Oscar Ledezma
This documentary takes an intimate look at the lives of field workers and the struggles they overcome on a daily basis.
Our Daily Bread: The Last Panadero | Adan Avalos
A poetic documentary about family unity, love for community, and the last neighborhood delivery breadman.
Pintor Diego | Rigoberto Moran
An artist born and raised in the Central Valley becomes an art professor. Inspired by his grandfather early in life, he encourages his students to accomplish their dreams.
Field Workers | Oscar Ledezma
This documentary takes an intimate look at the lives of field workers and the struggles they overcome on a daily basis.
Día De Los Muertos Celebration| Arte Américas
The indigenous holiday is premised on the belief that the souls of the dead return on November 2nd to reunite with their living relatives.
Arte Américas Interviews | Tim Saelee
A news segment featuring galleries and events at Arte Americas during July’s ArtHop in Fresno, California.
El Espíritu De Las Danzas | Adan Avalos
A lyrical documentary of the celebratory power of dance and music to keep history, tradition, and community alive for Central Valley Oaxacan families.
Queering Mariachi | Fresno State Cross-Cultural and Gender Center
Queering Mariachi is an interview with two members of the world’s first all LGBTQ+ Mariachi group, Mariachi Arcoiris De Los Angeles!
Mi Elotero (My Corn Man) | Carolina De La Torre
A documentary on how Latino Food Vendors operate their businesses as the number of targeted hate crimes begins to rise against them.
Casa de Colores | Fresno State
U.S. Poet Laureate and Fresno State Professor, Juan Felipe Herrera, was on campus to spread the word about his ‘Casa de Colores’ project.
Latino Legacy is a series surrounding Latino leaders in the community, sharing their stories and history in California.
English
A presentation of Mexican Folklorico dance costumes at Arte Américas.
Spanish
Una presentación de trajes de danza folklórica mexicana en Arte Américas.
A talk show with discussions relating to cultural issues and topics that impact us all. En Español.
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