El Niño: Chaos and Destruction 4/1/1998 - 5/17/1998 Nine emerging Latino artists explore the cultural, social and political implications of the phenomenon of "El Niño.”   Imaging Aztlán: 150 Years of Puro Arte Power <1998> El Niño: Chaos and Destruction <1998> Hilos del Sol: Mariana Yampolsky y los Mazahúa <1998> Dia de los Muertos: Destiny Manifesting <1998> Bazaar Navideño <1998> 1 1 0 0 0 STATEMENT     El Niño: Chaos and Destruction “…After the birth of the beast with 225, 187 and 209 on its forehead…nature unleashes her children…El Niño…Chaos and Destruction.” Juried by the ReGeneration Advisory Board and Galería’s Executive Director, Gloria Jaramillo, this exhibition was part of Galería's ReGeneration Project. It highlighted the work of nine emerging Latino artists, which explored the "El Niño" as a trope that replicates the anti-immigration policies that affect immigrant life in California.