“A Walk Down PalomaresBLVD”

Francisco Palomares is a first-generation Mexican American artist. His deep appreciation for art was sparked by observing the vibrant murals created by Chicano artists in his East L.A. neighborhood. These powerful murals captured his Latino community's beauty, strength, and essence, influencing his artistic journey. Palomares's artistic mission is to document the Mexican American experience.

Palomares holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from California State University of Long Beach. After graduation, he established his first art studio in Boyle Heights, PalomaresBLVD. Through his work, he reimagines the streets of Los Angeles, inviting viewers to join him on a narrative journey. His artwork has garnered recognition and has been featured on platforms such as Telemundo, Spectrum News, and the L.A. Times.

Palomares's artwork has been showcased in prestigious gallery and museum exhibitions, including The Cheech Center, Mingei International Museum, Los Angeles Mexican Consulate, and Armory Center. He is also a recipient of the L.A. Lakers In the Paint competition and has served as an artist in residence at Quinn Emmanuel Law Firm.

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