Being and Belonging: Joey Terrill's Performance of Politics

Richard T. Rodríguez

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Latin American and Latino Studies Art, Politics, and Modernism Arts and Performance Studies

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Since the early 1970s, Los Angeles-based Chicano artist-activist Joey Terrill has been at the forefront of numerous struggles for social justice. This essay examines the performative politics of Terrill's t-shirt art, 'zines, painting, and testimonio , while situating his biography within a community of Latino gay male artists impacted by AIDS.

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