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To Download the Full CV Jimmy Longoria Awards/Grants/Honors: 50 Over 50, Artist Activist, AARP, 2020 Minnesota State Arts Board, Creative Support for Individuals, 2020 Minnesota State Fair, Fine Art Judge, 2020 Minnesota State Arts Board, Cultural Community Partnership, 2016 La Familia Hispanic Heritage Award, 2013 Sally Ordway Irvine “Vision” Award, 2013 Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. “Living the Dream” Award, 2013 Bush Foundation Fine Artist Fellowship, 2010 Virginia McKnight Binger Award in Human Service, 2008 Selected Exhibitions: Artistry Gallery, El Corazon de Minnesota, Bloomington, MN 2020 Minnesota State Fair, Caballo, Saint Paul, MN, 2020 3M Global Headquarters, The Art of Jimmy Longoria, Saint Paul, MN, 2019 Minnesota Orchestra, Audience, Minneapolis, MN, 2019-present Office of Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, Saint Paul, MN, 2019-present Tweed Museum, Native Girl Lost and Native Boy Lost, Duluth, MN, 2019-present Office of MN Human Rights Commissioner Rebecca Lucero, St Paul, MN, 2019-present Queens University, Arte Latino Now, Charlotte, NC, 2019 Seward Winter Frolic, Presenting Jimmy Longoria, Minneapolis, MN, 2019 Minnesota State Fair, Las Chinas, Saint Paul, MN, 2019 VLR, The Art of Jimmy Longoria, Minneapolis, MN, 2019 Zeitgeist Art, Dia de los Muertos, Duluth, MN, 2018 ArtReach Saint Croix, Borders and Bridges, Stillwater, MN, 2018 Minnesota State Arts Board, Grantee Show, Saint Paul, MN 2018 Minnesota Public Utilities Commission, Saint Paul, MN, 2017-present Stillwater Library, The Power of Color, Stillwater, MN, 2017 Minnesota Historical Society, Sonia Sotomayor Celebration, Saint Paul, MN, 2016 White Bear UUC, Strong Women, White Bear Lake, MN 2016 University of Minnesota, Celebrating Community, Minneapolis, MN, 2015-present Maple Grove Arts Center, Arte de la Calle, Maple Grove, MN 2015 Office of Illinois US Congressman Luis Gutierrez, Chicago, IL, 2014-2018 Office of Minnesota US Congressman Keith Ellison, Minneapolis, MN 2013-2018 National Museum of Mexican Art, Works from our Permanent Collection, 2013-present University of Minnesota, Chicano Walls, Minneapolis, MN 2012-2013 Minnesota State Capitol offices of Minnesota Senators, 2013-present Senator Melisa Franzen Senator Ron Latz Senator Scott Dibble Senator Patricia Torres Ray Minnesota State Capitol offices of Minnesota Representatives, 2013-present Representative Cheryl Youakim Bush Foundation, 2010 Fellows Show, Saint Paul, MN, 2011-2012 Carlos & Dominguez Gallery, A La Esperanza reunion, Chicago, IL, 2011 Bistro 11, Loretto, MN 2011-2015 Plymouth Congregational Church, New Work by Jimmy Longoria, Minneapolis, 2011 Hopkins Center for the Arts, Muralista, Hopkins, MN, 2011 Wilder Foundation, Honoring First Daughters, Saint Paul, MN, 2010 Dunn Brothers, New Work by Jimmy Longoria, Eden Prairie, MN, 2010 Hennepin County Government Center, Minneapolis, MN, 2009 Minnesota State Arts Board, Arts Board Gallery Exhibition, Saint Paul, MN, 2008 – 2009 Minneapolis Foundation, Layers: An Exploration of Race and Identity, Mpls, MN, 2007 Hamline University, Encountering Racial Justice through Art, Saint Paul, MN, 2007 Commissions: Minnesota Timberwolves, Lone Wolf, Minneapolis, MN, 2021 3M Latina CEO, 3M Global Headquarters, Saint Paul, MN, 2019 The Metropolitan Opera, Yolanda and Las CoMadres, New York, NY, 2019 YWCA, Designer Handbags, Minneapolis, MN, 2019 Planned Parenthood, Adelita in the Sun prints, Minneapolis, MN, 2019 The Spirit of Hopkins mural, Hopkins, MN, 2018 Mayor Melvin Carter’s Inaugural mural, Saint Paul, MN, 2018 Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, America, Minneapolis, MN, 2018 Clothing for Lily Tomlin Character, Grace and Frankie, Netflix, Los Angeles, CA, 2018 Set decoration for Vida series on Starz network, Los Angeles, CA, 2018 Neighborhood House, Los Imigrantes, Saint Paul, MN, 2018 Book Cover, Relatos y narrativas chicanas de la Llorona, Guadalajara, MX, 2017 Park Nicollet Foundation, America, Minneapolis, MN, 2016 Bush Foundation, Native Girl Lost and Native Boy Lost, Saint Paul, MN, 2015 Julian Castro, Honoring Pala, Minneapolis, MN, 2015 A La Esperanza revitalization, Chicago, IL, 2015 Quilt mural, Brooklyn Center, MN, 2014 Halperin Book Cover, Intersections of Harm, Chapel Hill, NC, 2014 Target Corporation, El Muchacho, Minneapolis, MN, 2014 National Society of Hispanic MBAs, Spring Triptych, Minneapolis, MN, 2013 Oriental Warehouse mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2013 El Chinelo mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2013 Tire mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2013 Zoom mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2012 Fountain and Doorway mosaics mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2012 Weaver mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2012 North Commons Park mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2012 Heart mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2012 Los Caballitos mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2012 Los Caballos mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2012 Temple mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2012 Target Corporation – Art for Fortune 100 corporate executives attending the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility conference in Washington, DC, 2011 Minnesota Opera, Kay, Minneapolis, MN, 2011 La Espana mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2011 Los Gatos Sur mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2011 Falconer mural, continued, Minneapolis, MN, 2011 Mill City Auto Body mural – Homage to Guadalupe, Minneapolis, MN, 2011 Somali View mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2011 Paradise Garden mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2011 Los Gallos mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2011 Lory Place mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2010 Falconer mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2010 Turnaround mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2009 Zebra mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2009 Los Gatos mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2009 Tiger mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2009 Educaccion mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2008 Greenway mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2008 Passport mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2007 Lone Star Bar mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2006 Minnesota Timberwolves, Abstract, Minneapolis, MN, 2006 Ten Foot Mexicans mural, Minneapolis, MN, 2005 La Llorona mural, Minneapolis, MN, 1997 Centro Cultural Chicano, Minneapolis, MN, 1997 La Lottoria mural, Minneapolis, MN, 1996 Parade to the Sea mural, Long Beach, CA, 1987 Judgment Against the Muralista, Pomona, CA, 1986 Bon View Community mural, Ontario, CA, 1982 A La Esperanza mural, Chicago, IL, 1978 Under World mural, Claremont, CA, 1973 Selected Collections: US Supreme Court Chambers, Washington, DC, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, DC National Museum of Mexican Art, Chicago IL Cheech Marin, Los Angeles, CA Museum of History and Art, Ontario, CA Julian Castro, San Antonio, TX University of St. Thomas, Saint Paul, MN Keith Ellison, Minneapolis, MN Tweed Museum, Duluth, MN Luis Gutierrez, Chicago, IL Bush Foundation, Saint Paul, MN Richard and Caren Lobo, Bradenton, FL Target Corporation, Minneapolis, MN Dr. Sandra Montezuma, Minneapolis, MN 3M Global Headquarters Ann Anaya, Esq., Saint Paul, MN Minnesota Timberwolves, Minneapolis, MN Teaching or Related Experiences: University of Saint Thomas, Celebrating Diversity, Saint Paul, MN, 2020 University of Minnesota, Cultural Lecture Series, Duluth, MN, 2020 Equity Alliance at Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minneapolis, MN, 2018 Anoka Public Schools, Anoka, MN, 2014 Richard Green Central Community Park Elementary School, 2013 Burroughs Community School, 2013 Evergreen Park World Culture Community School, 2012 Austin ArtWorks Festival, 2012-2013, Austin, MN Hennepin County Juvenile Detention Center, 2011-2018, Minneapolis, MN Minneapolis Public Schools, 2011-2016, Minneapolis, MN Northport Elementary School, 2010-2011, Brooklyn Center, MN Brooklyn Center High School, 2011, Brooklyn Center, MN Cristo Rey Academy, 2007-2008, Minneapolis, MN Bloomington Public Schools, 2004-2005, Bloomington, MN Indigenous People’s Task Force, 2002, Minneapolis, MN Panelist, Minnesota Artist Exhibition Program, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, 2002-2004 Heart of the Earth School for American Indians, 2001-2002, Minneapolis, MN Saint Paul Charter School Center, 1998, Saint Paul, MN Workshops/Lectures: Minnesota Orchestra, Minnesota Zoo, TPT, Zoo Friends Mural Project, Minneapolis, MN 2021 Business of Art Conference, Momma don’t let your children grow up to be cowboys artists, Ames, Iowa, 2021 Change Begins with YoUnity 2021 Youth Summit, Group Portrait of YoUnity Youth Leaders,Saint Paul, MN, 2021 Saint Thomas University, Dia de los Muertos Workshop, Saint Paul, MN, 2020 Chicano Art in the Heartland: the history of Jimmy Longoria, Saint Paul, MN, 2017 Latino Art Now! If You Paint It They Will Comment, Chicago, IL, 2016 Hispanic Bar Association, Minnesota’s Capitol Artist, The Latino Storm, Keynote speaker for annual meeting, 2013 Saint Thomas University, Hispanic American Art in the year 2050, Saint Paul, MN, 2012 Metropolitan Consortium of Community Developers, The Intersection of Public Art and Community Development, 2012 U.S. Representative Keith Ellison, The Future of Art, Keynote speaker for US Congress award, 2012 Latino Art Now! The New Wave / La Nueva Ola, Los Angeles, CA, 2010 A Wall of Color Against a Scrawl of Hate, Minneapolis, MN 2009 Urban Camouflage, Twin Cities Solutions, Minneapolis, MN, 2009 Heritage Preservation of Washington, D.C., Rescue Public Murals, 2009 Jimmy Longoria – Chicano Artist de Minnesota, Hopkins, MN 2007 Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis, MN – Chicano History, Identity and Art, 2004 Publications: Bussjaeger, Jackie, Stillwater Artist Presents Artwork to Supreme Court Justice, 2016 Combs, Marianne, From mural to canvas: the art of Jimmy Longoria, MPRnews, 2011 Gude, Olivia and Huebner, Jeff, Urban Art Chicago, A Guide to Community Murals, Ivan Dee Publisher, 2000. Herrera, Olga U., Toward the Preservation of a Heritage: Latin American and Latino Art in the Midwestern United States, University of Notre Dame, 2008. Ingber, Marc, Hopkins artist aims to curb gang violence through murals, Hopkins Sun/Sailor, Dec. 2008. Lopez, Irina, El muralismo chicano tras la brocha de xxxxx: El significado literal y figurado de la palabra cambio, La Voz, 2010 Roethke, Leigh, Latino Minnesota, Afton Historical Society Press, 2007. Rosario, Ruben, Gang Scrawls Fade as Mural Grows, Saint Paul Pioneer Press, 2007. Target Corporation, There’s a few people we’d like you to meet, Target Corp., 2004. Education: School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL Pitzer College, Claremont, CA .
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