Welcome to The Walking Gallery in Rancho Cucamonga

The Walking Gallery, located in Rancho Cucamonga, California, is a vibrant art space dedicated to showcasing contemporary art that challenges societal norms and emphasizes social justice themes. Founded by acclaimed artist and activist, Favianna Rodriguez, the gallery features works from a diverse group of artists, including Emory Douglas and Kara Walker. Known for its community engagement initiatives, The Walking Gallery aims to provide a platform for underrepresented voices in the art world. With a focus on promoting works that speak to issues such as immigration, identity, and the intersection of art and activism, The Walking Gallery strives to inspire social change through artistic expression. Each exhibition is meticulously curated to highlight the narratives of marginalized communities, creating dialogues that foster understanding and empathy. Favianna Rodriguez established The Walking Gallery in 2015, driven by her passion for art as a catalyst for social justice. The gallery's mission is to create an inclusive environment where artists and audiences can connect and collaborate on significant social issues. The target audience includes art enthusiasts, community activists, educators, and anyone interested in the transformative power of art. Interestingly, The Walking Gallery also conducts art workshops and outreach programs aimed at empowering the youth in the local community. It has become a space not just for viewing art, but for participating in a movement towards equality and representation. The gallery continues to make a significant impact in Rancho Cucamonga and beyond, illustrating how art can be a powerful tool for change.