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67. Artist:
Gamboa, Diane
Title: Little Gold Man
Date: February 12-16, 1990
Medium: silk screen
Dimension: 26" x 38"
Art Center: Self-Help Graphics
Comments: "The Little Gold Man is the focal point of the other
figures, 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
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76. Artist:
Gonzalez, Yolanda
Title: El Vaquero
Date: December 11-15, 1989
Medium: silk screen
Dimension: 35 1/2" x 26"
Art Center: Self-Help Graphics
Comments: "Designed for Plaza de La Raza Cultural Center. My
concept of the legend of the cowboy 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
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77. Artist:
Gonzalves, Ricardo
Title: Don Juan's Got the Blues
Date: December 5-9, 1988
Medium: silk screen
Dimension: 36" x 24 1/4"
Art Center: Self-Help Graphics
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
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