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Watch MDC Art Making Clips
Draw some inspiration and art-making tips from 5 CHAC artists for you Milagros del Corazón Heart!
Don't know where to start? Draw inspiration and art-making tips from CHAC artists in our new video series — get to know each artist and learn their techniques in collage, painting, sculpture, fiber, and acrylic marker.
Whether you're a first-time artist or a seasoned creative, these videos are here to spark inspiration and give you the confidence to decorate your own milagro heart — for a workshop, at home, or anywhere creativity strikes.
In each video, you'll get to know the artist — their background, their creative journey, and the perspective that shapes their work — before they walk you step by step through their medium. Along the way, they share the tips, techniques, and personal touches to help you get ideas for your heart.
Videos will be posted October 2026
500 Hearts. 6 Counties. 1 Cause
2027 Milagros del Corazón
Community Art Exhibition and Fundraiser
Saturday, February 20, 2027
About Milagros de Corazón
Milagros del Corazón, meaning "Miracles of the Heart," is the Chicano Humanities & Arts Council's (CHAC) annual community art exhibition and fundraiser. This event draws its inspiration from the desire to empower individuals through creative expression. CHAC invites both its artist members and the general public to craft unique "art hearts," culminating in a diverse and inspiring collection created by a community of creatives.
These one-of-a-kind pieces profoundly express each artist's individual perspective, fostering both personal expression and communal art-making. The crafted hearts are then donated back to CHAC, where they are auctioned to generate vital support for the organization's community + educational programs.
This initiative directly contributes to CHAC's mission, which is deeply rooted in the belief that art serves as a powerful instrument for community building, cultural enrichment, and celebration. Milagros del Corazón perfectly embodies CHAC's core values by preserving, promoting, and celebrating Chicana/o/x, Latina/o/x, and broader multicultural artistic traditions.
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