Exhibitions

Between Two Countries

Identity, migration, belonging

Painted across fifty years and two addresses. The Statue of Immigration dates from 1977, the year Centro de Arte Público opened; Fire & Fury was painted in 2025.

Painting, by William Marquez Bejarano titled Statue of Immigration, oil, 24 × 30 in, 1977.
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Statue of Immigration

Oil · 24 × 30 in · 1977

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Painting, by William Marquez Bejarano titled Crisis on Main Street, oil, 24 × 30 in, 1997.
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Crisis on Main Street

Oil · 24 × 30 in · 1997

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Painting, by William Marquez Bejarano titled Fire & Fury (In Los Angeles), acrylic on canvas, 24 × 30 in, 2025.
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Fire & Fury (In Los Angeles)

Acrylic on canvas · 24 × 30 in · 2025

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Concepto Cero. An early hard-edge composition: a standing figure rendered in burnt sienna and green against a field of red earth.
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Concepto Cero

Acrylic on canvas · 16 × 20 in · 2000

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An early hard-edge composition: a standing figure rendered in burnt sienna and green against a field of red earth.

Painting, by William Marquez Bejarano titled Chakana (El Movimiento), acrylic, 36 × 48 in, 2013.
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Chakana (El Movimiento)

Acrylic · 36 × 48 in · 2013

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A movement is a group of people who share the same beliefs, ideas, or aims.

Painting, by William Marquez Bejarano titled Un Cuchillo y Chile Verde, acrylic, 16 × 20 in, 2023.
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Un Cuchillo y Chile Verde

Acrylic · 16 × 20 in · 2023

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