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Rosy Cortez is a muralist and oil painter artist ^[1].

Rosy Cortez was born and raised in Riverside, California ^[2].  She studied Fine Art and Photography at Riverside Community College before transferring to California State University of Long Beach to complete her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Figurative painting ^[3]. During the course of her education, Cortez interned at Watts Towers Art Center as a Getty Multicultural Intern and was a curatorial intern for Rancho Los Cerritos Historic Site. Since graduating, Rosy has worked as a community artist ^[4]. She currently works with the Riverside Art Museum and The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture ^[5]. Additionally, Rosy is an Artist-In-Residence for the Latino and Latin American Research Studies Center at UC Riverside. She also works as a member of the community art studio, Eastside Arthouse ^[6], a studio that aims to empower artists in the Inland Empire ^[7].

Since joining the Eastside Arthouse, Cortez has begun creating murals around her community of Riverside and Moreno Valley ^[8].  She works with Juan Navarro as a part of the Eastside Revitalization project ^[9], funded by the Riverside Art Museum and Riverside Community Health Foundation, to assist in a community-based murals project ^[10].

Art

• Dreamers (2022) - displayed at The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art and Culture
• El Trigo Mural - created to illustrate the outside of a restaurant named “wheat”, and incorporates elements of the name as well as traditional Mexican weaving.
• Yolanda (2022) - Kristen Farrah Naeem, S. W. (2023, March 14). “hecho con ganas” exhibit at Munzón Gallery closes Saturday. Signal Tribune.
• “Rebirth” (2023) Oil on canvas 48x48 inches by Rosy Cortez is included in the exhibit “Indigenous Futurism” at Altura Credit Union Community Gallery at The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture of the Riverside Art Museum. (Curated by Riverside-based artist Denise Silva)

References

External links

• Rosy Cortez official website rosycortez.com
• Rosy Cortez Biography