Guide to the Self Help Graphics and Art Archives
CEMA 3
Finding aid prepared by Project Archivist Salvador Güereña. Principal processors Rosemary León, Alicia E. Rodríquez, Naomi
Ramieri-Hall, Alexander Hauschild, Victor Alexander Muñoz, Maria Velasco, and Benjamin Wood. Curatorial support Zuoyue Wang.
Updated by Callie Bowdish and Katherine H. Aguilar.
University of California, Santa Barbara, Davidson Library, Department of Special Collections, California Ethnic and Multicultural
Archives
Santa Barbara, California, 93106-9010
(805) 893-8563
cema@library.ucsb.edu
2006
Title: Self Help Graphics and Art Archives
Identifier/Call Number: CEMA 3
Contributing Institution:
University of California, Santa Barbara, Davidson Library, Department of Special Collections, California Ethnic and Multicultural
Archives
Language of Material:
English
Physical Description:
50.0 linear feet
Date (bulk): Bulk, 1972-1992
Date (inclusive): 1960-2010
Abstract: Extensive collection of silk screen prints and slides, as well as organizational records, photographs, and ephemera of the
Los Angeles cultural arts center and studio. Founded in the early 1970s, during the height of the Chicano Civil Rights movement,
by Mexican artists, Carlos Bueno and Antonio Ibaez, and several Chicano artists, including Frank Hernandez and Sister Karen
Boccalero.
Physical location: Del Norte
General Physical Description note:
64 boxes (includes 3 oversize and 3 photo binder boxes), 18 slide albums, and 650 posters
Online items available
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Selected digitized images from this collection on Calisphere.
Access Restrictions
None
Publication Rights
Copyright has not been assigned to the Department of Special Collections, UCSB. All requests for permission to publish or
quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Head of Special Collections. Permission for publication is given
on behalf of the Department of Special Collections as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply
permission of the copyright holder, which also must be obtained.
Preferred Citation
Self-Help Graphics and Art Archives, CEMA 3, Department of Special Collections, University Libraries, University of California,
Santa Barbara.
Acquisition Information
Donated by Self Help Graphics and Art, Inc., 1986-2004
Organisational History
Self-Help Graphics and Art, Inc. is a non-profit organization and serves as an important cultural arts center that has encouraged
and promoted Chicano art in the Los Angeles community and beyond.
The seeds of what would become Self-Help Graphics and Art, Inc. were planted in 1970 during the height of the Chicano Civil
Rights movement when two young Mexican artists, Carlos Bueno and Antonio Ibaez and several Chicano artists, including Frank
Hernandez, met Franciscan nun and Temple University-trained Master Artist, Sister Karen Boccalero. Reflective of the contemporary
social and political climate, Bueno and Ibaez were frustrated by the inaccessibility and lack of facilities available to young
Chicanos wishing to develop their talents as artists. The cost of private art schools was prohibitive to most Chicanos. While
it is generally conceded that art is an intensely personal expression that holds no creative boundaries, some in the art world
did not yet accept the concept of a unique Chicano art that would serve as an expression of cultural values. In this context,
they set out to develop a plan that would remedy this situation; a plan that would not only serve the needs of aspiring Chicano
artists, but that would also serve the greater East Los Angeles community.
Long hours of careful planning and canvassing the community for support ultimately paid off. With a grant from the Order of
the Sisters of St. Francis, the trio (who by this time were joined by others interested in serving their cause) were able
to acquire 2,000 square feet of space that had once served as a gymnasium in the heart of East Los Angeles. Its subsequent
conversion into an art studio and gallery enabled the group to open the doors of Self-Help Graphics in 1972. The organization
was so well-received by the surrounding community and by aspiring artists that operations soon outgrew the 2,000 square foot
facility. Continuing the search for funding through public as well as private resources, a grant from the Campaign for Human
Development in 1973 enabled SHGA to acquire an additional 7,000 square feet adjacent to the existing studio and gallery space.
Once Self-Help Graphics and Art was firmly established as an art center, the core members of the group began to think beyond
the walls of the studio and imagine how in addition to developing their own talents and furthering Chicano art, they could
reach out in a way that would benefit the greater East Los Angeles community. Placed in its larger historical context, Self-Help
Graphics and Art's efforts may be seen as a microcosm of the macrocosmic Chicano Power movement of the late 1960s and early
1970s. One of the goals of this movement was to foster an appreciation for Chicano roots. Chicano activists placed an emphasis
on their mesoamerican past rather than on their European Spanish heritage. Many contemporary activists argued that rather
than honoring and preserving this heritage, the dominant Anglo socio-cultural norms were eroding the indigenous culture. Like
these activists, Self-Help Graphics and Art feared that within such an atmosphere, young Chicanos would not only soon forget
their cultural values, but would also develop a negative sense of their heritage and of themselves in light of the Anglo socio-cultural
practices and values being taught in the public school system and disseminated by the popular media.
Self-Help Graphics and Art spent long hours developing and planning ways through which in addition to exposing barrio children
to a variety of artistic media, they could utilize art forms to instill within these children a positive sense of self, community,
and culture. Many of the children that Self-Help Graphics and Art wished to help were either immigrants themselves, or the
sons and daughters of immigrants not far removed from their Mexican past. Since participation in art does not require a sophisticated
command of spoken or written language, art was perceived as an excellent vehicle by which to achieve this end.
While Self-Help Graphics and Art held workshops on its premises to educate neighborhood children (as well as adults) about
art and culture, the sheer physical geography of East Los Angeles isolated much of the target group from their services. In
an effort to remedy this shortcoming, they set out to devise a plan that would bring the art studio to the surrounding community.
In August 1975, following an exhaustive fund raising campaign, Self-Help Graphics and Art instituted the Barrio Mobile Art
Studio. The organization acquired and customized a van for this purpose. This specially equipped van introduced children to
filmmaking, silkscreen, photography, sculpture, batik, painting, and puppetry. Through contract with the Los Angeles Unified
School District, Self-Help Graphics and Art was able to bring its program to various East Los Angeles elementary schools and
thus provide a level of multicultural education in the arts to children who currently had none in their curriculum. The Barrio
Mobile Art Studio program was enormously successful and well-received by students, teachers, school administrators, and civic
leaders. It remained in operation until Self-Help Graphics and Art phased out the program in 1985. Arguably, the Barrio Mobile
Art Studio served as a prototype for the types of multicultural curriculum programs that the Los Angeles Unified School District
would later adopt.
Self-Help Graphics and Art has played an active role in community affairs. Included among these activities are the sponsoring
of numerous workshops and art exhibitions. Ever since 1974 the organization staged the now nationally recognized East Los
Angeles Da de los Muertos Celebration. This holiday, which is traditionally celebrated on November 1 and has its origins in
Mexico, was originally conceived of as a one-time celebration to be staged by Self-Help Graphics and Art. The following year
the community demand for this event was so great that the organization decided to continue sponsoring the annual event. With
support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities, the East Los Angeles Da de
los Muertos celebration grew into an event that attracted national attention. The elaborate celebration continued to survive
and thrive not only because of grant money received from numerous public agencies and private foundations, but through the
widespread community support that served as the backbone for producing the celebration. This three day celebration accomplished
some of Self-Help Graphics and Art's goals by educating East Los Angeles residents of their heritage, introducing them to
the creative processes involved in art, and ultimately, helping to build a stronger community. By 1985, the Da de los Muertos
celebration had become so popular among the residents of East Los Angeles that the program could be sustained without the
primary support of Self-Help Graphics and Art. With assurance that others would take up the responsibility for planning and
organizing the event, the organization decided to take a secondary role in staging the celebration. Such a role allowed SHGA
to devote more time and energy to the primary reason behind its founding: furthering Chicano Art and providing a training
ground for aspiring Chicano artists.
Self-Help Graphics and Art has developed a national reputation for the exceptional quality of the screenprints produced by
artists at the facility, while its private gallery, the Galera Otra Vez, also receives much praise and is well-recognized
as an important arena for exhibiting artists' works. With its continued emphasis on advancing Chicano art, Self-Help Graphics
and Art remains one of the most important centers in the country for training Chicano artists.
Scope and Content of Collection
The Self-Help Graphics and Art, Inc. Collection (SHGA) consists of eight series distributed among fifty-seven archival boxes
that occupy twenty-seven linear feet of space. These boxes hold information pertaining to the everyday operation of SHGA.
In addition, the collection contains one hundred twenty-nine silk screens that were produced at the East Los Angeles facility.
There are eight portfolio containers for the silk screen prints. The organizational records cover the years 1960-1992, while
the silk screen collection holds works that were produced between 1983-1991. The collection is arranged in the eight series
as follows:
Series Description
Series I: Internal Administrative Records, 1960-1992. Series I consists of seven subseries and is housed in nineteen archival boxes.
Subseries I Correspondence, 1960-1992, is comprised of both incoming and outgoing correspondence. Much of the incoming correspondence (arranged alphabetically
by sender) are letters of support from various public and private institutions. These letters call attention to the valuable
social and cultural benefits provided to the East Los Angeles area as a result of the community activities sponsored by Self-Help
Graphics & Art. Outgoing correspondence (arranged chronologically) largely consists of copies of letters and reports which
were mailed to current and potential financial supporters in an effort to keep them apprised of the services SHGA provided
to the community, as well as to inform them of the successes of its outreach programs. Public relations materials of this
kind were used to acquire future support and to help ensure continued support from those already financially assisting SHGA.
The multitude of outgoing correspondence found in subseries I reflects the tireless efforts of a grassroots organization struggling
to secure funding for continued operation.
Subseries II, Educational Programs, 1972-1992 consists of documents which may be used to trace SHGA's efforts to expose the low-income and otherwise culturally isolated
East Los Angeles community to various types of art media and techniques for producing art. In addition to developing an appreciation
for the arts, the participants in these SHGA- sponsored educational programs were encouraged to use art as means of cultural
expression. Another goal of SHGA's programs was to instill within each participant a sense of pride in his or her Chicano
culture. In addition to housing documents which describe the educational programs implemented by SHGA at local public and
private schools, this subseries consists of information pertaining to the many programs sponsored at locations throughout
the East Los Angeles community, as well as those held at the SHGA Avenida Cesar Chavez facilities. Of particular interest
are the contracts between the Los Angeles Unified School District and SHGA which outlined the policies and guidelines for
services rendered by SHGA to the District. Also of interest are documents which detail the program agenda and goals of the
activities which SHGA developed for the many East Los Angeles schools it visited.
Subseries III, Exhibitions, 1980-1990 consists of loan agreements, print purchase receipts, and documents relating to exhibitions sponsored by SHGA. The organization
has sponsored exhibitions and loaned prints to galleries both nationally and internationally. While the exhibition documentation
represents a small number of the exhibitions actually staged, the materials preserved in this subseries are indeed rich.
Subseries IV, General, 1973-1991 consists of a wide variety of material which is related directly and indirectly to activities of SHGA during the years noted.
Contracts for artworks commissioned by SHGA, minutes of meetings of various Chicano artist organizations, and information
which highlights various Chicano issues on the state and local level are among the most significant holdings in this subseries.
They reflect the social and political climate under which SHGA operated during various phases of its existence. (Minutes of
SHGA staff meetings are found in subseries VI,
Personnel, 1972-1990).
Subseries V, Grant Proposals, Reports, and Applications, 1972-1989 is the largest subseries in Series I. The California Arts Council, the Campaign for Human Development, the City of Los Angeles,
and the National Endowment for the Arts figure prominently among the many institutions which provided funding to SHGA. Documentation
of various gifts and grants awarded by these agencies are a large part of this subseries. This subseries includes copies of
applications for funds submitted to various public and private foundations, detailed proposals of the programs for which SHGA
requested funding, and actual contracts between SHGA and various supporters. These contracts reveal the amount of the grant
and detail the provisions of the award. Included in this subseries are a multitude of letters of inquiry from Sister Karen
Boccalero to various organizations requesting information on the types and conditions of grants offered by these groups. Also
included are a number of replies from agencies which rejected SHGA's requests for support.
Subseries VI, Newspapers, Magazines, and Miscellaneous Articles, 1971-1984 primarily consists of clippings which highlight the accomplishments of and services provided by SHGA. Most of the articles
in this subseries deal in general with SHGA's activities and programs. Articles which deal primarily with the Barrio Mobile
Art Studio and the Da de los Muertos will be found in their appropriate series. The clippings in this subseries were originally
found in Spanish as well as English language publications. There are also materials which do not deal directly with the activities
of SHGA, but were housed in the organizational files of SHGA and are retained in this collection at the request of Sister
Karen Boccalero.
SHGA subscribed to numerous periodicals which focused on Chicano art and culture. These periodicals, which SHGA kept among
their organizational files for reference, were not produced by SHGA, and because they are among the titles that are already
held by the Davidson Library, they have been removed from the SHGA archives.
Subseries VII, Personnel, 1972-1990, the final subseries in Series I, holds applications, resumes, and other personnel-related documents pertaining to artists
and other staff employed by SHGA. These records, however, provide only an impressionistic view of SHGA's personnel history
and should not be interpreted as a complete collection of the personnel files of all those who were a part of SHGA during
the 1972-1990 period. Such detailed records of a potentially sensitive nature have not yet been made available by SHGA. Included
in this subseries is an incomplete collection of SHGA staff meeting minutes which illuminate the decision making process of,
and issues dealt with, at SHGA.
Series II, Barrio Mobile Art Studio, 1972-1986 (BMAS), is divided into seven subseries and is distributed among twelve archival boxes. Subseries I,
Correspondence, 1974-1986, consists of copies of letters written by teachers and other school officials in the Los Angeles Unified School District
to state and local officials. The letters inform these officials of the Barrio Mobile Art Studio's valuable service to the
district's school children. School employees urged these officials to support SHGA's request for grants from city, county,
and state agencies. Four of the seven folders in this subseries contain "thank you" notes written by school children expressing
gratitude to BMAS staff artists for visiting their schools and for introducing them to various artistic media.
Subseries II, General, 1975-1980, consists of a variety of documents relating to the daily operation of the Barrio Mobile Art Studio program. This subseries
provides a wealth of information on the many schools visited by the mobile studio. Of particular interest are copies of the
worksheets that were distributed to the school children during BMAS visits, as well as the detailed lesson plans developed
by the staff artists. These items testify to the careful planning that went into each mobile studio visit. Also included in
this subseries are evaluations of the program by teachers whose classrooms were visited by the BMAS. These short-answer evaluations
shed light on what the school teachers perceived to be the strengths and weaknesses of the BMAS educational program.
Subseries III, Grant Proposals, Reports, and Applications, 1974-1979, consists of eleven file folders of documents relating to SHGA's efforts to secure funds for the continuation of the BMAS
program. This subseries contains applications to the California Arts Council as well as to local fund-granting agencies. Because
most agencies required that SHGA submit with the grant application information about the BMAS program's operation, the goals
and objectives of the program, and a projected budget, richly detailed program descriptions as well as information about BMAS
operations costs may be gleaned from the documents.
Subseries IV, Newspaper and Magazine Articles, 1976-1978, is the smallest of the seven subseries in Series II. This subseries consists of a selection of articles from English as
well as Spanish language publications. While the majority of these articles survey the history and accomplishments of the
Barrio Mobile Art Studio, there are a few which highlight other SHGA endeavors, such as the Galera Otra Vez, and focus on
SHGA personalities, such as Carlos Bueno and Antonio Ibaez.
Subseries V, Personnel, 1972-1988, is comprised of six file folders and contains copies of various personnel-related documents, such as employment applications
and program evaluation forms. Like the personnel subseries in the series I, there are no files in this subseries which give
detailed information on individual artists associated with SHGA. Included here, however, is a thin file folder with material
that deals exclusively with the career of Carlos Bueno, one of the founding artists of SHGA.
Subseries VI, Photographs, Negatives, and Slides, 1973-1982, is housed in six archival boxes. The vast majority of the photographs in this subseries were taken by SHGA staff members.
These photographs document many of the BMAS visits to schools and artists at work in the SHGA Avenida Cesar Chavez facilities.
Two of the forty-five folders in this subseries consist of photographic prints purchased by SHGA. These are primarily comprised
of photographs of pre-Columbian architectural ruins, sculpture, pottery, paintings, and other artifacts from Latin and South
America. Also included are candid photographs of contemporary indigenous peoples from the regions noted above. The items noted
above served as visual tools for artists wishing to study their cultural roots and incorporate old world techniques and subjects
into contemporary Chicano art.
Subseries VII, Color Photocopies, Flyers, and Invitations, 1977-1978, holds seven file folders of color photocopies and one of flyers and invitations. Many of the color photocopies capture the
activities of artists and children at work at the BMAS and in the SHGA studio. Others are of the works produced by the SHGA
artists. Still others are photographic reproductions of well known pieces of art from a variety of cultures from several periods
in the history of art. Included in this subseries are many color photocopies of photographs of Latin and South American indigenous
peoples. SHGA sponsors numerous activities at its Avenida Cesar Chavez facility and receives a multitude of invitations from
groups and institutions hosting workshops, art shows, and other community activities. Preserved in this subseries is both
a selection of flyers distributed by SHGA announcing activities at its studio, and many of the invitations that it received.
Series III, El Da de los Muertos, (Day of the Dead), 1960-1991, is divided into seven subseries and is housed in six archival boxes. Subseries I,
Correspondence 1974-1987, consists of both incoming and outgoing correspondence and is held in two file folders. The incoming correspondence is primarily
from children to members of the SHGA staff. These are "thank you" letters which were written in appreciation of the staff
for visiting classrooms during the Da de los Muertos holiday season. The one folder in this subseries which holds the outgoing
correspondence consists of three letters.
Subseries II, General 1971-1991, consists of nine file folders. This subseries contains a series of documents (such as applications for parade permits and
insurance contracts) which reflect the bureaucratic processes involved in staging the Da de los Muertos celebration (technically
a private event) on public property. Included in this subseries are copies of the itinerary of activities planned by SHGA
for the Da de los Muertos celebration. Unlike Series II, the General subseries in Series III does not hold extensive or detailed
information on the lesson plans that SHGA staff used when presenting Da de los Muertos to local elementary schools. Curriculum
information of this kind is embedded in subseries III (please see its description for details).
Subseries III, Grant Proposals, Reports, and Applications 1976-1983, is the largest subseries in Series III. This subseries contains twenty-four file folders, most of which hold applications
for federally supported grants. The applications seek support for the Da de los Muertos parade and celebration -- the single
most costly and widely attended event sponsored by SHGA up until 1985 when it discontinued being its primary organizer. Most
of the grant applications in this subseries were to the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and to the National Endowment
for the Humanities (NEH). In order to evaluate requests for financial support, both the NEA and NEH required that detailed
reports attesting to a project's past or potential success and cultural value be submitted with the grant application. As
a result of these reports, a wealth of detailed information on the Da de los Muertos celebration may be found in this subseries.
In addition to the detailed curriculum plans which deal with the Day of the Dead holiday that were used by the Barrio Mobile
Art Studio staff, newspaper clippings, photographs, and negatives also accompany the reports and will be valuable to researchers.
Subseries IV, Magazine, Newspaper, Journal, and Miscellaneous Articles, 1968-1991, holds an extensive collection of materials which deal almost exclusively with the Da de los Muertos. Most of the articles
in this subseries were originally featured in Spanish as well as English language publications, however, SHGA also produced
several short articles for publicity and cultural education purposes. These articles are found in this subseries.
Subseries V, Photographs, Negatives, and Slides, 1960-1985, is contained in seventeen file folders. The vast majority of the photographs and slides were taken by SHGA staff members
in an effort to document the festivities of Da de los Muertos celebration. Also included is a sampling of photographs of the
holiday as celebrated in Mexico. See also series V.
Subseries VI, Color Photocopies, Flyers, Invitations, and Posters, 1975-1986, is contained in five file folders. Included in this subseries are photographs documenting activities at the SHGA facilities,
posters and flyers announcing SHGA's upcoming events, and photocopies of SHGA-produced essays that inform potential celebration
participants of the Da de los Muertos historical background and cultural significance. The flyers distributed by SHGA are
in themselves illustrative of the type of art produced by SHGA during the Da de los Muertos celebration.
Subseries VII, Notecards, undated, the final subseries in Series III, consists of two folders of notecards produced and sold by SHGA artists during the Da
de los Muertos celebration.
Series IV, Magazine, Newspaper, Journal, and Miscellaneous Articles, 1963-1991, houses fifty-six file folders of documents which cover a wide variety of topics. Many of the articles in this collection
do not deal exclusively with SHGA, rather, they address East Los Angeles community issues which indirectly affected SHGA.
Others focus on Chicanos at the state, local, and national level. It should be noted that this collection is not limited to
clippings; many of the file folders contain entire periodicals. These range from scholarly journals to other artists' newsletters
and journals, and from community publications (such as social directories) to Chicano popular culture magazines. Included
in this collection are a variety of pamphlets, booklets, and brochures which call attention to a multitude of Chicano concerns
and issues. Of particular interest is a ninety-nine page booklet titled
Art in Education Approach. This work was written by SHGA staff members and published by the organization in 1983. The illustrated booklet describes
in detail the Exemplary Arts Project and the activities and approaches that SHGA developed to use in their elementary school
multicultural education programs. This publication booklet was written to serve as a manual for teachers wishing to use art
in the classroom.
Series V-Photographs, Negatives and Slides, 1920-1991. This series consists of four archival boxes that hold an impressive array of photographs capturing many subjects and spanning
six decades. Additionally there are seventeen slide albums which contain a voluminous collection of visual images. Within
this series are dozens of black and white photographs of members of the Los Angeles Chicano community. Many of these photographs
are not dated, but most of them were presumably taken between 1920 and 1950. Notable among the many photographs of SHGA staff
members in this series are several large, color, glossy prints of artist Linda Vallejo instructing senior citizens how to
paint self-portraits. Unique to the Series V is a collection of several photographs of art shows that were held at SHGA's
Galera Otra Vez. Of special interest in this series are several photographic proofs documenting United Farm Workers' leader,
Csar Chavez, and episodes of the farm workers' movement, as well as an additional set of proofs which show members of the
Chicano student organization, MECHA rallying in protest of the 1978
Bakke v. the University of California Supreme Court decision. Additionally, there are photographs depicting the history of Self-Help Graphics, the Concilio de Arte Popular Meeting,
and Art Exhibition. The series’ prominent feature is a large collection of slides. Housed in 13 albums, these slides provide
visual images of various art works such as assemblage, graphic arts, drawings, indigenous Chicano art, installation art, murals,
paintings, performance and conceptual art, photographs, and sculptures related to the SHGA, and of center activities and programs.
These slides are an unusually rich source of Chicano art and culture.
A separate catalog is available for this slide collection. See Appendices A and B covering the years 1973-2003. Additionally, there are Chicano Muralists slides housed in a mixted materials box.
Series VI, Color Photocopies, Flyers, Invitations, and Posters, 1973-1992, is held in forty-one file folders housed in five archival boxes. Many of the color photocopies picture SHGA staff at work
in the Avenida Cesar Chavez studio while others are of the artists' works. In some cases, the photocopies are mounted on paperboard.
Also included in this collection is a multitude of invitations to community events both sent from, and received by, SHG. This
also includes the Self-Help Graphics Program Overview: The Early Years and GCIC Collection color photocopies.
Series VII-Note Cards, undated Series VII, the last series in the SHGA archives is housed in two archival boxes. This collection of notecards and postcards
consists of cards whose cover designs were created by use of metal plate etchings and through the silkscreen process. While
none of the notecards in this series are dated, the names of the particular artist or artists responsible for their creation
are written on the flap of the glassine envelope in which they are stored. The images depicted on the covers of these cards
range from animals, to humans, to Aztec designs, to abstract drawing. Folder four of box 40 is the only folder in this series
which has postcards. Most of these announce some event sponsored by SHGA. The front of each card possesses an original design
created by one of the many SHGA artists.
Series VIII-Graphic Arts and Poster Collection. Series VIII represents the voluminous serigraph and poster collections in this archive. The collection presently consists
of 466 serigraphic prints and an assortment of posters. Self-Help Graphics & Art is one of the most active and prolific Chicano
silk screen poster workshop collectives in the country. Nowhere is this more evident than in its Atelier Screen Print program,
which began in 1983 to provide emerging artists with the opportunity to practice their creative talents and to help them gain
exposure. The Atelier program has two goals: to bring some of California's best Chicano artists together in a collaborative
atmosphere where they can create fine art serigraphs, and to generate income from the sales of their artwork to help perpetuate
the program.
Many of the now-prominent Chicano/Latino artists produced their early work at Self-Help Graphics; such artists include Carlos
Almaraz, Michael Amescua, Barbara Carrasco, Yreina Cervantez, Richard Duardo, Diane Gamboa, Antonio Ibanez, Leo Limon, and
Michael Ponce, to name a few. The silk screen collection is a rich source of documentation and reflects the evolution of the
Chicano art movement. A diversity of themes, including social, political, and cultural issues, are represented in these intense
and personal artistic statements.
There have been three master printers involved in the Atelier program from its inception in 1983 to the present. The first
was Stephen Grace, responsible for producing Ateliers I through VII. His tenure as a master printer with the program is represented
by sixty archival quality limited edition prints by forty-two artists. Grace's successor, Oscar Duardo, is the brother of
the renowned artist and master printer Richard Duardo. In addition to maintaining Self-Help Graphics' high standards of printing,
the former Durado is someone whose talent and commitment has sparked considerable enthusiasm and creativity at Self-Help Graphics.
Duardo’s successor Jos Alpuche, continued Self-Help Graphics fine print-making tradition.
A separate catalog is available for this series. See Appendix C for a complete guide.
OVERSIZE
Oversize materials (which include but are not limited to posters and flyers) that were too large to be included in legal sized
archival boxes have been removed from their original series and placed in a flat box for preservation purposes. If an item
has been removed from its original series and placed in oversize, a note indicating its location in oversize has been left
in the original place of the item.
Processing Information note
There are approximately 150 page boxes of materials that have been accessioned and are yet to be processed.
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Administrative records
Art, Modern -- 20th century -- California -- Los Angeles.
Clippings
Mexican American artists -- California
Mexican American artists -- California -- Los Angeles
Photographs
posters
Screen printing
Serigraphy
Slides
Series I Internal Administrative Records
1960-1992
Correspondence, Incoming
1971-1984
Box 1, Folder 1
About Productions-Aztln Multiples
Box 1, Folder 2
Bakersfield College-Bustamante
Box 1, Folder 3
Cafe Cultural-(California, State of) Governors Office
Box 1, Folder 4
California State University, Dominguez Hills-Centro Cultural de la Raza
Box 1, Folder 5
Centro de Estudios Economicos y Sociales del Tercer Mundo A.C.-Cuadra
Box 1, Folder 6
Dallas, City of-Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
Box 1, Folder 7
East Long Beach Neighborhood Center, Inc.-The Exhibit Planners
Box 2, Folder 1
Family Health Center-Future Perfect
Box 2, Folder 2
Galera de la Raza-Guldeman
Box 2, Folder 6
Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce (Los Angeles, City of) Los Angeles Street Scene Fest
Box 2, Folder 7
(Los Angeles, City of) Mayor's Office-Personnel Department
Box 2, Folder 8
Los Angeles City Schools-(Los Angeles, County of) Urban Affairs, Department of
Box 2, Folder 9
Los Angeles County Art Education Council-Los Angeles Weekly
Box 2, Folder 10
Los Dos Streetscapers-Lundgren
Box 3, Folder 1
Macas-The Music Center Mercado
Box 3, Folder 3
P and R Secretarial Service-Publishers Association of Southern California (PASCAL)
Box 3, Folder 5
Saint Josephs' School-System Development Corporation
Box 3, Folder 6
Taller Mexicano de Grabado-Trojan Security Services, Inc.
Box 3, Folder 7
Ukrainian Art Center-University of California, Irvine
Box 3, Folder 8
University of California, Los Angeles-University of Wollongong
Correspondence, Outgoing
1960-1992
Box 4, Folder 5
Funding: Letters of Request
1971-1976
Box 4, Folder 6
Campaign for Human Development (CHD)
1974
Box 4, Folder 7
Publicity Correspondence
1974-1976
Educational Programs
1972-1992
Box 5, Folder 7
Art Activity Workshop
1977
Box 5, Folder 8
Artists in Schools and Communities
1977
Box 5, Folder 10
Children's Exhibit-Rio Hondo College, Arrangements for Exhibition
1983
Box 5, Folder 11
Children's Summer Arts Program
1972-1974
Box 6, Folder 2
Exemplary Arts in Education Program-El Rancho School District, Pico Rivera
1981-1982
Box 6, Folder 3
Exemplary Arts in Education Program-El Rancho School District, Pico River
1982-1983
Box 6, Folder 4
Experimental Silkscreen Atelier Evaluation Form
1985-1986
Box 6, Folder 5
Life Drawing Workshop (Otis Art Institute of Parson's School of Design),Summer
1983
Box 6, Folder 6
Life Drawing Workshop
1984-1985
Box 6, Folder 7
Los Angeles City College-Contracts and Information
1977-1978
Box 6, Folder 8
Los Angeles City Schools Information (Bi-cultural Programs, Health Education and Welfare News-Los Angeles Unified School District)
1976-1977
Box 6, Folder 9
Maravilla Youth and Senior Citizen Organizational Project(MYSCOP) Food Co-op
, 1980
Box 6, Folder 10
Monoprint Silkscreen Workshop
1987-1988
Box 7, Folder 1
Multicultural Arts Program-Herb Workshop Packet
, 1980
Box 7, Folder 2
Multicultural Arts Program-Workshop Packet
1980-1981
Box 7, Folder 3
Multicultural Program Los Angeles School District Contacts
1977-1979
Box 7, Folder 4
Multicultural School Contracts, Policies, Procedures, Responsibilities, Sample Forms, etc.
1979
Box 7, Folder 5
Multicultural School Contracts
, 1980
Box 7, Folder 6
New Directions: Los Angeles City College
1972-1974
Box 7, Folder 7
Packet for Presentation to Schools for Multicultural Program
, 1978
Box 7, Folder 8
Printing Workshop
1988-1990
Box 7, Folder 9
Resource Contact Sheets for Visiting Artists Program
1984
Box 7, Folder 10
Self-Help Graphics and Art, Inc. Program Outlines
1975
Box 7, Folder 11
Self-Help Graphics and Art, Inc. Workshops
1973-1975
Box 7, Folder 12
Silkscreen/Watercolor Workshops
1984-1985
Box 7, Folder 13
Tuesday Night Film Series-List of Film Titles
, 1974
Box 8, Folder 1
Arrangements for Exhibitions
1984-1986
Box 8, Folder 2
Artists Donor Reports
undated
Box 8, Folder 3
Atelier Program
1983-1986
Box 8, Folder 4
Chicano Art: Resistance and Affirmation (CARA) Exhibit at UCLA Wight Gallery
1988
Box 8, Folder 5
Donation of Art Work to the Seminario de Estudios Chicanos
1988
Box 8, Folder 6-7
Exhibition Print Program
1990
Box 8, Folder 9
Galeria Otra Vez Exhibitions
1980-1981
Box 8, Folder 10
"Grafica Chicana" at Museo del Chopo, Mexico City
1984
Box 8, Folder 11
International Exhibitions
1987-1988
Box 8, Folder 12
Inventory List of Art Prints for Exhibits and Consignments
1984-1985
Box 8, Folder 13
Letter from Seminario de Estudios Chicanos y Fronteras Requesting Donations of Art Work
1990
Box 8, Folder 14
Loan Agreements
1986-1987
Box 8, Folder 15
Prints on Consignment
1984-1988
Box 9, Folder 1
Resource Contact Sheets
1984-1986
Box 9, Folder 2
"Social Commentary-Selected Self-Help Graphic Prints,"
1988
Box 9, Folder 3
"Taller de Seragrafia," IV International Festival de la Raza, Tijuana, Mexico
1987
Box 9, Folder 4
"Taller de Seragrafia," Bills
1987-1989
Box 9, Folder 5
Traveling Exhibitions
1985-1986
Box 9, Folder 7
Articles of Incorporation, By-laws and Social Action Through Art Proposal
, 1973
Box 9, Folder 8
Artists Union for Revolutionary Art(AURA) Minutes
1975
Box 9, Folder 9
Atlantic Swimming Pool Mural
1980-1981
Box 9, Folder 10
Bank of America Mural Contract
1975
Box 9, Folder 11
California Arts Council-Bills
1978
Box 9, Folder 12
California Coalition of Hispanic Organizations
1978
Box 9, Folder 13
Caltrans Ceramic Tile Community Mural
1979
Box 9, Folder 14
Centro Leadership, Training and Development Project Description
1978
Box 9, Folder 15
Certificate of Appreciation
1976
Box 9, Folder 16
"Cholo Film Treatment" by Moises Medina
1976
Box 9, Folder 17
City Arts Program-Agreement, Invoices and Documentation Lists
1979
Box 9, Folder 18
Community Arts Programs in Los Angeles-Draft
1977-1978
Box 9, Folder 19
Concilio de Arte Popular
1977-1978
Box 9, Folder 21
Downtown Gallery Exhibits
1983
Box 9, Folder 22
El Rancho Unified School District Directory
1980-1981
Box 9, Folder 23
Estimates for Tile Mural
1980
Box 10, Folder 1
Governor's Statewide Chicana Issues Conference
1980
Box 10, Folder 2
Governor's Statewide Chicana Issues Conference- Invoices
1980
Box 10, Folder 3
Guest Lectures-Speakers and Topics
Box 10, Folder 4
Los Angeles Task Force on the Arts, Preliminary Working Document, August 29
1986
Box 10, Folder 6
Meeting of Chicano Artists on Bicentennial Committee
1975
Box 10, Folder 7
Model Release Agreement
1974
Box 10, Folder 8
National Association Pro-Spanish Speaking Elderly
1976
Box 10, Folder 9
OJOS Mailing List
1974-1975
Box 10, Folder 10
Our Lady of Guadalupe - Procession and Poster Contest
1979-1984
Box 10, Folder 11
Photocopies of Stencils by Carlos Buenos
1976-1977
Box 10, Folder 12
Photographic Study of La Cultura Del Barrio-Minutes of Meeting
1974
Box 11, Folder 1
Prints Sold on the "Gil Plan"
1983-1987
Box 11, Folder 2
Report on The Task Force on Hispanic American Arts
1979
Box 11, Folder 3
Schedule of Events
1985-1986
Box 11, Folder 4
Self-Help Graphics Completed Hall Reservation Contracts
1983-1986
Box 11, Folder 5
Self-Help Graphics and Art, Inc. Logos
1974
Box 11, Folder 6
VEX Alternative Space for Musicians-Flyers and Concept Proposal
1980
Box 11, Folder 7
Miscellaneous Items
1976-1991
Grant Proposals, Reports, and Applications
1970-1989
Box 11, Folder 8
Brody Arts Fund Application
1988-1989
California Arts Council(CAC)
Box 11, Folder 9
Artistic and Administrative Development Grant
1987-1989
Box 11, Folder 10
Artists in Residence Grant, Linda Vallejo
, 1979
Box 11, Folder 11
Artists in Residence Grant, Margaret Garcia
, 1987
Box 11, Folder 12
Artists in Residence Proposals
1979-1980
Box 11, Folder 13
Artists in Schools and Community
1978-1979
Box 12, Folder 4
Contract for Multicultural Technical Assistance Program
, 1989
Box 12, Folder 5
Expanding Participation Funds Grant
, 1980
Box 12, Folder 6
Grant Application and Correspondence
1976-1977
Box 12, Folder 7
Miscellaneous Information
1977
Box 12, Folder 8
Multicultural Advancement Program Application
1987-1989
Box 12, Folder 9
Multicultural Grant Application and Supporting Materials
1987-1988
Box 12, Folder 10
Multicultural Grant Report
1988-1989
Box 13, Folder 8
Silkscreen Project
1976-1977
Box 13, Folder 9
Technical Assistance Contract, Forms and Correspondence
1978-1980
Box 13, Folder 10
California Community Foundation, Grant Application
1987
Campaign for Human Development (CHD)
Box 13
11 Proposal, copies
, 1975
Box 13, Folder 12
Proposal and Budget Sheet
, 1976
Box 13, Folder 13
Proposal and California Arts Council(CAC) Grant Agreement
1972-1977
Box 14, Folder 1
Proposal and Grant Application for Hispanic Filmmakers
1975-1980
Box 14, Folder 2
Quarterly Reports/Applications for Funding
1973-1974
Box 14, Folder 3
CETA Title VI Grant (original), Affirmative Action Plan, Personnel Policies and Procedures
, 1978
Box 14, Folder 4
CETA Title VI and Public Art as Education Proposals
1978
Box 14, Folder 5
CETA Program-Yearly Summary Reports
1980-1983
Box 14, Folder 6
City of Los Angeles Arts Support Grant Application
1987
City of Los Angeles Cultural Grant
Box 14, Folder 11
Conrad Hilton Foundation
, 1974
Box 14, Folder 12
Cultural News and Services Grant and CAC (original)
1977-1978
Box 14, Folder 13
Dutch Sisters Grant (original)
, 1978
Box 14, Folder 14
Ethnic Heritage Grant Application, Barrio Mobile Art Book and Xeroxed Pictures
1980-1981
Box 15, Folder 1
Ethnic Heritage Studies Program
1979
Box 15, Folder 2
Ethnic Heritage Studies Program-Concept Paper of Proposal
1980-1981
Box 15, Folder 3
Funding Foundations, Information and Criteria
1970-1977
Box 15, Folder 4
Funding Foundations
1973-1975
Box 15, Folder 5
Foundation Replies, Incoming and Outgoing
1972-1975
Box 15, Folder 6
Hollywood Turf Club Associated Charities, Inc.
, 1974
Box 15, Folder 7
Liberty Hill Foundation Proposal (original)
, 1979
Box 15, Folder 8
Los Angeles Clearing House
1978
Box 15, Folder 9
Los Angeles County Department of Community Development Funding
1977-1978
Box 15, Folder 10
The Los Angeles Times Fund
, 1975
Box
, Folder 15
11 Application and Inservice Training For Artists Materials, Barrio Mobile Art
1976-1978
Box 16, Folder 5
Mayors Grant and Correspondence
1977-1980
Box 16, Folder 6
Metropolitan Life Foundation-Museum Grant for Minority Visual Arts
, 1987
Box 16, Folder 7
Mexican American Opportunity Foundation(MAOF) Proposal and Correspondence
, 1977
Box 16, Folder 8
Mexico City Mural Project Support Material for Robert Delgado
, 1987
Box 16, Folder 9
Mexico Mural Project Application and Letters of Rejection
1988
Box 16, Folder 10
Municipal Arts Grant, City of Los Angeles, Office of the Mayor
1977-1978
Box 16, Folder 11
Municipal Arts Grant, City of Los Angeles, Office of the Mayor
, 1979
Box 16, Folder 12
Municipal Arts Program Description and Budget
1977-1978
National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)
Box 16, Folder 13
Artist Spaces and Gallery Grant (Original)
1979-1981
Box 16, Folder 17
Individual Grant Application
1980-1981
Box 17, Folder 1
Grant Application
1982-1983
"Ojos En Los/LA Through Our Eyes" (original)
Box 17, Folder 4
Organization Grant Application, 1987-1988
Box 17, Folder 9
National Endowment For The Humanities(NEH) Brochures and Guidelines
1976-1977
Box 17, Folder 10
National/State/County Partnership Grant Application
1985-1986
Box 17, Folder 11
National/State/County Partnership Grant Application
, 1987
Box 17, Folder 13
Poverello Fund (original)
1978-1979
Box 17, Folder 14
Proposal Due Dates and Program Outline
1974-1975
Box 17, Folder 15
Proposals-Pasadena Silkscreen Factory and Campaign for Human Development
Box 18, Folder 1
Revenue Sharing Request. Los Angeles County-Pasedena Community Service Commission Proposal Sample
1973
Box 18, Folder 2
UNO/SCOC Olympic Legacy Proposal Application
1985
Box 18, Folder 3
Miscellaneous Information
1977-1979
Newspaper, Magazine, and Miscellaneous Articles,
1971-1984
Personnel
Bulk, 1972-1990
Bulk, 1972-1990 1972-1997
Box 18, Folder 11
Alma Family Services
1984
Box 18, Folder 12
Applications and Resumes
1977
Box 18, Folder 13
CETA-Past Workers
1975-1983
Box 18, Folder 14
City Volunteer Corps
1977
Box 19, Folder 1
Court Referral Community Service Program
1975-1985
Box 19, Folder 2
Free-lance Application and Training Record, Richard Duardo
1977
Box 19, Folder 3
Information on Artist Job Bank
1976
Box 19, Folder 4
In-Service Training
1976-1977
Box 19, Folder 5
Jessie Escobedo Work Study Contract
1976
Box 19, Folder 6
Letter of Resignation: Gloria Amalia Flores
1977
Box 19, Folder 7
Letters of Reference
1984-1990
Box 19, Folder 8
Minutes, Board Meetings
1977-1982
Box 19, Folder 9
Minutes, Staff Meetings
1975
Box 19, Folder 10
Minutes, Staff Meetings
1980
Box 19, Folder 11
The Music Commission
1980-1981
Box 19, Folder 12
National Endowment for the Arts(NEA)Questionnaire for Contract Information, Miscellaneous Personnel Forms
1978
Box 19, Folder 13
Pasadena City Art Center. CETA Workers
1979-1981
Box 19, Folder 18
Resumes, Miscellaneous Photographs
1972-1975
Box 59, Folder 5
In Memory of Sister Karen Boccalero
1997
Box 59, Folder 6
Information Packet Upon Her Death
1997
Box 59, Folder 7
Guest Book for Sister Karen's Memorial
Box 59, Folder 8
Liturgy in honor of Sister Karen Boccalero O.S.F.
Box 59, Folder 9-10
Letters Received by SHG Upon Sister Karen's Death
Box 59, Folder 11
Sister Karen Funeral Arrangements
Box 59, Folder 12
Thank You List for Condolences Sent Upon Sister Karen's Death
Box 59, Folder 14
Cards Received by SHG Upon Sister Karen's Death
1997
Box 59
Guest Journal for Sister Karen's Funeral
Box 19, Folder 19
Resumes of Humanists
1977-1978
Box 19, Folder 20
Self-Help Graphics Studio and Personnel Policies
, 1976
Sister Karen Boccalero (Director)
Box 58, Folder 1-4
Sister Karens Self-Help Graphics Photo Album
Box 58, Folder 5-11
Sister Karen's Photographs
Box 59, Folder 3
Photo Used for Sister Karen's Funeral
Series II Barrio Mobile Art Studio
1972-1988
Correspondence, Incoming
1974-1986
Box 20, Folder 1
Benson-(Los Angeles, County) Board of Supervisors
Box 20, Folder 2
Los Angeles Philharmonic Association-United Teachers Los Angeles Letters of Support from Children
Box 20, Folder 8
City of Los Angeles Bicentennial Award
July 4, 1976
Box 20, Folder 10
Mobile Art Project Concept Paper
undated
Box 21, Folder 1
Mobile Art Studio Aesthetic Workshop
undated
Box 21, Folder 2
Program Components: 6 months-5 day week
undated
Box 21, Folder 3
Program Components: 9 months-3 day week
[1975]
Program Records: Documentation, Curriculum Plans, Participants, Schedules, etc.
Box 23, Folder 1-3
December 1977-December 1978
Grant Proposals, Reports and Applications
1974-1979
Box 24, Folder 2
California Arts Commission Application (original)
1975-1976
Box 24, Folder 3
California Arts Council Proposal "Alternatives in Education Program" (original)
1976
Box 24, Folder 4
California Arts Council: Artists in Residence-- Linda Vallejo
1978-1979
Box 24, Folder 5
Department of Community Development, Original Contract
1977-1978
Box 24, Folder 6
General Revenue Sharing Program for Community Organizations, Budget and Program Description
1975-1976
Box 24, Folder 7
Mobile Arts Education and Training Proposal to City of Los Angeles
1977-1978
Box 24, Folder 8
Program Description, Budget and School Visits Schedule
1976
Box 24, Folder 9
Program Description for LA County Office of Urban Affairs
1974
Box 24, Folder 10
Program Proposal: Mayor's Office of Urban Development
1976
Box 24, Folder 11
Revised Proposal, Original Submitted Through GLCAA, (original)
1975
Box 24, Folder 12
Revised Proposal, Original Submitted Through GLCAA, 1975 (copies)
Newspaper and Magazine Articles
1976-1978
Box 25, Folder 4
Blank Forms: Applications, Checklists, Evaluations and Studio Policies
Box 25, Folder 6
Employment Application
1980
Box 25, Folder 7
Minutes of Meetings
1975-1976
Box 25, Folder 8
Minutes of Meetings and Miscellaneous Documents
1977-1988
Box 25, Folder 9
Miscellaneous Forms, Schedules, Staff Directory, etc.
Box 25, Folder 10
Orientation Materials and Program Description
1975-1976
Color Photocopies
1977-1978
Series III El Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
1960-1991
Correspondence, Incoming
1974-1987
Box 32, Folder 1
(Los Angeles, City) Mayor-Urbina
Box 32, Folder 3
Día de los Muertos Confirmation of Participation and Statements of Interpretation
1991
Box 32, Folder 4
Día de los Muertos Exhibition and Celebration
1991
Box 32, Folder 5
Día de los Muertos Parade Application
1978
Box 32, Folder 6
Día de los Muertos Youth Project
1978
Box 32, Folder 7
Día de los Muertos Youth Project, Humanist's Evaluations
1978
Box 32, Folder 8
Employment Regulations &Job Description for Program
undated
Box 32, Folder 9
Miscellaneous Information on Day of the Dead
1971
Box 32, Folder 11
Research by Participants in NEH Grant for Day of the Dead
Grant Proposals, Reports & Applications
1976-1986
Box 32, Folder 12
City of Los Angeles Cultural Grant Application
1979- 1980
Box 32, Folder 13
City of Los Angeles Folk Art Grant Application, Contract, Invoice and Final Report
1985-1986
Box 32, Folder 14
National Endowment for the Arts (NEA)-Grant Application
1976
Box 32, Folder 15-16
Report-Original and Copy
1976
Box 33, Folder 4
Proposal-First Draft
1979
Box 33, Folder 9
NEA Expansion Arts Program Grant Application
1981
Box 33, Folder 10
NEA Final Descriptive Report of Da de los Muertos
1981
Box 33, Folder 11
NEA Expansion Arts Program Grant Application
1982- 1983
Box 34, Folder 1
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), Da de los Muertos Youth Project-Original Grant Application
1978
NEH El Día de los Muertos Youth Project
Box 34, Folder 4
Proposal with Revisions
1978
Box 34, Folder 7
Proposed Concept Paper
1979
Magazine, Newspaper, Journal and Miscellaneous Articles
1968-1991
Photographs, Negatives and Slides
1960-1985
Color Photocopies, Flyers, Invitations and Posters
1975-1986
Invitations, Flyers and Posters
Box 37, Folder 5
Pink Paper cutout/Papel Picado, Olvera Street, Los Angeles and poster
Series IV Magazine, Newspaper, Journal and Miscellaneous Articles
1963-1991
Series V Photographs, Negative and Slides
1920-1986
Box 60
Self Help Graphics History
Box 60
Concilio de Arte Popular Meeting and Art Exhibition Photographs
Box 62
Dia de los Muertos
1974-1982
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.1 001(1-6)
Title unknown
November 1975
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
altar, ofrenda, Fund: National Endowment for the Arts and Self-Help Graphics.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 1 002(1-13)
Title unknown
November 7, 1976
General Physical Description note: altar, ofrenda
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
Altars and ofrendas for Day of the Dead celebration and exhibition at SHG. Cross: Installation Art and Indigenous Chicano
Mediums and Art Forms.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.1 003(1-15)
Title unknown
November 7, 1976
General Physical Description note: altar, ofrenda
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/ Comments
Detalis of altars from Day of the Dead- Altar Exhibition at Self Help Graphics. Cross CAP and Indigenous Chicano Mediums and
Art Forms.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 1 004(1-10)
Title unknown
November 6, 1977
General Physical Description note: altar, ofrenda
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/ Comments
Cross: Installation Art, CAP and Indigenous Chicano Mediums and Art Forms.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 1 005(1-11)
Title unknown
November 6, 1977
General Physical Description note: altar, ofrenda
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/ Comments
From Day of the Dead-Altar Exhibition at SHG. Cross: CAP and Indigenous Chicano Mediums and Art Forms.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 1 006(1-35)
Title unknown
November 6, 1978
General Physical Description note: altar, ofrenda
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/ Comments
From Day of the Dead Exhibition at SHG, organized by Micheal M. Amescua and Linda Vallejo. Cross: CAP and Indigenous Chicano
Mediums and Art Forms.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 1 007
Title unknown
1989
General Physical Description note: altar, ofrenda
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/ Comments
From Day of the Dead '89 Exhibition at SHG. Cross: CAP and Indigenous Chicano Mediums and Art Forms.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.1 008(1-12)
Untitled
November 7, 1982
General Physical Description note: altar, ofrenda
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
Cross: Installation Art and Indigenous Chicano Mediums and Art Forms.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.1 009(1-20)
Title unknown
November 5, 1978
General Physical Description note: altar, ofrenda
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
creator:
Castañeda, Cecilia
creator:
Honesto, Cindy
creator:
Pineda, Sarah
creator:
Vallejo, Linda
creator:
Yáñez, Christopher
creator:
Yáñez, Mari
Description/ Comments
Cross: Indigenous Chicano Mediums and Art Forms
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 1 010(1-16)
Untitled
undated
General Physical Description note: altar, ofrenda
creator:
Cervantez, Yreina
Description/Comments
Cross: Indigenous Chicano mediums and Art Forms
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.1 011
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 1 012
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 1 013
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 1 014
Los Cipotes
July 1987
General Physical Description note: mixed media
creator:
Los Cipotes
Description/ Comments
Cross: CAP and Installation Art and Indigenous Chicano Mediums and Art Forms.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 1 015
María Ester Urista 1942-1989
1989
General Physical Description note: mixed media
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Description/ Comments
From Day of the Dead '89 Exhibition at SHG. Cross: CAP and Indigenous Chicano Mediums and Art Forms.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 1 016
Day of the Dead Fan
1989
General Physical Description note: mixed media
creator:
Vallejo, Linda
Description/ Comments
Form Day of the Dead '89 Exhibition. Cross: CAP and Indigenous Chicano Mediums and Art Forms.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 1 017
Title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: altar, ofrenda
creator:
Yáñez, Larry
Description/ Comment
Cross: Indigenous Chicano Mediums and Art Forms.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 001
Calaca Alucinada en L.A.
January 26-30, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Aguirre, José Antonio
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 002
Firedream
March 7-11, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Aguirre, José Antonio
Description/Comments
My work is closely related to personal experience. This visual poem tells the story of a relationship that was so intense
that it was extinguished by the fire of passion. This love is being reborn through a new fire of life but it has to face a
deconstruction of its past and in a cathartical experience overcome the present to be able to grow into the future." J.A.
Aguirre Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer:
Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 003
It's Like the Song, Just Another Op'nin' Another Show...
January 8-12, 1990
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Aguirre, José Antonio
Description/Comments
"This print is intended to be a tribute to the memory of Carlos Almaraz and to those that have also died from AIDS. The image
of the cross coming from the head/photograph of Almaraz is combined/appropriated with a few symbols from Carlos' own iconography,
developed with my own treatment and color perception." J.A. Aguirre Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National
Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 004
Icon
February 15-20, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Alferov, Alex
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 005
Koshka
January 24-29, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Alferov, Alex
Description/Comments
"I live in Hollywood, in a part of the city that used to be residential but is now in a state of change. There are a lot of
stray cats in this neighborhood. The cats are forced to survive on their own. The cities are in the same state of plight.
I have used the stray cat as a symbol of what happens to a city in decline and to its inhabitants--an electric neon existence
of surviving at any cost--casting an uncertain shadow to its future." A. Alferov Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts
Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 006
Oriental Blond
October 3-7, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Alferov, Alex
Description/Comments
Oriental Blond is a portrait that speaks of the two diverse background cultures from which Mr. Alferov has come. The bright
blond side of the face is the white cultural roots while the blue side represents his oriental ancestry. The body of Mr. Alferov's
work speaks about the conflicts and resolutions of meeting middle ground through cultural and emotional diversity. Fund: National
Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 007
Sobreviviente
January 29-February 2, 1990
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Alicia, Juana
Description/Comments
"Originally done as a book illustration on the theme of 'Tales of survival and disappearance in Argentina', then as a pastel
painting, a lithograph and now as a silkscreen, the image has evolved to mean an expression of the tenacity and spiritual
inner light of all women who persevere in oppressive situations, be they imprisoned in concentration camps, jails or their
own homes." J. Alicia Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide
photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 008
Where's My Genie in the Bottle
October 23, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Amemiya-Kirkman, Grace
Description/Comments
Content of print: Depression, the escape--the glamour, addiction, the high--the hysteria--emptiness. Fund: Self-Help Graphics,
California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 009
Mara 'akame
January 10-15, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
Description/Comments
"Other shamans dream that someone wants to throw a cloud which will destroy all of the people. All of us will end from this
cloud. Others say they dream that a giant animal will fall and, where it falls, everything will burn in a great fire. The
only way to stop this is to renew the candles so the gods are contented. The shamans know how; they did this once a very long
time ago. Maybe they will do it again, maybe not. They will dream what they have to do." Ulu Temayk, Mara'akame (Huichol Shaman)
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Color
House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 010
Toci
January 14-19, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
Description/Comments
"'Toci' mother of the gods and heart of the earth. The divine grandmother. Mother Earth. She says, 'Look at me, I am beautiful,
do not destroy me'." M. Amescua Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual
Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 011
Xolotl
January 2-6, 1990
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
Description/Comments
"Xolotl guides the sun thru the underworld. Here he is asking, 'Who will speak for the animals, will they all drown in mankind's
pollution or will you speak and act now, today, this minute to pick up your own garbage?'" M. Amescua Fund: Self-Help Graphics,
California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 012
The Single Word
March 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Anton, Don
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 013
Plumas Para Paloma
March 20-24, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Avila, Glenna
Description/Comments
"A personal piece celebrating the birth of my first child, Sara Paloma, depicted at 4 months. The 2 weavings are used to symbolize
two cultures from her background--Mexican and Indian--and also the textures and interweavings of one's life. The photographs
symbolize her connections to her past (she is named for her great-grandmother Sarah). The feathers on the rug symbolize feathers
of the dove which in Native American cultures stand for good deeds and power in one's life." This print represents gifts she
has received from her past. G. Avila Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual
Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 014
Untitled
March 3-6, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Avila, Glenna
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 015
Advenimiento de Primavera
February 5-9, 1990
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Baray, Samuel
Description/Comments
"Advenimiento de Primavera--the arrival of spring. Ancient and contemporary Angels of Los Angeles. There are very few angels
that sing." S. Baray Fund: California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics. Slide
photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 016
Santuario
March 9-13, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Baray, Samuel
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 017
Calaveras in Black Tie
October 30-November 3, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bautista, Vincent
Description/Comments
Three calaveras attending a Día de los Muertos art opening, a party and celebration. Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California
Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 018
...And His Image Was Multiplied
January 22-26, 1990
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bert, Guillermo
Description/Comments
"Refer[s] to the alienation of people who live in a super metropolis experience. Human beings are separated from direct contact
with nature. The person becomes a mere reflection of self. These entities are defined by the image of them within the little
box of a television set." G. Bert Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual
Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 019
Dilemma in Color
November 16-21, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bert, Guillermo
Description/Comments
"The ambivalence of thoughts amid the strong influence of television and the hidden energy that makes it possible. The conflict
is intensified by the aggressive, brilliant colors." G. Bert Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help
Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 020
Without
March 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 021
Long Life to the Creative Force
February 13-19, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Botello, David
Description/Comments
"The elder represents long life in a peaceful setting. The plumed serpent is 'Quetzalcoatl' representing the 'creative force'
but also 'chaos' which surrounds the elder and wants the heart as the final sacrifice of life. The braids on the heart are
her/his life's story; the nopales cactus are new life still growing. The cat is the jaguar, 'Tezcatlipoca', death lingering
over your left shoulder, waiting for the person giving up on life. Message: We must remain in balance, rest and soothe our
hearts, not succumb to desires, etc., around us." D. Botello Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment
for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 022
Reconstruction
November 27-December 1, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Botello, Paul
Description/Comments
"This piece is about the reconstruction of man with the help of a woman. Time swings back and forth, half man, half skeleton.
The pregnant woman lying down shackled is a reference to the responsibility of motherhood." P. Botello Fund: Self-Help Graphics,
California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 023
Untitled
February 16-20, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Brehm, Qathryn
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 024
Manifestation of Trinity
December 7-11, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Calderón, Rudy
Description/Comments
"Manifestation of Trinity is an attempt to portray analogies between the ancient and the universal concept of Trinity and
recognizable manifestations in life that are triple in nature, the three primary colors from which all other colors emerge,
and the family unit of father, mother and child from which all nations take form. Spirit endows matter with dynamic conscious
life." R. CalderÙn Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer:
Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 025
In Our Remembrance Is Our Resurrection
December 10-11, 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Cárdenas, Mari
Description/Comments
Fund: ARCO, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 026
Untitled
ca. Fall 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Cárdenas, Mari
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, ARCO. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 027
Negativity Attracts
March 26-30, 1990
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Carrasco, Barbara
Description/Comments
"The print is the result of minimalizing detail work in order to focus more clearly on color and content (form). Negativity
Attracts reflects male-female relationships often seen as conflicting yet attracting because of, or in spite of, differences."
B. Carrasco Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer:
Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 029
Self-Portrait
February 24-March 1, 1984
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Carrasco, Barbara
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 030(1-2)
Camino Largo
February 6-March 27, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Cervantez, Yreina
Description/Comments
Cross-reference with Installation Art and Indigenous Chicano Mediums and Art Forms Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help
Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 031
El Pueblo Chicano con el Pueblo Centroamericano
March 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Cervantez, Yreina
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 032
La Noche y los Amantes
February 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Cervantez, Yreina
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 033
Danze Ocelot
ca. Fall 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Cervantez, Yreina
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 034
Victoria Ocelotl
December 4-10, 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Cervantez, Yreina
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, ARCO. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 035
Stadium
February 21-26, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Chamberlin, Ann
Description/Comments
Soldiers playing and posing in a menacing manner. Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for
the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 036
Pan Dulce
November 7-11, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Coronado, Sam
Description/Comments
Based on distorted perspective creating abstract-like forms and accented by lines to frame the objects. Shadows are also incorporated
into the design with use of shape and color. The subjects are familiar ones to most Mexican-Americans; they evoke an ethnic
feeling unique to the culture which has introduced this type of pastry, "Molletes", to our society. "The subjects I paint
are a reflection of the bi-cultural work that surrounds me. These subjects express the rebirth of ideas and feelings which
are emerging in today's society." S. Coronado Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the
Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 037
Media Madness
March 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Costa, Sam
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 038
Act on It
March 5-14, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Davis, Alonzo
Description/Comments
The Vote Series is a group of paintings and prints that emphasize the vote. The artist reacted to apathy on the part of many
of our citizens. He was born in the south when the right to vote was denied his family because of their race. "Many people...
particularly in the south have made great sacrifices to assure the right to vote for all people, and the Vote Series is intended
to be a nonpartisan motivator and consciousness raiser for all citizens." A. Davis Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual
Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 039
King Melon
January 19-23, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Davis, Alonzo
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 040
Now Is the Time
March 15-19, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Davis, Alonzo
Description/Comments
"The print emphasizes the power and impact of the right to vote. This print is to raise the consciousness of the Jesse Jackson
Presidential Campaign." A. Davis Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual
Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 041
Comet Over City Hall
December 9-12, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
De Batuc, Alfredo
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 042
Seven Views of City Hall
January 13-16, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
De Batuc, Alfredo
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 043
Guatemala
November 21-25, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Delgado, Roberto
Description/Comments
"Pregnant female figure in anxious position with umbilical attachment to ground--fertility of people; of the earth. Soldier
as a set piece in the game of exploitation between countries. The clown figure from pack of 'Payaso' cigarettes common to
Guatemala. Three headed dog whose symbolism probably has some deep mythological story that has to do with Hades, the river
Styx, Dante Alleghieri, and so on, but it's just an image from the Mexican state of Guerrero that looked cool." R. Delgado
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color
House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 044
Loto
December 19-20, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Delgado, Roberto
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 045(1-2)
Untitled
March 5-14, 1984
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Delgado, Roberto
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 046
Champ de Bataille
October 13-19, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Donis, Alex
Description/Comments
"It was a dream, it was all a dream." A. Donis Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California
Arts Council. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 047
Río, por no llorar
November 28-December 2, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Donis, Alex
Description/Comments
"Basically my print is a statement about oppression. It's about people who struggle to survive while their lands are stripped
away and their resources siphoned. I recently read the lyrics to a song which I think most clearly defines my piece: '...So
take a good look at my face, you'll see my smile looks out of place, look even closer, it's easy to trace the track of my
tears'." A. Donis Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer:
Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 048
The Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost
February 29-March 6, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Duardo, Richard
Description/Comments
"Well, it was quite a spontaneous activity indeed. The content of this image is totally appropriated from the commonplace
of contemporary culture. Their layout is to indicate the following: Mickey, omnipotent god (benevolent and happy); the robot,
man on earth, a replicant of god--Symbols: O.K, meaning everything is swell on earth." R. Duardo Fund: California Arts Council,
Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 050
Untitled
January 25-February, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Duardo, Richard
Description/Comments
Female torso, on abstract field including Japanese characters, Made in U.S.A. Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics,
National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 051
Jaguar
March 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Flores, Florencio
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 052
Little Gold Man
February 12-16,1990
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Gamboa, Diane
Description/Comments
"I continued to build texture and detail. The Little Gold Man himself is the focal point of the other figures in the piece,
but at the same time is one of the many figures involved in this print, as in other prints I have created through the Atelier
program. I attempted to work on an image using a new technique that is very different from my other prints." D. Gamboa Fund:
National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 053
She's My Puppet
October 21-23, 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Gamboa, Diane
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 054
Three
March 17-20, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Gamboa, Diane
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 055
Untitled
January 9-18, 1984
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Gamboa, Diane
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 056(1-5)
Untitled
October 6-9, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Gamboa, Diane
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 057
Untitled
November 6-11, 1984
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
García, Lorraine
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 058
Anna Comiendo Salsa
December 1-5, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
García, Margaret
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 059
Romance
January 4-8, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
García, Margaret
Description/Comments
"The print is symbolic of the sexual tensions in the first stages of 'Romance'. The fork foams on the appetite of those involved.
Chili, sex, something that feels so good can burn so bad." M. García Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National
Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 060
Untitled
February 24-27, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
García, Margaret
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 061
Untitled
February 24-27, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
García, Margaret
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 062
Movie House
February 8-12, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Gil de Montes, Robert
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Color
House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 063
El Vaquero
December 11-15, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Gonzalez, Yolanda
Description/Comments
"Designed for Plaza de la Raza Cultural Center. The legend of the cowboy, my concept is, 'life is to be lived' and El Vaquero
is certainly living life. His motion is free; with the air blowing through his scarf and hair, he has no worries. Life should
be as free and fun loving as El Vaquero." Y. Gonzalez Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment
for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 064
Don Juan's Got the Blues
December 5-9, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Gonzalves, Ricardo
Description/Comments
"The image of the coyote is a representation of the brujo Don Juan as he is transformed into animal form. This work is an
expression of an indigenous epistemological view that considers an alternative reality. Don Juan is presented here as an animal
warrior on a mission to preserve and advance Chicano culture. ¿Y qué?" R. Gonzalves Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help
Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 065
Ancient Dreamers
November 10-14, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Grace, Gerry
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 067
El Perro y la Mujer
February 15-19, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color
House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 068
La Mujer y el Perro
February 15-19, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
Description/Comments
"The dog or perro symbolizes men or man. It's a concept of men chasing women. This woman does not want to be chased and therefore
hides in her room, holding her body in despair.", D. Guerrero-Cruz. Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National
Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 069
Mujeres y Perros
March 2-6, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 070
Peacemakers
November 4-7, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
Description/Comments
This print depicts the irony of three Chicano children growing up in an Anglo society with images of the society, therefore
losing the heritage. It also speaks to the idea that children can be taught to save the world from nuclear war with their
peacemaking friends. Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide
photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 071
Perro en mi Cama
October 31-November 4, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
Description/Comments
"This is part of my series on women and dogs. The other prints consist of the dogs on the prowl for women. In this print,
the dog accomplishes his goal. Here he lies comfortably with the woman with a smug smile on his face because of his achievement.
These dogs represent men who continually harass women with their cat calls.", D. Guerrero-Cruz. Fund: California Arts Council,
Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 066
Untitled (The Bride)
February 19-28, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
Description/Comments
"The bride is a statement about my struggle as an artist, who leaves the professional field of art in order to survive as
a single parent. During this time, this woman feels like she is slowly dying because she is not able to be what she wants
to be. This is not against marriage, but a statement that one must be what she really wants to be before she can be anything
else. Women have a harder struggle than men simply because we are women; I hope that for the women of tomorrow the struggle
will be easier to make their lives better.", Dolores Guerrero-Cruz. Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California
Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 072
Untitled
November 5-6, 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Hamada, Miles
Description/Comments
Fund: ARCO, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 073
Sight One
February 23-27, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Hamilton, Vijali
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 074
Sawin' at Sunset
March 16-20, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Healy, Wayne Alaniz
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 075
The Cosmic Cruise
January 15-18, 1990
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Hernandez, Ester
Description/Comments
"The theme is our interconnectedness with each other and The Universe. The car represents movement in space and time is represented
by the images of four women: La Virgen de Guadalupe (the driver), the Mexican Indian grandmother, the modern Chicano mother
and child. The Aztec moon goddess Coyolxauqui signifies our link with the past. The print is part of my ongoing tribute to
La Mujer Chicana.", E. Hernández. Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council.
Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 076
Untitled
October 23-November 1, 1984
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Herrón, Willie
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts and California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 077
Journey to the Astral World
October 19-23, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Hoyes, Bernard
Description/Comments
"Revivalist sect of the new world conjuring ancient spirits through the releasing of doves. This ritual opens the door to
the spiritual world, praying, prancing, dancing, clapping of hands; trumpeting in the night transcends the participants into
the world of the Eternal.", B. Hoyes. Fund: Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts
Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 078
Macumba Ritual
October 20-25, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Hoyes, Bernard
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 079
Some Kind of Buckaroo
March 12-15, 1990
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
LaMarr, Jean
Description/Comments
"The warrior spirit continues in contemporary times. Encroachment on sacred land area of nature by people for U.S. military
testing, and fencing off lands keeping Indian people from sacred areas.", J. LaMarr. Fund: Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment
for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 080
Vulcán de Pacaya
March 6-10, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Lane, Leonie
Description/Comments
"This print is based on my New Year's Eve 1988-89 spent with 14 people on top of Vulcán de Pacaya just south of Guatemala
City, Guatemala. The combination of the active volcano, fireworks, campfire and fireflies is a potent mixture of heat, light
and symbols. The volcano is a symbol for many things--underlying tensions exploding to the surface--political, social, sexual
and emotional. This night and this mountain serve as a stage for reflection on events of the present and future. Fire is a
catalyst for change, ignition of passion, destruction of the old, commencement of the new.", L. Lane. Fund: Self-Help Graphics,
California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 081
Untitled
October 29-30, 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Leal, Steven
Description/Comments
Fund: ARCO, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 082
Camine, No Camine
January 20-23, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Lenero Castro, José
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 083
Susana
January 24-30, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Lenero Castro, José
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 084
Dando Gracias
October 16-22, 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Limón, Leo
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, ARCO. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 085
Madre Tierra--Padre Sol I
December 8-11, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Limón, Leo
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 086
Madre Tierra--Padre Sol II
December 8-11, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Limón, Leo
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 087
Soñando
January 6-9, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Limón, Leo
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 088
Wovoka's Corazón
October 21-24, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Limón, Leo
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 089
Lost Childhood
October 1-9, 1984
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Maradiaga, Ralph
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 090
The Promised Land
November 10-14, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Martínez, Daniel
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 091
The Dream
March 13-17, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Montaño Valle, Ernest
Description/Comments
"Primer trabajo realizado conjunto con ayuda Chicana, la característica principal se refiera a la situación real--abstracta
del dibujo que interpreta el sueño, así como la utilización de colores con la elisura tónica, colores un tanto absurdos pero
relacionados.", E. Montaño Valle. Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual
Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 092
Tijerina Tantrum
February 27-March 3, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Montoya, Dalilah
Description/Comments
"The Tijerina Tantrum is about Reyes Tijerina, the Aloncia, the forest station and the U.S. Military. The image in the center
symbolizes Shiva Energy that is through her dance of the Tijerina Tantrum; energy spins off igniting the tension between Reyes-Aloncia
and the Forest Ranger-Military. In general this print embraces the energy generated by the politically turbulent 60's.", D.
Montoya. Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer:
Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 093
Sí Se Puede
January 9-13, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Montoya, Malaquías
Description/Comments
"These images deal with struggle. I use the maguey plant as a symbol of strength. In this image the plant and its power are
the manifestation of the frustration of the poor represented by the person looking out of the rectangular box. The maguey
is ripping through the American flag, which I use here as a symbol of those things which oppress people.", M. Montoya. Fund:
Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 094
Savagery and Technology
March 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Norte, Armando
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 095
Shadows of Ghosts
December 18-22, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Norte, Armando
Description/Comments
"We wear the scars of our past, bad experience, touch them and feel the fear, the anger, the pain, over and over again. Those
moments from our past are but a collage of fading images. Shadows of ghosts. We must look forward, to life.", A. Norte. Fund:
California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 096
Untitled
November 19-20, 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Norte, Armando
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, ARCO. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 097
Border Bingo/Lotería Fronteriza
October 25-30, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ochoa, Victor
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat. 2 098(1-2)
El Jarabe de los Muertianos
January 16- February 17
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Oropeza, Eduardo
Description/ Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat. 2 099
Onward Christian Soldiers
1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Oropeza, Eduardo
Description/ Comments
Slide Photgraph for Ateliers VI and VII exhibition and reception at Self Help Graphics, organized by Self Help Graphics staff
and Sister Karen Boccalero. (April 1986). Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts
Visual Arts.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 100
Onward Christian Soldiers
December 15-18, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Oropeza, Eduardo
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 101
Arreglo
October 8-9, 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Perez, Jesús
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, ARCO. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 102
The Best of Two Worlds
November 9-13, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Perez, Jesús
Description/Comments
"Mexican-Americans. These three generations formulated the passionate Mexican-American heritage. But the Mexican-American
was to enter his own revolution: to fight for his identity; to establish his values in a country which differed in culture
and in values from the three generations that had preceded him. Now the fifth generation has to respond to a new-age culture:
electronics, space, sex, materialism, Ronald Reagan, etc. Like the cactus which supports the eagle on the Mexican flag, they
are all undeniably Mexican-rooted!", J. Perez. Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the
Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 103
Say Yes
January 30-February 3, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Perez, Jesús
Description/Comments
"Between hope and hopelessness, any child, including the child within us, is fragile, vulnerable, and dependent on an external
world for its very survival. Many factors will shape and mold its future. Needy children, through no fault of their own, are
subject to a murky world of oppression. As a volunteer chair of a YMCA fundraising campaign, I see many campaigners and donors
who are making a difference in many of these children's lives. I salute these volunteers who dare 'say yes' to the YMCA and
help us to 'Say yes!' to life.", J. Perez. Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts
Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 104
Try Angle # 1
November 2-6, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Perez, Jesús
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 105
Untitled
December 29-31, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Perez, Jesús
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 106
Vértigo
November 24-28, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Perez, Juan
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 107
Thinking of Jesus and Mary
February 6-10, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Perez, Louie
Description/Comments
"Based on series of pastel sketches on newspaper. The religious imagery of the sacred hearts of Jesus and Mary conveys personal
religious convictions in a purely aesthetic approach. The print medium has recreated the newspaper accurately, while the image
retains the immediacy of the original. I've also used monotype to enhance the attitude of making art at the moment. The overall
piece conveys an irony in the juxtaposition of religious symbols and the disposable, temporary material on which they are
executed." L. Perez Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide
photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 108
Familia
March 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ponce, Michael
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 109
Untitled
October 7-10, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Rodriguez, Elizabeth
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 110
Untitled
October 27-30, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Rodriguez, Elizabeth
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 111
Night Falls as I Lay Dreaming
February 19-23, 1990
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Rodriguez, Joe Bastida
Description/Comments
"This print depicts a young girl who, while in her sleep, visualizes her fear of a snake curled close to her which may strike
as it reaches towards the sunset. Images of unborn children within a tree (tree of life) and the dark clouds shaped like an
eagle edge towards the sunset, reflecting an old Indian wise man that oversees her presence. Symbols relate to the notion
of the fear of losing one's cultural identity and of the hope for children to maintain their heritage.", J. Bastida-Rodriguez.
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Color
House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 112
A Part of You and Me
1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Rodriguez, Reyes
Description/Comments
"The print is inspired by my daughter. The coming together of two Latin cultures, one Brazilian and the other Chicano. The
snake is transformed from an Aztec symbol to the streets of Rio. On the upper left corner is the diety Yemanja, Goddess of
the Sea, and in front of her are lilies associated with Chicano and Mexican art. A calavera peeks through on the right hand
side.", R. Rodriguez. Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 113
Carro
February 3-6, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Romero, Frank
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 114
Cruz Arroyo Seco
January 18-22, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Romero, Frank
Description/Comments
The white cross standing in a field of yellow sunflowers exists in Arroyo Seco, New Mexico, in the local cemetery. Arroyo
Seco is near Taos, New Mexico, and the background is an indication of the magic mountain sacred to the Pueblo Indians. Fund:
National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 115
Cruz Hacienda Martínez
January 18-22, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Romero, Frank
Description/Comments
"The print depicts a small cross hanging in the Martínez Hacienda in Taos, New Mexico. I've tried to convey an emotional feeling
this kind of imagery evokes." F. Romero Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help
Graphics. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 116
Frutas y Verduras
October 16-20, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Romero, Frank
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Color
House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 117
Pingo con Corazón
February 3-6, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Romero, Frank
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 118
Untitled
October 12-17, 1986
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Romero, Frank
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 119
Eternal Seeds
December 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Salazar, Daniel
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts. Self Help Graphics and Art Inc.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 120
Eternal Seeds
December 4-8, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Salazar, Daniel
Description/Comments
"The love and sacrifice of Jesus Christ is to plant seeds of eternal life." D. Salazar Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help
Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 121
Like Father, Like Son
March 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Segura, Daniel
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 122
This Is Pain
December 18-20, 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Segura, Daniel
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, ARCO. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 123
Atelier IV Group Poster
November 6-December 13, 1984
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 124
Atelier V Group Poster
1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen, collage
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 125
Untitled
March 1-3, 1984
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 126
Omens
March 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Sparrow, Peter
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 127
Untitled
January 8-15, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Sparrow, Peter
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 128
Balance of Knowledge--Balance of Power
October 11-16, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Taylor, Neal
Description/Comments
"Balance of Knowledge--Balance of Power deals with the individual coming to a point in himself and society, being educated
by its own example. The use of the arch for knowledge and balance; the spiral for inner strength, understanding and compassion;
the lightning for physical strength and endurance. Power to the person.", N. Taylor. Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California
Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 129
Cosmic Patterns Print II
October 2-6,1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Thomas, Matthew
Description/Comments
"The inner worlds made visible to our senses through symbols: form, color and line are used." M. Thomas Fund: California Arts
Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 130
Untitled
October 11-14, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Thomas, Matthew
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 131(1-2)
The Pope of Broadway
November 19-30, 1984
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Torres, Eloy
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 132
Untitled
December 3-13, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Torres, Eloy
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 133
Duel Citizenship
November 23-27, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Description/Comments
"The fight represents the differences in ideologies concerning the decision-making about citizenship. The decision is either
to maintain Mexican citizenship and deny any involvement in policy making in the United States or to give up Mexican citizenship
and, much more, to become U.S. citizens. The images that I include are: A flag: a country's symbolic identity; el Apache:
a reminder of the country's cultural roots; the drum: the disciplining of a country's ideologies; el valiente: the defender
of one's country.", A. Urista. Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council.
Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 134
El Llamado Dividido
October 24-28, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Description/Comments
"El Llamado Dividido or The Divided Call is images and messages that constitute a call for unity under cultural/social and
political beliefs, but are divided because of social upbringing.", A. Urista. Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics,
National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 135
The Travel Back
1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Description/Comments
"The migration of the cultural from the logic of Blind Justice back to the spirituality of the Mayans. The imagery depicts
women as the sole identity of the movement towards the roots of cultural awareness; from Mexico to the U.S. and back.", A.
Urista. Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer:
Color House
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 136
Welcome to Aztlán
February 2-6, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 137
Untitled
March 19-26, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Valadez, John
Description/Comments
Fund: California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 138
The Dressing Table
November 14-18, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Valdez, Patssi
Description/Comments
Depict[s] a section of my environment. P. Valdez Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for
the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 139
Scattered
November 30-December 4, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Valdez, Patssi
Description/Comments
"This print is autobiographical: The breaking away of the old and the emergence of the new self.", P. Valdez. Fund: California
Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 140
Black Orchid
January 5-9, 1987
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Vallejo, Linda
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 141(1-2)
Untitled
December 4-13, 1984
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Vallejo, Linda
Description/Comments
Fund: Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 142
Mexico Frantico
February 1-5, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Walker, J. Michael
Description/Comments
"The print deals with ways of thinking of Mexico: the banner is tourist brochure style; the eagle is folk-artsy; the snake
is designy; the cactus is just a cactus. The frame is a stream-of-consciousness field of images (visual, historical, narrative
and musical and sensual) that I associate with Mexico and Mexicanos. The calaveras of Posada accompany the cantante on her
guitar--her song of love becomes the lovers in a desert on the bottom of the frame. Hidden behind the eagle is the Virgen
de Guadalupe, the unofficial symbol of Mexico.", J. M. Walker. Fund: California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics, National
Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 143
Amor Matizado
October 17-21, 1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Yepes, George
Description/Comments
"The title Amor Matizado translates into Blended Love, hence a blending of thought, ideas, personal preference. The idea began
as a skeleton and a woman kissing, then it became a man and a woman, then ultimately as both figures drew closer to completion,
the end result was two women. My print as the artist on this design was that of an impartial observer.", G. Yepes. Fund: National
Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 144
Phantom Fear II
March 1983
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Zains, Maria
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Self-Help Graphics. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 145
Raised in the U.S.A.
February 21-25, 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Zaragoza, Alex
Description/Comments
"This work portrays passages of my life as a Mexican raised and educated in the U.S. Having left Mexico at a very young age,
I had to adjust to a new culture, new environment, and hardest of all, a new language. Thinking back, it was an experience
impossible to match, but easy to express. Mom once said, 'Vamos a Estados Unidos, donde todo es color de rosa.' (We are going
to the U.S. where everything is like paths covered with rose petals [sic]). It has not been that easy!", A. Zaragoza. Fund:
Self-Help Graphics, California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Color House.
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.2 146
Sunflowers for Gauguin
October 14-17, 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Zoell, Bob
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts. Slide photographer: Adam Avila.
Center Activities and Programs
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.3 110(1-5)
Day of the Dead '77 Bread-Making (Pan de Muerto) Workshop
November 1977
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 1, Slide Cat.3 001(1-9)
CAC Workshop
June 1982
creator:
Centro de Artistas Chicanos
creator:
Limon, Leo
Description/Comments
Slide Photographer: Leo Limón.
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 002
General Meeting to Discuss Artists' Needs
April 1989
creator:
Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department and SHG
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics; slide photographer: Arturo Urista.
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 003(1-4)
Atelier Exhibition
January 20, 1984
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 004
Atelier IX Workshop Meeting
March 1987
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: California Arts Council, Visual Arts, Self Help Graphics.
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 005(1-29)
Atelier VIII and IX Exhibition and Reception
May 1987
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds:***
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 006(1-14)
Atelier XIV
April 8, 1990
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California Arts Council, SHG
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 007(1-24)
California Arts Council Workshop
December 1981
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 008(1-18)
California Arts Council Workshop
March 1982
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: California Arts Council
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 009
Carlos Bueno Working on Mural
undated
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 010(1-27)
Cinco de Mayo Celebration
May 5, 1985
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 011(1-5)
Day of the Dead '75
November 1975
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Musicians, reception and exhibition. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 012(1-5)
Day of the Dead '75 Procession
November 1975
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 013(1-4)
Day of the Dead '76
November 7, 1976
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Musicians performing during Day of the Dead celebration.
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 014(1-15)
Day of the Dead '76
November 7, 1976
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Participants at Cemetery. Funds: Self Help Grapics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 015(1-16)
Day of the Dead '76
November 7, 1976
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Participants. Funds:Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts.
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 016(1-12)
Day of the Dead '76 Celebration
November 7, 1976
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Celebration with preist at cemetery. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 017(1-2)
Day of the Dead '76 Celebration and Exhibition
November 1976
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 018(1-6)
Day of the Dead '76 Procession
November 7, 1976
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 019(1-14)
Day of the Dead '76 Reception
November 1976
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 020
Day of the Dead '77
November 1977
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Musicians performing during Day of the Dead celebration. Funds:Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 021(1-33)
Day of the Dead '77
November 1977
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Participants. Funds:Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 022(1-7)
Day of the Dead '77
November 1977
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Priest at cemetery
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 023(1-16)
Day of the Dead '77
November 6, 1977
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Participants at cemetery. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 024(1-3)
Day of the Dead '77 Celebration
November 6, 1977
creator:
Limon, Leo
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Cross: Instillation Art. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 025(1-28)
Day of the Dead '77 Procession
November 6, 1977
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Procession from Evergreen Cemeter to SHG during a Day of the Dead celebration.
Slide-Album 2, Slide Cat.3 026(1-12)
Day of the Dead '77 Reception
November 1977
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 027(1-14)
Day of the Dead '78
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Art left at cemetery and pictures of cemetery before event. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 028(1-33)
Day of the Dead '78
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Participants at Cemetery
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 029(1-6)
Day of the Dead '78
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Indian ceremony during Day of the Dead '78 celebration
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 030(1-9)
Day of the Dead '78
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Members of the community performing Aztec dances during Day fo the Dead '78 celebration. Funds: National Endowment for the
Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 031(1-19)
Day of the Dead '78
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Participants in the Day of the Dead Celebration. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 032(1-15)
Day of the Dead '78
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Musicians performing during a Day of the Dead celebration. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 033(1-11)
Day of the Dead '78 Celebration
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 034(1-64)
Day of the Dead 78' Celebration
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 035(1-2)
Day of the Dead '78 Celebration and Exhibition
November 6, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Humanities and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 036(1-15)
Day of the Dead '78 Celebration with Zoot Suit Group
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Zoot Suit group among participants. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 037(1-11)
Day of the Dead '78 Procession
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 038(1-10)
Day of the Dead '78 Procession
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Procession with Teatro Campesino. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 039(1-20)
Day of the Dead '78 Procession
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 040(1-28)
Day of the Dead '78 Procession with Performance by Xipe-Totec
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Procession with performance of Aztec dancing by the group Xipe- Totec during a Day fo the Dead Celebration. Funds: Self Help
Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 041(1-14)
Day of the Dead '78 Sugar Skull-Making Workshop
November 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Humanities and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 042(1-28)
Day of the Dead '79
November 1979
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Participants at Cemetery. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 3, Slide Cat.3 043(1-57)
Day of the Dead '79
November 1979
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Performance of Aztec dances at cemetery during a Day of the Dead celebration. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment
for the Arts
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 044
Day of the Dead '79
November 1979
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Musicians at reception. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 045(1-2)
Day of the Dead '79 Celebration and Exhibition
November 2, 1979
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 046(1-18)
Day of the Dead '79 Exhibition and Reception
November 1979
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 047(1-6)
Day of the Dead '79 Procession
November 1979
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Performance by Aztec dances during a Day of the Dead procession. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the
Arts
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 048(1-31)
Day of the Dead '79 Procession
November 1979
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 049(1-8)
Day of the Dead '80
November 1980
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 050(1-3)
Day of the Dead '80
November 2, 1980
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Musicians and dancers. Funds: Self Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts, ARCO, City of Los Angeles
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 051(1-48)
Day of the Dead '80
November 2, 1980
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Participants. Funds: Self Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts, ARCO, City of Los Angeles
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 052(1-27)
Day of the Dead '80 Exhibition
November 1980
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Cross: Photography. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 053(1-19)
Day of the Dead '80 Procession
November 2, 1980
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts, Self Help Graphics, ARCO, City of Los Angeles
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 054(1-14)
Day of the Dead '80 Reception
November 2, 1980
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts, ARCO, City of Los Angeles
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 055(1-21)
Day of the Dead '81
November 1981
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Participants at Cemetery. Funds:Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 056(1-3)
Day of the Dead '81
November 1981
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Musicians at reception. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 057(1-11)
Day of the Dead '81
November 1981
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Performing dances. Funds:National Endowment for the Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 4, Slide Cat.3 058(1-41)
Day of the Dead '81
November 1981
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Participants at Self Help Graphics and Evergreen Cemetery. Funds: National Endowment for the Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 5, Slide Cat.3 059(1-47)
Day of the Dead '81 Procession
November 1981
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 5, Slide Cat.3 060(1-85)
Day of the Dead '81 Reception
November 1981
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 5, Slide Cat.3 061(1-90)
Day of the Dead '81 Workshop
November 1981
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 5, Slide Cat.3 062(1-5)
Day of the Dead '81 Celebration and Exhibition
November 1981
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 5, Slide Cat.3 063(1-53)
Day of the Dead '82
November 7, 1982
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 5, Slide Cat.3 064(1-13)
Day of the Dead '82
November 7, 1982
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Play by ASCO Ballet Rouge. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 065(1-3)
Day of the Dead '82 Celebration
November 7, 1982
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 066(1-4)
Day of the Dead '82 Reception
November 7, 1982
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 067(1-7)
El Fin del Sol
November 5, 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Teatro Campesino's play
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 068(1-17)
Gamboa and Navarro Exhibition
May 6, 1984
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 069(1-22)
John Valadez Exhibition
December 9, 1983
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 070(1-12)
Maria Zains Exhibition
June 1983
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 071(1-6)
Míranos Exhibition
June 1980
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 072(1-59)
Multi-Cultural Program
March 1980
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 073
Opening Reception for Atelier VI
March 1986
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 074
Patssi Valdez's Painting Class
February 1987
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: California Arts Council
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 075(1-13)
Political Exhibition
December 1988
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 076
Video Class
February 1987
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: California Arts Council resident artist and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 077(1-17)
Atelier at Los Angeles Nicole
April 1988
creator:
Alex Alferov
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 078(1-8)
SHG Exhibition
November 7-December 6, 1989
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
slide photographer: Dolores Gurrero-Cruz
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 079
Day of the Dead '82
1982
creator:
Gamboa, Diane
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Celebration with fashion show of Paper Fashions. Funds:Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 080(1-34)
Algo Nuevo Exhibition
March 11-April 8, 1988
creator:
Botello, Paul
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 081(1-30)
AIC-CAC Workshop
August 1982
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 082(1-6)
Míranos Children's Exhibition of Soft-Sculpture/Batik
June 1980
creator:
Gregory, Beth
creator:
Pineda-Rico, Sarah
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 083
Los Four Exhibition
October 7, 1974
creator:
Almaraz, Carlos
creator:
Beto de la Rocha
creator:
Hernández, Judith
creator:
Romero, Frank
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Campaign for Human Development
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 084(1-8)
It's the Law Exhibition
March 16, 1989-April 10, 1989
creator:
Espinoza, Richard
creator:
Lee, Betty
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 085(1-39)
Míranos Exhibition
June 1980
creator:
Castañeda, Cecilia
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 6, Slide Cat.3 086(1-8)
Soft Mask Workshop
undated
creator:
Castañeda, Cecilia
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 087(1-11)
Day of the Dead '89 Exhibition
November 3, 1989
creator:
Norte, Consuelo
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Assistants: Sandra Hahn and Frances España. Funds: Self Help Graphicse and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 088
Fire Show 1985
October 19, 1985
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Curator: Michael M. Amescua. Funds:National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 089(1-13)
Day of the Dead '82
November 7, 1982
creator:
Gamboa, Diane
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Paper Fashion by ASCO. Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 090(1-4)
1989 Christmas Fair
December 10, 1989
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts; slide photographer: Dolores Gurerrero-Cruz
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 091(1-7)
Slide Presentation on Jean Canol
October 1978
creator:
Jonhson, Beverly, Dr.
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 092(1-21)
Edgar Aparicio Exhibition
December 5, 1986-January 18, 1987
creator:
Aparicio, Edgar
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 093(1-7)
Hollywood Mural Presentation
November 1983
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
creator:
Torres, Eloy
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 094(1-13)
L.A. Festival
1989
creator:
España, Frances
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: L.A. Festival; slide photographer: Dolores Guerrero- Cruz and Micheal M. Amescua
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 095(1-20)
Video Class
June 1989
creator:
España, Frances
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 096(1-15)
Atelier Prints from Los Angeles Prints Contemporary Graphics Art
November 1986
creator:
Cárdenas, Gil
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 097
Barrio Mobil Art Studio--Folk Tale--"How the Basilish Obtained His Crest"
April 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Instructor: Beth Gregory. Funds:Community Development City of Los Angeles; Mayan folk tale puppet show by students.
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 098
Puppet Show at Hamel Street School--Barrio Mobil Art Studio
May 1978
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Instructor: Beth Gregory; funds:Community Development, City of Los Angeles.
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 099
Four Color Process Printing Workshop
April 1990
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Instructor: Jean LaMarr; assistants: Micheal M. Amescua. Funds:National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts, Self Help Graphics;
slide photographer: Micheal M. Amescua.
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 100
Drawing Class
1985 -1986
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Instructor: Joe Gatto. Funds:California Arts Council resident artist and National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 101(1-3)
Tile Workshop
June 1980
creator:
Alexander, Jack
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 102(1-18)
The Waitress Series Exhibition
March 8-30, 1991
creator:
Perez, Jesús
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 103(1-18)
Atelier I Workshop
1983
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Assistants: Stephen Grace
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 104(1-9)
Atelier III Workshop
April 1984
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 105(1-15)
Atelier III Workshop
September 1984
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Assistants: Stephen Grace. Funds:California Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 106(1-13)
Atelier IV and V Exhibition
April 21, 1985
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 107(1-21)
Atelier V Workshop
ca. 1985
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Assistants: Stephen Grace. Funds:National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 108(1-10)
Atelier VI and VII Exhibition and Reception
April 1986
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 109(1-29)
Atelier XII and XIII 1989 Exhibition
April 23, 1989
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Assistants: Sam Baray, Mitz Baray and Dolores Guerrero- Cruz. Funds:National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts, California
Arts Council, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat. 3 110 (1-5)
Day of the Dead '77 Bread-Making (Pan de Muerto) Workshop
November 1977
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Assistants: Mari Yáñez. Site/Location: 1168 North Eastman, East Los Angeles, CA; fund: National Endowment for the Arts and
Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 111(1-11)
Day of the Dead '78 Bread-Making (Pan de Muerto) Workshop
November 6, 1978
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Humanities and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 112(1-12)
Las Mujeres de la Raza Project Monoprint Workshop
August 1989
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Karen Boccalero and members of El Colegio de La Frontera Norte. Slide photographer: Micheal M. Amescua.
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 113(1-12)
Etching Workshop
April 1990
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Instructor: Jean La Marr. SlIde photographer: Michael M. Amescua
Slide-Album 7, Slide Cat.3 114(1-10)
Etching Workshop
July 1990
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Instructor: Jean La Marr. Slide photographer: Micheal M. Amescua
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 115(1-22)
Silkscreen Workshop
August 1982
creator:
Limón, Leo
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 116(1-12)
Day of the Dead '78 Mask-Making Workshop
October 1978
creator:
Castañeda, Cecilia
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
creator:
Yáñez, Mari
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Humanities and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 117(1-4)
Against Cocaine Paperwork
March 1-28, 1987
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 118(1-7)
Fire Show V
May 12-23, 1989
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Arts Visual Arts and California Arts Council; slide photographer: Arturo Urista.
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 119(1-19)
Fuego Nuevo Show
November 1985
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 120(1-10)
Michael M. Amescua Studio Exhibition
April 16, 1984
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Assistants: Karen Boccalero and Leo Limón. Funds:National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 121(1-7)
New Fire Exhibition
October 19, 1985
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 122(1-6)
Pintura Fresca Exhibition
February 12-March 10, 1989
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 123(1-14)
Day of the Dead '78 Workshop
September 1978
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
creator:
Vallejo, Linda
Description/Comments
Music Jam; assistants: Cecilia Casteñeda.
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 124(1-3)
Day of the Dead '90 Exhibition
November 2, 1990
creator:
Duffy, Ricardo
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Assistants: Sandra Hahn and Leonardo Ibañez. Funds:National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts and Self Help Graphics;
slide photographer: Ed Carreon.
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 125(1-12)
For the Love of Art Exhibition and Reception
January 6-26, 1991
creator:
Raya, Rick
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
creator:
Valdes, Richard
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts; slide photographer: Gloria Westcoat.
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 126(1-7)
III Exhibition
August 6-31, 1989
creator:
Calderón, Rudy
creator:
Gadbois, Nick
creator:
Gutierrez, Curtis
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endownment for the Arts Expansion Arts, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 127(1-18)
Tradición y Futuro Exhibition
February 8, 1991
creator:
Bojórquez, Chaz
creator:
Hernández, Salvador
creator:
Ituarte, Luis
creator:
Quijas, Xavier
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics and National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 128(1-38)
Batik/Silkscreen Workshop
undated
creator:
Gregory, Beth
creator:
Pineda-Rico, Sarah
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 129(1-14)
Batik/Silkscreen Workshop for Adults
undated
creator:
Gregory, Beth
creator:
Pineda-Rico, Sarah
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 130(1-16)
Batik/Silkscreen Workshop for Teenagers
undated
creator:
Gregory, Beth
creator:
Pineda-Rico, Sarah
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 131(1-4)
New Language Exhibition
June 3, 1990
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
creator:
Zenteno, Sergio
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts, Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 132
Demonstration of Silkscreen Techniques to High School Students
1986
creator:
Grace, Stephen
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 133(1-11)
Workshop--Visiting Artist John Valadez
June 1986
creator:
Cervantez, Yreina
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
Description/Comments
Funds: National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, and Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.3 134(1-3)
Alerta Exhibition
June 19, 1987
creator:
Alvarez, Gloria
creator:
Cervantez, Yreina
creator:
España, Frances
creator:
Jacob, Maríalice
creator:
Pino, Norma Alicia
creator:
Self Help Graphics and Art.
creator:
Torres, Kay
Description/Comments
Funds:National Endowment for the Arts Expansion Arts, Self Help Graphics; slide photographer: Shifra Goldman.
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 001
La Cruda
undated
General Physical Description note: pen and ink
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
From Day of the Dead '89 Exhibition at Self Help Graphics, 3802 Brooklyn Ave, Los Angeles, CA (November 3, 1989). Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 002
Untitled
undated
creator:
Aguirre, José Antonio
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
dry point
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 003(1-2)
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 004
Sin Hogar
ca. 1986
creator:
Alicia, Juana
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pencil on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 005(1-2)
title unknown
undated
creator:
Audifred, Magda
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
ink
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 006
Somos de la Vida Caliente (detail)
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 007
Somos de la Vida Caliente (detail)
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 008
Burla a la Gente
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 009
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 010
Homosexual
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 011
Las Vanidosas
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 012
Miedo
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 013
Mujer
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 014
La Ociocidad Es Madre De Todos Los Vicios
1974
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 015
Oh Shit
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 016
Pensativa
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 017
La que Ama Intensamente
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 018
La que Está Muerta de Amor
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 019
Somos de la Vida Caliente
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
india ink on paper
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 020
Dreaming
undated
creator:
Cuaron, Mita
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pencil
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 021(1-5)
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 022(1-6)
title unknown
ca. 1975
creator:
Garza, José A.
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pencil
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 023
Rest in Peace My Child
undated
creator:
Gonzalez, Yolanda
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink
Description/Comments
From Day of the Dead '89 Exhibition at Self Help Graphics, 3802 Brooklyn Ave, Los Angeles, CA (November 3, 1989). Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 024(1-11)
title unknown
undated
creator:
Gronk
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink, markers
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 025(1-23)
title unknown
undated
creator:
Hernández, Frank
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 026
Slide-Album 8, Slide Cat.4 027(1-10)
title unknown
undated
creator:
Limón, Leo
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink, pencil and color pencils
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 028
Agustin's Song
undated
creator:
Limón, Leo
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink, pencil and color pencils
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 029
Amor Flys Away
1989
creator:
Limón, Leo
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink, pencil and color pencils
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 030(1-8)
Cortina of Smoke
1990
creator:
Limón, Leo
Description/Comments
From Cortina of Smoke series.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 031
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 032(1-2)
From 5 Puntos
1989
creator:
Limón, Leo
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink, pencil and color pencils
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 033(1-3)
In the Light of La Luna
1990
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 034
Locura
ca. 1986
creator:
Limón, Leo
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink on paper
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 035
Los Fires
undated
creator:
Limón, Leo
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink, pencil and color pencils
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 036
Mirando Las Marigolds
1990
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 037
Spiritual Cielos
1988
creator:
Limón, Leo
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink, pencil and color pencils
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 038
title unknown
1989
creator:
Reyes, Miguel Angel
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 039
title unknown
1989
creator:
Reyes, Miguel Angel
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
title unknown
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 040
Peppers #2
1989
creator:
Romero, Nancy
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
monoprint
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 041(1-2)
Eyefly
undated
creator:
Starbuck, Peggi
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 042(1-2)
Fish and the Mermaid
undated
creator:
Starbuck, Peggi
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 043(1-2)
Owl
undated
creator:
Starbuck, Peggi
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 044(1-2)
Porthole Fish
undated
creator:
Starbuck, Peggi
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 045(1-2)
Seahorse
undated
creator:
Starbuck, Peggi
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 046(1-2)
Unicorn
undated
creator:
Starbuck, Peggi
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen and ink
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 047
Mr. Penski
undated
creator:
Torrez, Eloy
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen on paper
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 048
Untitled
undated
creator:
Torrez, Eloy
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen on paper
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 049
Untitled
undated
creator:
Torrez, Eloy
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pen on paper
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 050(1-5)
title unknown
undated
creator:
Watanabe, Joan
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
oil, paint and pencil
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 051
Roll Over
undated
creator:
Watanabe, Joan
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
pencil, charcoal and pastel
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.4 052
Untitled
undated
creator:
Watanabe, Joan
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements note
oil, photos, straw, sticks and stones
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 001(1-2)
R
esistencia Poster
1983
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
Poster for Resistencia Exhibition of Willier Herrón at Galería Otra Vez, 3802 Brooklyn Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, organized
by Self Help Graphics (September 30,1983). Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 002(1-2)
title unknown
1977
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
Fund: National Endownment for the Arts and Self Help Graphics. Poster Design for the Day of the Dead celebration and exhibition
at Self Help Graphics (November 6,1977).
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 003
title unknown
1989
General Physical Description note: collage
creator:
Artist Unknown
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 004
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: mixed media
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
From Political Exhibition at Self Help Graphics, 3802 Brooklyn Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, during the month of December 1988.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 005
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
From Political Exhibition at Self Help Graphics, 3802 Brooklyn Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, during the month of December 1988.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 006
Day of the Dead 1980 Poster
November 1980
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
Assistants/Design: Leo Límon. Fund: Self Help Graphics, National Endowment for the Arts, City of Los Angeles. Cross: CAP
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 007
Day of the Dead '74
October 1974
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
Fund: Self Help Graphics. Poster for Día de Los Muertos celebration.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 008(1-8)
Mayan Bank--Past, Present, Future
undated
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
Details of works by children during the Míranos Exhibition of soft sculpture at Self Help Graphics, organized by Sarah Pineda-
Rico and Beth Gregory. Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 009
Ecos de Mayo...Nostalgia de mi Tierra
August 1982
General Physical Description note: linoleum cut
creator:
Aguirre, José Antonio
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 010
La Evolución de la Revolución
1987
General Physical Description note: linoleum cut
creator:
Aguirre, José Antonio
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 011
No Tools
1987
General Physical Description note: relief etching
creator:
Aguirre, José Antonio
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 012
Sacrifice
1987
General Physical Description note: linoleum cut
creator:
Aguirre, José Antonio
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 013
Journey
undated
General Physical Description note: felt tip
creator:
Alaniz, Cynthia
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 014(1-3)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Alferov, Alex
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 015(1-2)
El Paseo del Siglo/The Ride of the Century
1984
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Alicia, Juana
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 016
La Ponkalavera Güera
1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Alicia, Juana
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 017
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Ambris, Isaac H.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 018
Behind the Woman
1989
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Amemiya-Kirkman, Grace
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 019
Nature Becomes a Dream
1990
General Physical Description note: monoprint/linocut
creator:
Amemiya-Kirkman, Grace
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 020
The Remembering
1990
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Amemiya-Kirkman, Grace
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 021
title unknown
undated
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 022
Día de los Muertos
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 023
Mariposo
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 024
Visions of Dreams
1986
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
Aranda, Guillermo
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 025
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Arellanes, Antonio
Description/Comments
From Day of the Dead '90 Exhibition at Self Help Graphics, 3802 Brooklyn Ave, Los Angeles, CA (November 2, 1990). Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 026(1-2)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Audifred, Magda
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 027(1-2)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ayala, David
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 028
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ayala, David
Description/Comments
From Day of the Dead '90 Exhibition at Self Help Graphics, 3802 Brooklyn Ave, Los Angeles, CA (November 2, 1990). Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 029
Queen of Hearts
1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ayala, David
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 030
Albuquerque
1985
General Physical Description note: collage
creator:
Baral, Joan Mall
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 031
Cruisin'
1985
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Baral, Joan Mall
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 032
Gracias
1985
General Physical Description note: collage
creator:
Baral, Joan Mall
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 033
Paradise Cove
1980
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Baral, Joan Mall
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 034
TV Times
1981
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Baral, Joan Mall
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 035
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bejarano, Guillermo
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 036(1-15)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen, various mediums
creator:
Boccalero, Karen
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 037
Growing Up in America
1986
General Physical Description note: mixed media
creator:
Boltuch, Glenna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 038
Portrait of Janine
1986
General Physical Description note: mixed media
creator:
Boltuch, Glenna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 039
Portrait of Rosa
1986
General Physical Description note: mixed media
creator:
Boltuch, Glenna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 040(1-4)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Brehm, Qathryn
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 041
Al Cuidado de las Virgenes
ca. 1973
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 042
Baño del Narcizo
ca. 1974
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 043
Huichol
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 044
Invierno
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 045
Luna Vanidosa
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 046
Necesita Ayuda
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 047
Novia
ca. 1973
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 048
Novia en Feria
ca. 1973
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 049
Novia Roja
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 050
Novia Tipo Oriental
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 051
Novia Venadita
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 052
Otoño
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 053
Primavera
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 054
Vato Loco
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 055
Verano
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 056(1-32)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Cárdenas, Mari
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 057
title unknown
1982
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Carrasco, Barbara
Description/Comments
Poster for Día de las Madres Celebration at MEmorial Park, Pasedena, CA (May 9, 1982).
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 058(1-3)
Carmen Cortez
1975
General Physical Description note: lithography
creator:
Cervantez, Yreina
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 059(1-2)
Felicia and the Fox
1974
General Physical Description note: lithography
creator:
Cervantez, Yreina
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 060
title unknown
ca. 1980
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Chacón, Gloria
Description/Comments
Flyer for Día de los Muertos Celebration November 2, 1980 Self Help Graphics (3802 Brooklyn Ave., Los Angeles, Ca.).
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 061
Xiconen
1980
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Chacón, Gloria
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 062
Canoe, Talud-Tablero
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype on chine collé
creator:
Chamberlin, Ann
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 063
Clouds, Green Things
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype with oil
creator:
Chamberlin, Ann
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 064
Curtains, Hand
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype with oil on handmade paper
creator:
Chamberlin, Ann
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 065
Fire, Cape
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype with oil on handmade paper
creator:
Chamberlin, Ann
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 066
Olla, Canoe, Coffee
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
Chamberlin, Ann
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 067
Olla, Little Lifeboat
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
Chamberlin, Ann
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 068
Olla, Loveboat, Icewater
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
Chamberlin, Ann
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 069
Olla, Spinning
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype with pencil
creator:
Chamberlin, Ann
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 070
Olla, Volcanos
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype on gouache
creator:
Chamberlin, Ann
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 071
Pennants, Smoke
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype with oil on handmade paper
creator:
Chamberlin, Ann
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 072
U.F.O.s
ca. 1984
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
Chamberlin, Ann
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 073
Judy Buffalo Reads "Portnoy's Complaint" (detail)
1988
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 074
Rachel Sitting in the Big Red Chair (detail)
1988
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 075
Dineh Elder
undated
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 076
Joe Benally, Big Mountain
1987
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 077
Judy Buffalo and the Spirit Wall
1988
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 078
Judy Buffalo Reads "Portnoy's Complaint"
1988
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 079
Katharine Smith and Child
1987
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 080
Larry Booth Takes a Coffee Break
1988
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 081
Living on the Land
1987
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 082
Mary and the Bougainvillea
1988
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 083
Rachel Sitting in the Big Red Chair
1988
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 084
We Are Told We Have To Move, But We Will Not Go
undated
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 085
Woman With Her Sheep
1987
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Christensen, Anna
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 086
Abuelito
1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Coronado, Sam
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 087
Cosmic Mixer
1986
General Physical Description note: paper on paper
creator:
Davenport, Margaret
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 088
Reclining Figure
1986
General Physical Description note: paper on paper
creator:
Davenport, Margaret
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 089
Weightless
1986
General Physical Description note: paper on paper
creator:
Davenport, Margaret
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 090
Día de los Muertos 1981
1981
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
De Batuc, Alfredo
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 091
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Duardo, Richard
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 092
title unknown
1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ehrenberg, Felipe
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 093
Oppression Series
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Fernández, Christina
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 094
De Batuc
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
García, Margaret
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 095
Hyena I
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
García, Margaret
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 096
Hyena II
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
García, Margaret
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 097
Perro Fuego
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
García, Margaret
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 098
Viejo Perro
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
García, Margaret
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 099
Wolf-Dog Ceres [sic] Cactus
undated
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
García, Margaret
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 100
Attica Is Fascismo
1976
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
García, Rupert
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 101
Human Rights Day
1976
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
García, Rupert
Description/Comments
For Amnesty International Human Rights Day December 10, 1976 based upon El Grito Rebelde.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 102(1-10)
title unknown
ca. 1981- 1983
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Gronk
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 103
Altar Madness
1991
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 104
El Beso
1990
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 105
Mujeres y Perros
1987
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 106
Peace Makers
1985
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 107
Untitled (The Bride)
1985
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Guerrero-Cruz, Dolores
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 108
La Ofrenda
1988
General Physical Description note: screenprint
creator:
Hernandez, Ester
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 109
Los Illegals
undated
General Physical Description note: unknown
creator:
Herrón, Willie
Description/Comments
From Resistencia Exhibition of Willie Herrón at Galería Otra Vez (3802 Brooklyn Avenue, Los Angeles, CA), organized by Self
Help Graphics (September 30, 1983). Cross CAP.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 110
Birthin
undated
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Hoyes, Bernard S.
Description/Comments
From Rag Series.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 111
Celestial Bodies in Eclipse
undated
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Hoyes, Bernard S.
Description/Comments
From Rag Series.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 112
Chicken in Rag
undated
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Hoyes, Bernard S.
Description/Comments
From Rag Series.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 113
Dying Bull
undated
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Hoyes, Bernard S.
Description/Comments
From Rag Series.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 114
Hands on Rags
undated
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Hoyes, Bernard S.
Description/Comments
From Rag Series.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 115
Rag Existence
undated
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Hoyes, Bernard S.
Description/Comments
From Rag Series.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 116
Rag Nouveau
undated
General Physical Description note: monoprint
creator:
Hoyes, Bernard S.
Description/Comments
From Rag Series.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 117
Redemption Song
undated
General Physical Description note: multimedia
creator:
Hoyes, Bernard S.
Description/Comments
From Rag Series.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 118
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: taffeta silkscreen
creator:
Ibañez, Antonio
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 119
Día Alegre
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ibañez, Antonio
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 120
The American Indians U.S. Constitution
1988
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
LaMarr, Jean
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 121
From the Boudoir
1988
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
LaMarr, Jean
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 122
Lighting Up No. 1
1988
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
LaMarr, Jean
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 123
Only in America No. 3
1988
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
LaMarr, Jean
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 124
She's Black Mountain
1988
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
LaMarr, Jean
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 125(1-4)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Leal, Steven
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 126
title unknown
1978
General Physical Description note: unknown
creator:
Limón, Leo
Description/Comments
Poster for Beto's Dream by Teartro Urbano.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 127
title unknown
1979
General Physical Description note: unknown
creator:
Limón, Leo
Description/Comments
Poster for Teatro Urbano play The Silver Dollar.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 128
title unknown
1980
General Physical Description note: unknown
creator:
Limón, Leo
Description/Comments
Poster for the 7th Annual International Film Festival: Los Angeles the Ethnic Experience 1980.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 129
title unknown
1982
General Physical Description note: unknown
creator:
Limón, Leo
Description/Comments
Poster for Santa Monica Mountains Folklife Festival.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 130(1-20)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: unknown
creator:
Limón, Leo
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 131
Poster to Lolita Lebrón
1977
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Lucero, Linda
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 132
title unknown
ca. 1973
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Maradiaga, Ralph
Description/Comments
Poster for El Sol Nunca Muere Exhibtion at Galería de la Raza (September 7, 1973).
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 133
title unknown
ca. 1973
General Physical Description note: photo silkscreen
creator:
Maradiaga, Ralph
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 134
Onward Christian Soldiers
1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Oropeza, Eduardo
Description/Comments
Fund:National Endownment of Arts and CAC.
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 135
Amantes
ca. 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ortega, Tony
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 136
Cholo con Blaster
ca. 1987-1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ortega, Tony
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 137
El Don y la Doña García
ca. 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ortega, Tony
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 138
La Familia García
ca. 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ortega, Tony
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 139
Grupo Folklórico
ca. 1987- 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ortega, Tony
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 140
Grupo Folklórico Mexicano
ca. 1987- 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ortega, Tony
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 141
Hombres con Ponchos
ca. 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ortega, Tony
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 142
Los Musicos
ca. 1987- 1989
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ortega, Tony
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 143
Puesto con Chicas
ca. 1985
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
Ortega, Tony
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 144
San Antonio Cinco de Mayo
ca. 1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ortega, Tony
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 145
La Troca Lowrider
ca. 1987- 1989
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
Ortega, Tony
Slide-Album 9, Slide Cat.5 146
Unto con Cigarro
ca. 1987- 1989
General Physical Description note: monotype
creator:
Ortega, Tony
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 147
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: airbrush on silk
creator:
Osorio
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 148
title unknown
1983
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Pinkel, Sheila
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 149(1-8)
title unknown
1985
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Pinkel, Sheila
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 150(1-10)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Pinkel, Sheila
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 151
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Ponce, Michael D.
Description/Comments
Día de los Muertos Poster.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 152(1-6)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Reyes, Miguel Angel
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 153
Craig and Kim
1974
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Smith, Susan
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 154
K Mart
1972
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Smith, Susan
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 155
Lucky
1973
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Smith, Susan
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 156(1-6)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Sparrow, Peter V.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 157
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Sparrow, Peter V.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 158
Cleo
undated
General Physical Description note: linocut
creator:
Sparrow, Peter V.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 159
Thank You Bucky
undated
General Physical Description note: collage
creator:
Thylor, Neal
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 160
Plan B
undated
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Uribe, Mario
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 161
Plan III
undated
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Uribe, Mario
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 162
Plan IV
undated
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Uribe, Mario
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 163
Zen
undated
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Uribe, Mario
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 164
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 165
Amarillo
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 166
Mosquito
1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 167
Statement #1
1984
General Physical Description note: ink
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 168
Statement #2
1984
General Physical Description note: ink
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 169
Statement #3
1984
General Physical Description note: ink
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 170
Vato
1985
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Urista, Arturo
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 171
Beautificado
1976
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Valadez, John
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 172(1-6)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Valdez, Patssi
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 173
Altar for Day of the Dead
1988
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Valdez, Patssi
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 174
Conversation
undated
General Physical Description note: litho monotype
creator:
Vallejo, Linda
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 175
Lofty Cynicism
1975
General Physical Description note: litho monotype
creator:
Vallejo, Linda
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 176(1-2)
Potato Prints
undated
General Physical Description note: unknown
creator:
Vallejo, Linda
Description/Comments
From Míranos Children Exhibition of soft sculpture at Self Help Graphics, organized by Sara Pineda-Rico and Beth Gregory .
Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 177
Ronald
1976
General Physical Description note: litho monotype
creator:
Vallejo, Linda
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 178
title unknown
1980
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Valverde, Richard
Description/Comments
Poster for Día de los Muertos Photography exhibition at Self Help Graphics (November 2,1980).
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 179(1-2)
Fault Line
undated
General Physical Description note: offset litho
creator:
Watanabe, Joan
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 180
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: serigraphy
creator:
Yáñez, Antonio
Description/Comments
Poster designed for Día de los Muertos Exhibition at Self Help Graphics
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 181(1-16)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: mixed media
creator:
Yáñez, Larry
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 182(1-2)
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Yepez, George
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 183
Mad Miss Whale
undated
General Physical Description note: color xerox
creator:
Yudell, Janice
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 184
Chamber Music
1984
General Physical Description note: silkscreen
creator:
Zebala, Aneta
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 185
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: unknown
creator:
Zenteno, Sergio
Description/Comments
From New Language Exhibition at Galería Otra Cez, 3802 Brooklyn Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, organized by Self Help Graphics .
Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.5 186
title unknown
undated
General Physical Description note: silkscreen and paint
creator:
Zenteno, Sergio
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat. 7 001
title unknown
undated
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
From Political Exhibition at Self Help Graphics during the month of December, 1988.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat. 7 002
title unknown
undated
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
Fron New Fire Exhibition, organized by Micheal M. Amescua. Cross: CAP. Fund: NEA Expansion Arts and Self Help Graphics.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat. 7 003
title unknown
November 2, 1990
creator:
Amado, Ofelia
Description/Comments
From Day of the Dead '90 Exhibtion at Self Help Graphics. Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat. 7 004
title unknown
undated
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat. 7 005(1-2)
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat. 7 006
title unknown
November 2, 1990
creator:
Gomez, Pat
Description/Comments
From Day of the Dead '90 Exhibiton at Self Help Graphics. Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat. 7 007(1-2)
Fatal Contradiction
undated
creator:
Gonzalves, Ricardo
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat. 7 008
Untitled
November 3, 1989
creator:
Lopez, José
Description/Comments
From Day of the Dead '89 Exhibtion at Self Help Graphics. Cross:CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat. 7 009(1-17)
L.A. Store
undated
creator:
Sparrow, Peter V.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat. 7 010
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 001(1-2)(1-2)
(title unknown)
June 1980
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
Details of tile murals during the Tile Workshop at Self Help Graphics, organized by Jack Alexander. Cross:CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 002(1-26)
(title unknown)
june 1980
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
Details of tile murals during the Tile Workshop at Self Help Graphics, organized by Jack Alexander. Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 003(1-3)
(title unknown)
June 1980
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
From Míranos Exhibition of tile mural at Self Help Graphics (June 1980). Cross:CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 004
Earth Book
ca. 1987
General Physical Description note: skyline collage
creator:
Alicia, Juana
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 005
(title unknown)
June 1980
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
Description/Comments
From the Tile Workshop at Self Help Graphics, organized by Jack Alexander.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 006(1-3)
(title unknown)
undated
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Amescua, Michael M.
Description/Comments
Form Míranos Exhibition of tile mural at Self Help Graphics (June 1980).Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 007
L.A. Freeway Kids Olympic Mural 1984
1984
creator:
Boltuch, Glenna
Description/Comments
Fund:Los Angeles Olympic Organizations
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 008
Black Folk Art Museum
1983
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 009
(title unknown)
undated
creator:
Bueno, Carlos
Description/Comments
Detail of mural
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 010
(title unknown)
June 1,1980
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Chacón, Gloria
Description/Comments
From Tile Workshop at Self Help Graphics, organized by Jack Alexander. Cross:CAP
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 011
(title unknown)
undated
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Chacón, Gloria
Description/Comments
From Míranos Exhibition of tile mural at Self Help Graphics (June 1980). Cross:CAP
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 012
(title unknown)
undated
creator:
Delgado, Roberto
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 013
Hombre de Oxchue
1979
creator:
Delgado, Roberto
Description/Comments
A detail from Phil Meisinger's mural Hombre de Oxchue (7' x 5').
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 014
(title unknown)
undated
General Physical Description note: acrylic
creator:
Garza, José A.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 015(1-4)
(title unknown)
June 1980
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Gonzalez, Frank
Description/Comments
From the Tile Workshop at Self Help Graphics, organized by Jack Alexander. Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 016(1-2)
(title unknown)
1980
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Gonzalez, Frank
Description/Comments
From the Tile Workshop at Self Help Graphics, organized by Jack Alexander. Cross:CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 017
(title unknown)
June 1980
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Gonzalez, Frank
Description/Comments
Form Míranos Exhibiton of tile mural at Self Help Graphics (June 1980). Cross:CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 018
(title unknown)
June 1980
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Limón, Leo
Description/Comments
From the Tile Workshop at Self Help Graphics, organized by Jack Alexander. Cross:CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 019
(title unknown)
June 1980
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Limón, Leo
Description/Comments
From Míranos Exhibition of tile mural at Self Help Graphics (June 1980). Cross:CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 020(1-9)
(title unknown)
undated
creator:
Los Streetscapers
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 021(1-2)
Education Suite
1981
creator:
Los Streetscapers
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 022
La Familia
1977
creator:
Los Streetscapers
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 023(1-2)
Filling Up on Ancient Energies
1981
creator:
Los Streetscapers
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 024
(title unknown)
June 1980
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Pineda-Rico, Sarah
Descrition/Comments
From the Tile Workshop at Self Hlep Graphics, organized by Jack Alexander. Cross:CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 025
(title unknown)
June 1980
General Physical Description note: tile mural
creator:
Pineda-Rico, Sarah
Description/Comments
From Míranos Exhibition of tile mural at Self Help Graphics (June 1980). Cross:CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 026
(title unknown)
undated
General Physical Description note: serigraphy mounted
creator:
Pinkel, Sheila
Description/Comments
Mural from park, La Brea,CA.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 027
Going to the Olympics 1984
1984
General Physical Description note: acrylic on concrete
creator:
Romero, Frank
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 028(1-3)
Hollywood Mural: Legends of Hollywood
November 1983
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 029
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.8 030
(title unknown)
June 1980
Material Specific Details note: tile mural
creator:
Vallejo, Linda
Description/Comments
From Míranos Exhibition of tile mural at Self Help Graphics(June 1980). Cross:CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.9 001(1-15)
(title unknown)
undated
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
From Carnalismo Exhibition at Tijuana, Mexico, organized by Self Help Graphics (September 1987). Cross:CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.9 002
(title unknown)
undated
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
From New Fire Exhibition at Galería Otra Vez. 3802 Brooklyn Ave, Los Angeles , CA, organized by Michael M. Amescua through
Self Help Graphics (Ocober 19, 1985). Cross:CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.9 003(1-5)
(title unknown)
undated
creator:
Artist Unknown
Description/Comments
From Day of the Dead Exhibition at Self Help Graphics (November 2, 1980).Cross: CAP.
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.9 004(1-2)
(title unknown)
undated
General Physical Description note: acrylic
creator:
Alferov, Alex
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.9 005
(title unknown)
undated
General Physical Description note: acrylic
creator:
Alferov, Alex
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.9 006
(title unknown)
undated
General Physical Description note: acrylic
creator:
Alferov, Alex
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.9 007
(title unknown)
undated
General Physical Description note: acrylic
creator:
Alferov, Alex
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.9 008
(title unknown)
undated
General Physical Description note: acrylic
creator:
Alferov, Alex
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.9 009(1-4)
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.9 010(1-2)
Auto-Vision
1987
General Physical Description note: pastel on paper
creator:
Alicia, Juana
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.9 011
Corazón
1987
General Physical Description note: pastel on paper
creator:
Alicia, Juana
Slide-Album 10, Slide Cat.9 012
