L.A. delivery man amassed one of the world’s largest Chicano art collections
ARTSY
By Emily Rappaport
CALIFORNIA---In the fall of 2000, the Santa Monica Museum of Art hosted “East of the River: Chicano Art Collectors Anonymous,” an exhibition surfacing several sprawling collections of Chicano-made ceramics, paintings, and works on paper. It is hard to imagine that there is someone who brings this theory to life more vividly than Enrique Serrato, a 74-year-old Los Angeles county native whose 6,600-object collection currently lives in his modest two bedroom apartment in the city of Whittier, 12 miles southeast of Downtown L.A. [link]
By Emily Rappaport
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| Photo of Enrique Serrato by Emily Johnston for Artsy. |
