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Sacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty stands with Morelia Mayor Alfonso Martínez Alcázar at Sacramento City Hall immediately after signing the finalized Sacramento-Morelia Sister City agreement on June 25, 2026. What is a Sister City? A Sister City relationship is a formal, long-term partnership between two cities in different countries. More than a ceremonial agreement, these partnerships create opportunities for collaboration in arts and culture, education, tourism, economic devel

New Gallery Additions | Behind the Art | Updated 2026 Pricing | Launching The People Archive soon From the ocean floor to the cosmos: aligned As I ride out on the high of ARC's James Kaneko Gallery exhibit that held my series and art installation Brown Women on a Brown Continent, I remembered some images I took that fit into this space with a renewed appreciation and have added the above to my gallery as individual prints or as sets. I've priced them to be easily attainable.

From the series: "Brown Women on a Brown Continent" My current exhibit, Brown Women on a Brown Continent, is a visual statement on the interconnected relationship between Brown women indigenous to this American continent and the earth beneath your feet. Natural twine, clay, skulls and stones lead the eye to tell the story through photography and art installation. It is told through my connection to the region of my ancestors: what is now the U.S. and Northern Mexico. From

(image above and below) UFW leaders march arm in arm with Dolores Huerta to the California State Capitol to demand Governor Newsom sign AB2183. Aug 8, 2022. Roberta Alvarado. As we wrap up Women’s History Month, my heart is with our community as we stand in support of Dolores Huerta, Ana Murguia, and Debra Rojas, as well as the other women who have come forward regarding Cesar Chavez. These women were part of the movement from the time they were young, watching their famili