Ovation is celebrating actor and comedian Cheech Marin’s incredible collection of Chicano art, available to view at the Cheech Center for Art & Culture in Riverside, California. Cheech and notable Chicano and Chicana artists explore the roots, evolution and innovation of this uniquely American art form as it establishes a stunning and permanent new home in California.

Margaret joined the Chicana movement in the late 60s and is a well-known teacher and artist who uses a wide variety of materials from paint to glass to wood.

Wayne is a founder of East Los Streetscapers. This group creates many of the large public murals across Southern California.

The De La Torre brothers began as glass blowers and have moved into mixed media including perfecting the lenticular.

Focusing on The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art and Culture of the Riverside Art Museum, how it came together as the first permanent home for Chicano Art and what it's bringing to the local community in Riverside.

Learn more about how Cheech Marin began his massive collection of over 800 major paintings and how he is a champion for Chicano art.

Sonia (daughter of Frank Romero), is a second generation Chicana artist who began selling paintings at age 7 and is currently an LA-based muralist.

Frank is a founding member of Los Four, an original group of artists from the Chicano art movement's earliest days in the late 1960s.