Cesar Chavez revelations prompt city to reconsider the way it chooses names for public facilities.

Lucy Mu Li is a land-based artist who relies on listening to, and learning from, the land as part of her artistic practice of creating paintings, photography, writing, bookmaking, and installations. Her work is part of “EROTECH: Expanded Erotics for Reclaiming Aliveness,” the third group exhibition of the San Diego AAPI Emerging Artist Fellowship at A Reason to Survive through Aug. 7.

The massive campus on Armada Drive, just off Interstate 5, is the nerve center of an operation that stretches from Carlsbad to gem and jewelry centers across the globe, from New York to London, Mumbai to Bangkok, Johannesburg to Tokyo.