All four founding members of ASCO became some of the most notable Chicano artists, later exhibiting works in revered museums around the United States. But in their early days, the group was denied ...

The film chronicles the beginnings of Asco, gives background on its most famous works and highlights its influence on the contemporary Chicano art world. The storytelling format is a mixture of ...

Through the piece's title, ASCO aligned its work with the muralism associated with the Chicano Art Movement, with one key difference: the artists wanted to turn a "static medium into one of action ...

Travis Gutiérrez Senger's latest documentary, “ASCO: Without Permission” chronicles the story of a 1970s Chicano art group named “asco.” Their name translates to “nausea” or ...

Stay Still by Joanna Lombardi premiered at Málaga, while Espina by Daniel Poler screened at the Miami Film Festival. From DOC ...

Without permission ASCO emerged at the height of the Chicano civil rights movement in the 1960s and 1970s. It was a time of heightened political and racial tension amid the East LA walkouts ...