At 85, Beto de la Rocha's artistry remains resilient, despite difficulties in articulating his creative process. His work, 'La Mesa de Frank,' exemplifies Chicano art's dynamic essence.
De la Rocha's 1974 still-life 'La Mesa de Frank' vibrantly captures the essence of Chicano culture, weaving chaotic yet coherent elements that defy traditional representation.
His son Zack, lead singer of Rage Against the Machine, compares his father's artistic expression to jazz, emphasizing the improvisational quality and emotional depth of De la Rocha's work.
The 50th anniversary of the Los Four exhibition reaffirms Beto de la Rocha's significant role in the evolution of Chicano art, illustrating a powerful legacy that's still relevant.
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