Gold Medal Recipient, Best Biography, 2022 International Latino Book AwardsHonorable Mention, Best Arts Book, 2022 International Latino Book AwardsHonorable Mention, Best Nonfiction - 2022 Multi-Author, International Latino Book AwardsThis first survey of Antonio Bernal’s life and work, The Artist as Eyewitness features essays that assess his murals, situating them within the historical, political, and cultural frameworks of the Chicano movement. It also includes an analysis of Bernal’s unpublished novel, Breaking the Silence; a biography of Bernal; reproductions of his artwork; and a selection of his writings. Drawing on personal correspondence and writings, photographs, and audiovisual materials that document Bernal’s travels, artwork, and family history, this book offers an important contribution to Chicana/o studies and art history.

Gold Medal Recipient, Best Biography, 2022 International Latino Book AwardsHonorable Mention, Best Arts Book, 2022 International Latino Book AwardsHonorable Mention, Best Nonfiction - 2022 Multi-Author, International Latino Book AwardsThis first survey of Antonio Bernal’s life and work, The Artist as Eyewitness features essays that assess his murals, situating them within the historical, political, and cultural frameworks of the Chicano movement. It also includes an analysis of Bernal’s unpublished novel, Breaking the Silence; a biography of Bernal; reproductions of his artwork; and a selection of his writings. Drawing on personal correspondence and writings, photographs, and audiovisual materials that document Bernal’s travels, artwork, and family history, this book offers an important contribution to Chicana/o studies and art history.

Gold Medal Recipient, Best Biography, 2022 International Latino Book AwardsHonorable Mention, Best Arts Book, 2022 International Latino Book AwardsHonorable Mention, Best Nonfiction - 2022 Multi-Author, International Latino Book AwardsThis first survey of Antonio Bernal’s life and work, The Artist as Eyewitness features essays that assess his murals, situating them within the historical, political, and cultural frameworks of the Chicano movement. It also includes an analysis of Bernal’s unpublished novel, Breaking the Silence; a biography of Bernal; reproductions of his artwork; and a selection of his writings. Drawing on personal correspondence and writings, photographs, and audiovisual materials that document Bernal’s travels, artwork, and family history, this book offers an important contribution to Chicana/o studies and art history.