Group Exhibitions

Soy de Tejas

Centro de Artes Culturales, SA, Arts Fort Worth, The Cheech Collection at the Riverside Museum of Art

February 2023- January 2026

A celebrated contemporary art exhibition curated by Rigoberto Luna. It features over 100 artworks across painting, sculpture, and installation by nearly 40 artists born or based in Texas. The exhibit powerfully explores migration, gender, labor, and cultural resilience.

Piñatas: The High Art of Celebration

Group Exhibition at Craft in America Center and the Mingei International Museum

September 2021

April 2023

“Piñatas: The High Art of Celebration” is group exhibition featuring over 80 works by Latinx artists from the United States and Mexico tha spotlights piñatas as traditional craft and contemporary art. Curated by Emily Zaiden for the Craft in America Center, it showcases the intricate designs and cultural significance of these festive objects.

RAICES en REMIX

La Tijera, Brownsville, Texas

February 2026
May 2026

A group exhibition bringing together a chorus of creative voices to explore Tex-Mex culture as a living, evolving force. Culture here is not preserved- it is remixed. Curated by Mariana Smith.

Piñataesthetic

Art League Houston, Houston, Texas

January 2020
February 2020

Piñatasthetic, an installation of work by Artists Justin Favela, based in Las Vegas, Nevada; Josué Ramírez, based in Brownsville, Texas; and Giovanni Valderas, based in Dallas, Texas. Selected by ALH’s Artist Advisory Board during the Open Call process, Piñatasthetic is a three-person exhibition exploring the use of the piñata technique and process as a symbol and cultural staple of Latinx identity.

Creating Encuentros: Changarrito 2012–2024

Group Exhibition at Mexic Arte, Austin, Texas

April 2024
August 2024

From its inception in Mexico City, the “Changarrito” has appeared in twenty-two cities, brought to Austin by Leslie Moody Castro and became active at the Mexic-Arte Museum in 2012. Since the program’s implementation, dozens of artists have used it to display their art and interact with the public on 5th Street and Congress Avenue. Rawmirez was featured in 2016.