Riverside Art Museum & The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture

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Riverside Art Museum & The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture

Since 1967, the Riverside Art Museum (3425 Mission Inn Avenue) has been housed in a 1929 building designed by Hearst Castle and AIA Gold Medal-winning architect Julia Morgan, registered on the National Register of Historic Places ,and designated a Historic Landmark by the City of Riverside.Riverside Art Museum integrates art into the lives of people in a way that engages, inspires, and builds community by providing regionally-focused exhibitions, programming, events and arts education programs that instill a lifelong love of the arts Open since June 17, 2022, The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture aka “The Cheech” (3581 Mission Inn Avenue) resides in a renovated mid-century building that originally opened as the City of Riverside, California’s public library in 1964. Dedicated to showcasing Chicana/o/x art, honoring and exploring its continued social, cultural, and political impact, it’s the first cultural center of its kind. The Cheech is home to the unparalleled Cheech Marin Collection of Chicano Art. It is a space for continued exhibition, scholarship, and dialogue, of Chicano art’s deep roots in the Chicano Movement of the 1960s and 70s to its contemporary and evolving response to current social conditions and global artistic movements.