Latino Cultures in the US | 61 Collections

Museo Frida Kahlo

Mexico, Mexico

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Houston, United States

LIFE Photo Collection

New York City, United States

Detroit Institute of Arts

Detroit, United States

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Boston, MA, United States

The Bronx Museum of the Arts

Bronx, NY, United States

National Museum of Women in the Arts

Washington, D.C., United States

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Washington D.C., United States

Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery

Washington, D.C., United States

de Young museum

San Francisco, CA, United States

Inter-American Development Bank

Washington, United States

Public Art in Public Places

California, United States

Museum of Latin American Art

Long Beach, United States

Museo de Arte de Ponce

Ponce, Puerto Rico

U.S. National Archives

United States

Smithsonian's National Museum of American History

Washington, United States

Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Latino

Washington, DC, United States

Art Museum of the Americas

Washington, DC, United States

New Orleans Museum of Art

New Orleans, United States

Pomona College Museum of Art

Claremont, United States

Smithsonian's National Postal Museum

Washington, DC, United States

Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico

San Juan, Puerto Rico

The Selena Museum

The Selena Museum is the only official museum to honor the life and legacy of Selena Quintanilla (1971-1995), one of the most celebrated Mexican-American artists and entertainers in history and often named the "Queen of Tejano Music." The museum was established by the Quintanilla family in 1998 in response to fans expressing their desire to have Selena's memorabilia shared with the public. It is currently housed in the main building of their company Q productions. The Quintanilla family offers the museum as a memorial to the achievements and life of their beloved daughter & sister. Located in Selena's hometown of Corpus Christi, Texas, the museum has become one of the top tourist attractions in South Texas and attracts visitors from throughout the country and around the globe. The museum gives fans and visitors a rich and unique glimpse into the life of the Tejano icon, including her most prized posessions, iconic stage outfits, awards, photos, fan art, and other memorabilia.

National Museum of Mexican Art

Chicago, United States

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