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Carrillo’s paintings re-envision the history of art through the heightened Chicano consciousness of his generation and the richness of his bicultural roots. by Elaine O’Brien (Hyperallergic magazine, September 18, 2018) SACRAMENTO —Testament of the Spirit, a monographic survey at the… Read the rest

A new exhibit at the Sesnon brings forth the stunning vision of the late Eduardo Carrillo Julia Chiapella Santa Cruz Sentinel March 13, 1998 If there ever was a contemporary painter for the common woman and man, it was Eduardo… Read the rest

Eduardo Carrillo at Joseph Chowning Gallery Katherine Cook Artweek, October 11, 1990 Eduardo Carrillo, like many Mexican-descended people in America, is striving to redefine patterns of relating to community. In the current exhibition, Mentiritas (Little Lies) at Joseph Chowning Gallery,… Read the rest

Eduardo Carrillo at Joseph Chowning Gallery Marc Van Proyen November, 1992 Almost all of the figure paintings are frontal portraits of individuals who (by virtue of first name titles) seem to be known to the artist, and here, Carrillo shows… Read the rest

Esther Vecsey The Daily Californian, January 1990 Baja California is the long thin land mass that stretches into the Pacific Ocean just below San Diego. Although it is an organic physical appendage of our State, whose name in Spanish is… Read the rest