colorful imagery, anthropomorphic animals, depictions of outrageously proportioned lowriders, festooned with Indigenous/urban motifs juxtaposed, graffiti, Dia De Los Muertos installation altars and all sorts of borrowings from pop-culture. Magu states: "My art intentions, over the years, have been to use Mesoamerican heritage as well as implementing current popular Art and cultural folk sources as the content substance to make Chicanarte." One of his sons is the accordionist Otoño Luján, who is a member of the band Conjunto Los Pochos. Installations and exhibitions Hollywood/Vine (Los Angeles Metro station) Los Angeles County Museum of Art Corcoran Gallery of Art University of California, Irvine Brooklyn Museum Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Guadalupe Center for the Arts Centro de la Raza, Balboa Park, San Diego, CA "Inaugural Museum Show" at the El Paso Art Museum, El Paso, Texas "Le Demon des Anges", a European Art Tour, with 16 Chicano Artists in Nante & Leon, France; Barcelona, Spain; and in Sweden "Caliente y Picante" an HBO Art Special The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art, Culture & Industry References External links Images of Luján's work on Hollywood & Vine metro station: 1940 births 2011 deaths Sculptors from California California State University, Long Beach alumni American artists of Mexican descent American muralists Deaths from prostate cancer People from French Camp, California Military personnel from California Art in Greater Los Angeles Fresno City College faculty Pomona College faculty Hispanic and Latino American artists