Join us for our final program of the year! The Latino Identity and Self-Expression Through Art Conference. This one-day free and open to the public conference is funded by a grant from Connecticut Humanities and with the support of the Welte Society. The conference will bring together major collectors, scholars of Latino Studies, museum professionals, art historians, students, and members of the community in a day of conversation and collaboration around the topic of Latino art. The program will allow us to explore and reflect on diasporic culture in the United States, challenge Latino social invisibility in the United States, and allow a broader conversation of the place of Latino art in the broader canon of art in the United States. The conference will include an exhibit of student artwork and presentations by eminent scholars.