Jose Guadalupe Sanchez III

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Jose Guadalupe Sanchez III

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05/10/2026

Works harder than your president #4, silk screen print, 2026.

Happy Mother’s Day ❤️✨

04/25/2026

New work showing at the amazing Latinx based gallery for their final exhibition as they retire! Thank you for all you’ve done to showcase artists from the community. Opens this weekend.

Works Harder Than Your President #3, acrylic on wood panel, 16x12”, 2026

For this work, I have been exploring the exoticization of ancient objects in Mesoamerica. I’ve been reflecting on how our Western cultures value and desire such items to decorate our homes, gift shops, museums, and textbooks, while at the same time vehemently devaluing the descendants of the peoples and cultures that produced them.

03/26/2026

Patas #1, oil and acrylic on linen with handmade altar frame, 28”x37”, 2026

I invite you to be the ground
Where the patas rest
Where the patas work
To be an open invitation
A hug like soft soil
A challenge like rough concrete
Suspend your surface beliefs
Be soil
Go below
To look above

03/14/2026

Excited to show some new works and present alongside such an amazing selection of artists! Curated by and Glenna Avila showing at

03/03/2026

Please join us this coming Sunday for a very special panel discussion with participating artists and curator. Panel discussion will start at 1pm.

Closing Reception & Panel Discussion:
Mar 8, 2026
1 - 3pm

Open from Feb 14-March 8 Gallery Hours: Sat & Sun / 1 - 5 pm
 Location: 1206 Maple Ave, suite 523, Los Angles, CA 90015

Other Ways of Seeing/Being is a five person group exhibition featuring William Camargo, H. Leslie Foster II, Dulce Soledad Ibarra, gene aguilar magaña, and Carol Zou. Bringing together diverse practices across painting, photography, video, and installation, the exhibition asks how ways of seeing shape ways of being in the world.
At a moment when dominant visual and cultural frameworks normalize violence, exclusion, and dispossession, Other Ways of Seeing/Being challenges how perception itself is formed. How do repeated images, narratives, and values wrap around us over time, shaping what we come to accept as reality. How does taste, identity, or aesthetic preference quietly become a tool for categorization, judgment, or distancing? And what alternative forms of attention might interrupt these.

 

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02/28/2026

Please join us tomorrow for a special workshop with artist as part of the programming for my first curatorial experience as a member.  
Workshop with Carol Zou
Mar 1, 2026 / 2 - 5pm
 Open from Feb 14-March 8 Gallery Hours: Sat & Sun / 1 - 5 pm
 Location: 1206 Maple Ave, suite 523, Los Angles, CA 90015

Other Ways of Seeing/Being is a five person group exhibition featuring William Camargo, H. Leslie Foster II, Dulce Soledad Ibarra, gene aguilar magaña, and Carol Zou. Bringing together diverse practices across painting, photography, video, and installation, the exhibition asks how ways of seeing shape ways of being in the world.
At a moment when dominant visual and cultural frameworks normalize violence, exclusion, and dispossession, Other Ways of Seeing/Being challenges how perception itself is formed. How do repeated images, narratives, and values wrap around us over time, shaping what we come to accept as reality. How does taste, identity, or aesthetic preference quietly become a tool for categorization, judgment, or distancing? And what alternative forms of attention might interrupt these inherited structures? 
Closing Reception:
Mar 8, 2026
1 - 3pm  
 

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02/20/2026

Works harder than your president #2, Oil and acrylic on Canvas, 12x12in, 2025

For this work, I have been exploring the exoticization of ancient objects in Mesoamerica. I’ve been reflecting on how our Western cultures value and desire such items to decorate our homes, gift shops, museums, and textbooks, while at the same time vehemently devaluing the descendants of the peoples and cultures that produced them.

What if these venerated objects reflected the indigenous people of today, the worlds they live, the objects they use? Would we care more?

How would we confront our wonder and amazement of ancient indigenous cultures as we watch there descendants work our fields, clean our buildings, watch over our kids, serve us food, build our homes, make us our favorite corner street food, teach us, heal us, manage us, and be abducted in the streets?

02/11/2026

Companion Pata, Oil and acrylic on Canvas, 12x12in, 2025

For this work, I have been exploring the exoticization of ancient objects in Mesoamerica. I’ve been reflecting on how our Western cultures value and desire such items to decorate our homes, gift shops, museums, and textbooks, while at the same time vehemently devaluing the descendants of the peoples and cultures that produced them.

What if these venerated objects reflected the indigenous people of today, the worlds they live, the objects they use? Would we care more?

How would we confront our wonder and amazement of ancient indigenous cultures as we watch there descendants work our fields, clean our buildings, watch over our kids, serve us food, build our homes, make us our favorite corner street food, teach us, heal us, manage us, and be abducted in the streets?

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