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Tumbados: Lowriding Memories and Cruising Futures (Paperback)
暫譯: 《Tumbados:Lowriding 的記憶與巡遊的未來》

Rosales, Guadalupe

  • 出版商: Summit Valley Press
  • 出版日期: 2026-09-29
  • 售價: $1,380
  • 貴賓價: 9.5 折 $1,311
  • 語言: 英文
  • 頁數: 256
  • 裝訂: Quality Paper - also called trade paper
  • ISBN: 0262056542
  • ISBN-13: 9780262056540
  • 相關分類: 設計攝影 Photograph
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商品描述

A candid and timely celebration of lowrider culture that examines the politics of cruising, the Latinx experience, and the intrepid artwork of Guadalupe Rosales.

Gorgeously illustrated, a must-have book for fans of lowriders, art, design, or street culture.

Tumbados, or lowriders, are customized, intricately painted cars with a dropped suspension that pay tribute to Chicano pride, artistry, culture, and heritage. Originating in Southern California in the 1940s, lowriders are a vibrant symbol of Latinx street life and the politics of cruising--a term that refers to the cars parading slowly down streets. After a period of public rejection in the 1980s and 90s, lowriders gained recognition as an important form of cultural expression and as an art form.

In Tumbados, artist Guadalupe Rosales and her national network of collaborators explore art, craft, collective memory, and displacement through the lens of Latinx and diasporic experience. The book contextualizes Rosales' major public mural commission on lowriders with Lokey Calderon, commissioned by the Storefront for Art and Architecture, while tracing cultural narratives of marginalization and resilience across bodies, objects, walls, and public space.

Though lowriders are celebrated in popular culture, little is understood about their social and historic significance. This will be the first book to examine Rosales' comprehensive practice, known for fostering collective storytelling, and to surface a subject often overlooked in the public record and in official memory.

Contributors: Leticia Alvarado, Rocío Aranda-Alvarado, Michael Chavez, Jose Esparza Chong Cuy, Natalie Diaz, rafa esparza, Rita Gonzalez, Raquel Gutiérrez, Estevan Oriol, Pilar Tompkins Rivas, Jovanna Venegas

Groundworks: a co-publication series with the Storefront for Art and Architecture

The Storefront for Art and Architecture is an award-winning independent organization in New York City committed to the advancement of innovative positions in architecture, art and design.

商品描述(中文翻譯)

真誠而適時地頌揚 lowrider 文化,探討巡遊(cruising)的政治意涵、Latinx 經驗,以及 Guadalupe Rosales 大膽創新的藝術創作。

插圖精美,是 lowrider、藝術、設計或街頭文化愛好者不可錯過的必藏書。

Tumbados,也就是 lowrider,是經過改裝、繪有繁複彩繪,並採用降低車身懸吊系統的汽車,致敬 Chicano 的自豪感、藝術性、文化與傳承。Lowrider 源自 1940 年代的南加州,是 Latinx 街頭生活與巡遊政治的重要象徵;「巡遊」指的是汽車沿著街道緩慢列隊行駛。經歷 1980 年代與 1990 年代一段遭到公眾排斥的時期後,lowrider 逐漸獲得認可,被視為重要的文化表達形式與藝術形式。

在《Tumbados》中,藝術家 Guadalupe Rosales 與遍布全國的合作夥伴網絡,以 Latinx 與離散經驗為視角,探索藝術、工藝、集體記憶與流離失所。Storefront for Art and Architecture 委託 Rosales 與 Lokey Calderon 創作一件以 lowrider 為主題的大型公共壁畫,本書將這項重要委託置於其文化脈絡中,同時追溯跨越身體、物件、牆面與公共空間的邊緣化與韌性文化敘事。

儘管 lowrider 在流行文化中備受推崇,人們對其社會與歷史意義的理解仍十分有限。本書將是第一本全面檢視 Rosales 創作實踐的著作。她的作品以促成集體敘事而聞名,也讓這個經常遭到公共紀錄與官方記憶忽略的主題浮現於世人眼前。

貢獻者:Leticia Alvarado、Rocío Aranda-Alvarado、Michael Chavez、Jose Esparza Chong Cuy、Natalie Diaz、rafa esparza、Rita Gonzalez、Raquel Gutiérrez、Estevan Oriol、Pilar Tompkins Rivas、Jovanna Venegas

Groundworks:與 Storefront for Art and Architecture 合作出版的系列

Storefront for Art and Architecture 是位於 New York City、屢獲獎項的獨立組織,致力於推動建築、藝術與設計領域的創新理念。

作者簡介

Guadalupe Rosales is a multidisciplinary artist who draws on archives to create immersive and sensorial spaces that activate memory and evoke collective experience. She is best known for creating community-generated projects that respond to the under/misrepresentation and historical erasure of Latin@/x communities. Her work has been shown at the Museo Universitario del Chopo, the Dallas Museum of Art, Haus der Kunst, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Hammer Museum, and the Storefront for Art and Architecture.

作者簡介(中文翻譯)

Guadalupe Rosales 是一位多領域藝術家,透過檔案資料創造沉浸式且感官豐富的空間,喚起記憶並引發集體經驗。她最為人熟知的是創作由社群共同參與的計畫,回應 Latin@/x 社群遭受的呈現不足、錯誤呈現與歷史抹除。她的作品曾於 Museo Universitario del Chopo、Dallas Museum of Art、Haus der Kunst、Whitney Museum of American Art、Hammer Museum,以及 Storefront for Art and Architecture 展出。