297 Joe Galarza: Punk, Indigenous Anarchism, and Art as Resistance in Los Angeles
About this episode
Joe Galarza discusses his roots in the East L.A. punk scene and the role of art in confronting various social issues.
Joe Galarza, a Los Angeles-based muralist and musician, discusses his roots in the East L.A. punk scene, Indigenous identity, and the role of art in confronting colonization, incarceration, and community struggle.
More episodes of What’s My Thesis?
- 300 Art World Gatekeeping, Internet Culture, and Creative Survival - Dakota Noot & Christopher Anthony Velasco
- 299 Dave Young Kim — Asian Mythology, Immigrant Narratives, and Curating Contemporary Art in Los Angeles
- 298 Snezana Petrovic — Yugoslav War, Migration, Identity & Ecological Art Practice
- 295 Donel Williams — Abstraction, Black Figuration, Performance Art & Institutional Critique
- 294 Faris McReynolds — Painting, Art Market Critique, Artist Labor & Institutional Power
- 293 Jahn Muller: Painting, Generational Memory & the Experience of Art
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the What’s My Thesis? podcast page.