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University of California, Santa Barbara Department of Special Collections California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives
GALERÍA DE LA RAZA GUIDE TO THE ARCHIVES 1969-1999 || Table of Contents || Container Listing || CONTAINER LIST SERIES
I: ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS 1971-1991 Box Folder Contents History, Staff, and Organization, 1971-1985 1 1 Administrative Goals, 1982 1 2 Articles of Incorporation Bylaws 1 3 Article on GDLR by T. W. Drescher, 1983 1 4 Board Meeting, 1984 1 5 Board Meeting, 1985-1986 1 6 Early Galería Documentation, 1971-1973 1 7 Garza, Carmen Lomas, 1981 1 8 Grievance Procedure and Personnel Policy, n.d. 1 9-10 Gruskin, Ed, and GDLR Reorganization, 1983 1 11 History of the Galería Brochure, n.d. 1 12-17 Maradiaga, Ralph, 1980-1985 2 1 Miscellaneous Material on Chicano Art, 1968-1974 2 2 Planning for 1979-1982 2 3 Projects-- Exhibitions 1978 2 4 Reorganization, 1977 2 5 Staff Meetings on Exhibitions, 1981 2 6 Staff Photos (see also Oversize, Box 52, Folder 1) 2 7 Yañez, René, n.d.
Business and Financial Records, 1978-1986 2 8 Budget and Income Projections, 1982-1984 2 9 Chicano Photography Exhibit Insurance, 1983 2 10-13 Consignments, 1979 2 14 Financial Statements, 1983 2 15 The [Financial] Support Center, 1977-1978 2 16 Funding Ideas, 1983 2 17 Gruskin, Edward, Consultant, 1983 2 18 Newspaper Ads, 1978 2 19 Non-Profit Status, 1979-1980 2 20-22 Operating Statements, 1978-1988 3 1-2 Payroll Journals, 1979, 1983 3 3-4 Property Taxes, 1978-1981 3 5 San Francisco Foundation Financial Questionnaire, 1980 3 6 Small Business Administration, 1976-1978 3 7-11 Tax Returns, 1980-1983 3 12 Workers Compensation, 1980
Business and Financial Records, (cont.) 1978-1986 3 13 Xerox Copy Service Flyer
Grants, 1976-1986 4 1-6 Arts Loan Fund, 1981-1984 4 7-8 Awarded Grants, 1977-1983 California Arts Council 4 9 AIS/C (Artists in School/Community) Film Making Workshop, 1980-1981
Artist in Residence 4 10 1978-1979 (unfunded) 4 11-12 Carmen Lomas Garza, 1978-1981
4 13 1982-1983 4 14 Juan Felipe Herrera, 1982-1983 5 1 Artists School and Community Organizations Animation Workshop, 1979-1980 5 2 Billboard Projects, 1977-1978 5 3 Comite Hispanoamericano Pro Lengua y Cultura under GDLR Administration, 1982-1983 5 4 Emergency Contract, 1977-1978 5 5-6 Expanding Public Participation, 1982-1984 5 7 Grant Agreements, 1979-1982 5 8 Humanities, 1980 5 9 Intersection (Center for Religion and the Arts), 1976 5 10 Minority Grant, 1985 5 11-12 Organizational and Group Support, 1978-1980 6 1 Organizational Development, 1981-1982 6 2-3 Organizational Grants, 1980-1983 7 1 Organizational Grants, 1983-1984
Cine Acción (Film Project Barrio 24), 1980-1983 7 2 The Film Fund 7 3 La Gente Project 7 4 NEA 7 5 NEH 7 6 Pioneer Fund 7 7-8 Columbia Foundation, 1979-1984 7 9 Community Mural Magazine, 1985-1986 7 10 Crocker National Bank Foundation, 1985 7 11 Dia Project - Vanguard Fiscal Agent, 1984 8 1 Wolfgang Dietze, 1983 8 2 Juana Alicia Franklin's Mural Project, 1984 8 3 Foremost McKesson Foundation, not funded 1983, 8 4-5 Gerbode Foundation, 1978-1979 8 6 Hearst Foundation, not funded 1983-1984, 8 7 Hewlett Foundation, not funded 1983, 8 8 Irvine Foundation, not funded 1982-1983, 8 9 McKesson Foundation Inc., 1985 8 10 Mission Mental Health Center, 1981-1982
National Endowment for the Arts 8 11-12 1976-1978 8 13 Advancement Grant, not funded 1983, 8 14 Architecture, Planning, and Design, 1978-1980 8 15 Award Letters, 1977-1980 9 1 Community Muralist's Magazine (with a joint grant from the Zellerbach Family Fund), 1979-1981 9 2 Evaluation, 1982 9 3-6 Expansion Arts, 1979-1984 9 7-8 Expansion Arts Community Cultural Centers, 1978-1981 9 9 Letter, 1985 10 1 Media Arts, 1984-1985 10 2 Mural Magazine, 1983-1984 10 3 Summer Fellowship Program, 1979 10 4 Visual Arts Grant, 1982-1983
10 5 Placa Mural Project, 1983-1984 10 6 Project 20, 1978-1979 10 7 Rockefeller Foundation, 1984 10 8 San Francisco Community Mental Health Services, 1980-1981 10 9-14 San Francisco Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) Program, 1976-1979 11 1-8 San Francisco Foundation, 1978-1984 12 1-6 San Francisco Hotel Tax, 1978-1983 13 1-2 San Francisco Hotel Tax, 1983-1986 13 3 Santana Mural Project, 1984 13 4 SKAAGS Foundation, not funded 1983-1991 13 5 SKAAGS Foundation Incoming Correspondence, 1990-1991 13 6 Sources for Funding, 1980 13 7 United States Steel Foundation, 1984-1985 13 8 Vanguard Foundation, 1977 13 9 Vanguard Foundation Grant to El Tecolote under GDLR Administration 13 10 Wells Fargo Bank Foundation, not funded 1980 13 11 XEROX Corporation, 1978 13 12-17 Zellerbach Family Fund
Series II: Programs 1968-1999 Exhibitions, 1968-1989 14 1 16th of September Window Exhibition, 1981 14 2 "2001" Exhibition, 1976 14 3 Ajo Granadas y Tres Flores Exhibition, 1981 14 4 Animation Exhibit, 1977 14 5 Artesania Sorata - Cloth Art of the Andes, 1984 [b/w photos] 14 6 Wilfred Owen Brigada, 1976 14 7 California State Coalition of Artist-Artists from Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Francisco, 1973 14 8 "Canto a Cuba" by Eduardo Arderi and José Laffitte, 1973 (see also Oversize, Box 52, Folder 2) 14 9 Carnival '80 Exhibition, 1980 (see also Exhibitions Supplement, Box 71) 14 10 Carnival '81 Street Parade, 1981 14 11 Carnival '82 Street Parade, 1982 15 1 Centro Folklorico, 1973 15 2 Ceramics y Absurdities, 1976 15 3 Ceramicas de la Tierra, 1975 15 4 Christmas Art Sale Show, 1988 15 5 Christmas Folk Art Sale, 1982 15 6 "Cine Mexicano"/Mexico Today Symposium, 1978 15 7 Cisco Kid, 1976 15 8 City Neuman, 1977 [with color slides] 15 9 Colors of the Guatemalan Indians, 1974 15 10 Community Art Murals Exhibition, 1978 [color xerox prints] 15 11 Contemporary Sculpture: Rudy Fernandez, Luis Jimenez Exhibition, 1983-1984 15 12 "Cordelia", 1983 15 13 Corridos - El Teatro Campesino, 1983 15 14 Gregory Cortez Exhibition, 1983 16 1-13 Day
of the Dead (Día del los Muertos), 1972-1984 16 14 Dos Mundos,1989 16 15 "Draw that Sound" Art Contest for Kids circa early 1970's
17 1 El Salvador, 1981 17 2 El Sol Nunca Muere, 1973 17 3 Equal Angles, 1972 17 4 Estelas Mayas Exhibition, 1978 [color photos] 17 5 Exhibition 1979-1980, 1980-1981 17 6 Exhibition Flyers, 1983 17 7 Experimentos Gráficos, 1972 17 8 "Faces of El Salvador," 1982 17 9 Fashion Moda Exhibition, 1982 17 10 Licita Fernandez and Pete Davalos, 1981 17 11 Fiestas de San Juan, New Mexico, 1982 18 1-3 "Fifth Sun," 1977 (see also Oversize, Box 52, Folder 4) 18 4 "Fifth Sun" and "Ethnic Gangsterism"--Alfred Frankenstein Issue 18 5 Flying Chapulas Exhibition, 1980 18 6 Folk Art Sale--Prints/Watercolors, 1984 18 7 Exhibit Anouncements 1974-1980 18 8 Galería's Poster Exhibit, 1974 18 9 Art by Serrano Gallois, 1974 19 1 Gentes de las Americas, 1975 19 2 Javier Gorena Workshop, 1980 19 3 Gráficas de Argentina-Brazil-Costa Rica, 1972 19 4 Gráficos de Rupert Garcia/Ralph Maradiaga, 1972 19 5 Group Exhibition, 1972 19 6 Guadalupe Posada, 1974 19 7 Hecho En Aztlán, 1980 19 8 "History of California" La Gente Project Exhibit, 1976 19 9 "History of California" La Gente Project Slides, 1976 19 10 "Horizons Unlimited" Photo Show, 1981 19 11 Huichol Art Exhibition, 1976-1977 19 12 "Images of a Community" La Raza Silk Screen Center Exhibitions, 1979 19 13-15 Images of the American Indian Movement, 1983 20 1-6 "Images
of Mexican Revolution": A GDLR Traveling Exhibition of 21 1 Images of the Southwest Exhibition, 1977 21 2 Ink Clan, 1997 21 3 International Hotel Exhibit, 1977 21 4 Introduction for José Guadalupe Posada and a Miguel Linares Piece, n.d. 21 5 Frida Kahlo, 1978-1987 21 6 "Komix, The Pilipino Perspective," 1976 (Comic Book Class) (see also Oversize, Box 52, Folder 5) 21 7 Loarca/McNeill, 1973 21 8 L.A. Printmakers--Richard Duardo and Roberto Delgado, 1984 21 9 "Los
Sembradores [Marijuana Growers]--A Photo Documentary by Angel (see also Exhibitions Supplement, Box 70 for additional Angel Del Valle) 21 10-13 "Low
and Slow--Checking out Lowrider Art,"
1977-1982 22 1-4 "Low and Slow--Checking out Lowrider Art," 1977-1982 (cont) 22 5 Sue Martinez, 1977 22 6-8 Mascaras, 1983 (see also Oversize, Box 52, Folder 6) 23 1-3 Mascaras, 1983 (cont.) 23 4 Masks as a Visual Image, 1983 23 5 Leopoldo Mendez, 1974 23 6 "Movie
Posters from the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema," 1979 23 7 Mexican
Museum-Exhibit at Galería, 1973 23 8 Miscellaneous Brochures and Newsclippings, 1976-1978
23 9 Miscellaneous Exhibits, early 1970 23 10 Mission Colors, 1980 23 11 Mission Community Mural Exhibit, 1974 23 12-13 Mixed Clippings and Exhibition Flyers, 1974-1976 23 14 Molas From the Cuna Indians, 1975 24 1 José
Montoya's Pachuco Art Exhibition, 1978 24 2 "Mundos Perdidos"--"Lost Worlds" Exhibitions, 1978 24 3 New Members Exhibition, 1972 24 4 Nicaragua Benefit, 1973 24 5 Amparo Ochoa Reception [with b/w photos], 1983 24 6 One Day Exhibition--Ceramics and Absurdities, 1975 24 7-13 Otra Onda (The Other Wave)--Photos of the Mission , 1981 25 1-6 Otra Onda (The Other Wave)--Photos of the Mission , 1981 (cont.) 25 7 Outside Inside, 1977 25 8 Pinturaltura: Vermillion Blues Spilling, 1989 25 9 Photography of the South and Southwest Exhibition, 1978 25 10 "Por Chile--President Allende Cultural Campaign" Exhibition, 1973 25 11 "Portraits--A Group Exhibit," 1975 25 12 Prints by Posada, 1974 25 13 Projects in Progress, 1982 25 14 Pumas, Corredores y Serpientes, 1980 [color xerox, color prints] 25 15 Raz’encia, Louie “The Foot” Gonzalez, 1993 25 16 RCAF Calendar Exhibit, 1977 25 17 "The Return of the Cisco Kid" Exhibition, 1976 25 18 "Reunion"--Teatro Gusto, 1983 25 19 Rivera, Orozco, Siqueiros, 1972 [b/w photos] 25 20-23 Santos de New Mexico, 1983 26 1-8 Santos de New Mexico, 1983 (cont.) 27 1-7 Santos de New Mexico, 1983 (cont.) 27 8 Self-Portrait Exhibition, 1980 28 1 Serrano and Gallois, 1974 28 2 Show Flyers and Cards, 1971-1976 28 3 Siqueiros-Rivera-Orozco, 1972 28 4 Sonada Despierta--Graciela Carrillo, 1974 28 5-9 Stages, 1983 (photos, newspapers, scripts; see also Oversize, Box 52, Folder 8.) 28 10 Tecolote Exhibition "A Decade in Flight," 1980 29 1 Tejidos de Otaralo, 1981 29 2 Third World Women Art Exhibition, 1973 29 3 Thoughts
on La Cultura, the Media, Con Safos and Survival by José Montoya 29 4 Una
Amenaza y una Promesa- Andal Maldonado and Joe Ramos--Festival del 29 5 Daniel Valdez, September 16 Coupon, 1983 29 6 Luis
Valdez Fundraiser, 1981 29 7 Visual Documentary on the Mission District, 1973 29 8 "What We Are...Now" Exhibition, 1980 29 9 Yañez Exhibitions, 1968-1970 (also see Oversize, Box 52, Folder 9)
Exhibitions Supplement I, 1982-1996 53 1 Maria Pinedo, My Life (September – October 1982) 53 2 Latin Printmaking (1984) 53 3 Culture Clash (1985) 53 4 Cesar Chavez (February 1985 – May 1993) 53 5 Chicano Art on Film (March 1985) 53 6 Border Realities (February – March 1985)
53 7 Three Rounds on Short Notice (April 1985) 54 1 Women By Women (May – June 1985) 54 2-3 Animal Woodcarvers of New Mexico (June – July 1985) 55 1 Art Commission Gallery Exhibit (June – July 1985) 55 2 Avant Garde (July – August 1985) 55 3 Charles Milgrim Benefit for Galeria de la Raza (October 1985) 55 4 Christmas Folk Art Benefit Sale (November – December 1985) 55 5 Beyond War Organization (1986) 55 6 Everchanging Photo Exhibition (1986) 55 7 Folk Art Evening, Zacario Ruiz/ Felipe Ehrenberg (1986) 55 8 Steve Moses- A Memorial Exhibition (1986) 55 9-10 Earthquake
Exhibit (February – March 1986) 56 1 Roots and Wings (April – May 1986) 56 2 Eva Garcia (1987 – 1991) 56 3 Popul Vuh. Creation Myth of the Maya-Benefit for Steve Moses (1987) 56 4 Frida Week Dance for Art and Recollections of Frida (1987) 56 5 Hoover Institute, photos of Rivera and Frida Kahlo 57 1 Hiroshima Exhibit (March – April 1987 57 2 Hiroshima Survivors Mailing List 57 3 Art in Jail (July – August 1987) 57 4 Annual Christmas Folk Art Sale (1988) 57 5 Face to Face (1988) 57 6 Nora Astorga (1988) 57 7 Graciela Iturbide: Juchitan de las Mujeres (February – September 1989) 57 8 Dos Mundos (May – June 1989) 57 9 Day of the Dead Film (October – November 1989) 58 1 RCAF Materials (October 1989 – February 1991) 58 2 Mr. Sugar Reception (1989) 58 3 El Caribe (February – March 1992) 58 4 Border Watch Baw (January – February 1990) 58 5 20th Anniversary (May 1990) 58 6 Maradiaga Cine Homenaje (May 1990) 58 7 Homenaje a Ralph Maradiaga (July- Aug.1990) 59 1 New Directions (September – October 1990) 59 2 Un Rincon Cerca del Cielo (October 1990) 59 3 Carlo Magno (October 1990) 59 4-5 Meso-American Resistance and Continuity (April – June 1992) and America
Exhibitions Supplement II 1967-1999 Murals 1967-1996 69 1 B/W Mural Photographs: #1 “Urgent to Ralph Maradiaga from Wiefail” #2 “Vaudeville in Harlem’ Lithograph by Jose Clemente Orozco #3 Mural by Irene Perez in Downtown YMCA, Berkeley “Youth Entrance” Photographed by Jose Romero 1977 #4-6 ”Liberation Through Education” Detail May 1977 by Ray Patlan, Zala and Xochtl Nevel Photographed by Jose Romero #7 Mural at Mission Model Cities Photographed by Huascar Castillo #8 Study for Mural by Chuy Campusano Photographed by Francisco Garcia #9-10 Murals Photographed by Tim Drescher 69 2 B/W Mural Photographs No Artist Specified, Untitled #1-30, 32-45 #31 taken in 1967 #46 Proof Sheet.
Angel Del Valle 1976. 70 1 20x16 B/W photograph Rene Yañez & Woman? 70 2 Five 13x10 B/W Photographs 70 3 45
Mounted B/W Photographs numbered from 1-88. Missing a total of 43: #’s6-9, 13, 17-20, 25, 29, 30, 33, 35, 37-43, 47, 48,
52-57, 62, 66, 70, 73-79,
Carnaval 1980 71 1 Carnaval
Photographs 1980: #1: Mounted B/W Photo by Tom Ferentz 71 2 Carnaval
1980 by N. Hom Color Poster for GDLR Photographic Multi Media
Urban Youth 1979-1981 72 1 Low
Riders Color Photographs: #1-8, 72 2 Low
Riders Oversize Photographs: #1 B/W Photograph, 72 3 Chicano/a
Urban Youth B/W Photographs: #1 G. Vasquez, 72 4 Chicano/a
Urban Youth Oversize Photographs: #1 Paul y Prima 72 5 B/W
Photographs by Michael Hamein 1981: #1 We Die
Earthquake in Mexico: Tragedy and Hope. February 21-March 29 1986
Artist Unknown 73 1 Unsigned Photographs of 1985 Earthquake Photographs #1-3 No artist 73 2 Earthquake Exhibit Color Photographs of Mexico in 1985 #1-9 (20x16) Aftermath of Earthquake, Artist unknown 73 3 B/W (8x5) Earthquake Photographs From Many Locations (streets) in Mexico City, 1985 #1 Sinaloa y Insurgentes #2-3 Cortado Monumento a la Revolución #4-7 Centro Medico Nacional #8 Reforma y Juarez #9 Monterey y Insurgentes #10 Insurgentes y Reforma (Hotel Continental) #11 Atras de Lotera Nacional #12-13 Durango y Insurgentes #14-21 No Captions Artist Unknown
Jorge Acevedo 73 4 B/W Photographs of Earthquake #1-13 Pictures of various destroyed/damaged buildings
Ulises Castellanos 73 5 B/W Photographs of Earthquake Herrera #1 Rescuers #2 Smashed vehicle #3 Coffins #4 Destroyed belongings #5 Rescuers climbing damaged building
Guillermo LeFranc 73 6 B/W Photographs of Earthquake #1 Picture of John Gavin and Placido Domingo in Tlatelolco, Mexico #2 Picture of Nancy Regan’s Car #3 “Spain group” #4 “Hotel Regis” #5-7 Untitled, aftermath of earthquake 5 Photographs of Earthquake by Citlali Rovirosa Madroza 73 7 #1-3 Color Photos, untitled 73 8 #4-6 Mounted Color Photos, untitled 73 9 #7-21 Mounted B/W Photos, untitled
Citlali Rovirosa 73 10 Photographs of Earthquake in Morelos District, Mexico City by Madroza #1-4 B/W Photos #5 View of the Earthquake Devastation and Rebuilding Efforts #6-7 Untitled Color #8 “Dos Victimas en Los Barrios Populares” Color
Enrique Villaseñor 73 11 Photographs of Earthquake #1-2 Rescue of victims, 9/19/85 #4 Young rescuers, 9/19/85 #6 Panic over possible building falling, 9/19/85 #3 Lack of ilitary participation and active citizens participation, 9/20/85 #8 Rescue of belongings, 9/20/85 #5 Encampments, 10/85 #7 Photograph exhibit created by rescuers for “day of the dead,” 11/2/85 73 12 Photographs of Earthquake in 1985 by Various Artists Darius Aidala: #1 Untitled, #2 Juarez Hospital #3 Untitled Maria Rivero: #4-6 Untitled Adriana Williams: #7 Dead Child Wreckage, Dia de Los Muertos, Tlaltelsco #8 Tlaltelsco B/W #9 Fabrica Donde Murieron Las Costureras #10 Sign by Altar Dia de los Muertos near collapsed Building B/W mounted photo 73 13 Earthquake
1985, Mexico and Miscellaneous #1-11 Color Photos 3x5 #12-13 Día De Los Muertos Exhibits from 1985-199374 1 Mounted Photographs: “Día De Los Muertos”Total 11 photos. 74 2 “Día De Los Muertos”B/W Photographs #1 Rene Yañez and Son Rio Yañez 1985 Outdoor Billboard #2-32 Untitled Originally Bound 74 3 “Día De Los Muertos”B/W Mounted Photographs and Prints #1-5 74 4 Día De Los Muertos Exhibit Color Photograph #1 “Aztec” November 1985 B/W Photographs (2-19) Ruben Guzman “El Sabor” 1993 #2, 4, 7-17 November 1985 #3, 5-6,18-19
Billboards n.d. 75 Mounted Billboards #1-10; missing #s 7& 9 76 Mounted Billboards #11-22; missing #s 16,17 &18 77 Mounted Billboards #23-34; missing #s 26 & 27 78 Mounted Photographs: “Performance Photos” A-F Total 7 photos
Miscellaneous 79 1 “Boycott Grapes” AFL-CIO Poster #1-2, n.d. 79 2 “No On ‘O’” Campaign Poster #1-2, n.d. 79 3 Semana Santa Passion Plays B/W Photographs, n.d. , #1-20 Mounted, #21 Not Mounted 79 4 #1 tattoo on arm, No date #2 indigenous lady, n.d. 79 5 No artist, n.d. 79 6 #1 A Tribute to Ralph by Anita Quitanilla #2 Car Crash 79 7 No artist, n.d. #1 Oración a Mano Poderosa #2-18 Untitled 79 8 ADAI Exhibition Instructions Title cards and Diagrams 79 9 Photographs by ADAI n.d. #1-3 Portrait del Poeta Victor H. Cruz (series) #4 Un Momento Retardado #5 Portrait De Rene Yañez and Spain 79 10 Oversize
B/W Photomontage 80 1 Poster of Emiliano Zapata by Canales, 6 copies n.d. 80 2 #1-2 by Lou Dematteis, pictures of a protest/ march; cop with civilian #3 Little girl playing “dress up” #4 Three bridesmaids #5 Mariachi looking at belly dancer 80 3 Frida Kahlo n.d. , #1 Frida & Diego #2 Indigenous outfit on display #3 ‘collage’ of Frida and Diego #4 Las Dos Fridas #5 Abstract piece of Frida and Diego #6 Art Piece of Frida painting #7 Picture/portrait of Frida Kahlo 80 4 Diego Rivera #1 Time Magazine cover April 4, 1949 #2 Kneeling Dancer #3 Portrait bust of Rivera in red sandstone #4 Spanish booklet about Rivera (2 copies) #5 5-15 Diego Rivera Frescoes (numbered in back I-XI, 2 copies of IX, missing II) #16 four photos of artists including Rivera taken by Edward Weston #17 two pictures of a sculpture of Rivera by Urbia Soler, San Francisco 1931 80 5 Rene Yañez n.d. #1-38 Color Photographs and Negatives
81 1 Miscellaneous Murals #1 Post Card Sueños Prometidos 1996 #2 Diablo De Bolivia Detail from Pan America Model Cities Mural by Patricia Rodriguez Photograph by Huascar Castillo #3 Untitled B/W Photograph #4-5 untitled b/w oversize photos #6, 10, 11 Dominique and Rick #7 Yolanda, Rio and Rene #8 Gerardo, Xochimilco, Adele #9 Don and Letia 81 2 B/W 20x16 Proof sheets #1-6
82 1 Miscellaneous #1 Weight of Pride B/W Photograph from series “Evidence of things not seen by ADAI #2 Photograph by Lou Dematteis #3 Regeneration Guide February 1995 #4 Los Rostros del Cine Mexicano Calendar December 1985 #5 Exhibit New Dimensions in Realism 1984 #6Woven Portraits ca. 1970 82 2 Various Mexican/Mexican-American Art Books #1 450 Años De Lucha: Homenaje Al Pueblo Mexicano, 1960 (140 grabados con notas historicas) #2 Viva Zapata 1879-1979 Edición Especial (20 grabados) #3 Reyvision Watches February 1987 #4 Exposición-Homenaje Jose Guadalupe Posada October 1980
83 1 Miscellaneous Color Xerox #1-6 13x8 mounted pieces by GDLR Studio 24 1978 83 2 Zoot Suit #1-4 B/W Publicity Shots 1981 #5 Luis Valdez (Director) 83 3 B/W Mounted Photographs by Rafael Bonilla #1 child on corner, 1983 #2 pregnant woman fishing, 1984 #3 woman walking, 1984 83 4 The Mexican Museum Newsletter 1987-1990 83 5 Death and The Blacksmith Poster December 1990 83 6 B/W Photographs #1 August 21, 1988 #2 United arm Workers AFL-CIO 83 7 Slides 1992-1996 #1-69 includes works of Jose Jara Jr., Stephanie Lopez, Jacob Martínez, Javier Francisco, Carolyn Castano, Rosa M. Perez, Milena Muzquiz, Ramon Ramirez, & Antonio Tovar 83 8 “Lagrimas y Sonrisas” 1995 B/W Portraits #1 Cristina Huizar #2 Armando Rascon #3 Alex Quintanilla #4 Rosana Martinez 83 9 Creative Art #1 Small round poster by UFW #2 B/W drawing “SAM” by Manuel Diaz #3 Mounted color drawing by Lawrence Iriarte, 1997 #4 Color Xerox Drawing, n.d. 83 10 “Walk for Justice” Poster April 10, 1999
84 1 Art boards of advertisements #1-3 Tito Puente #4-5 “Seven Moses 1963-1986: A Memorial Exhibition” #6-8 Frida Kahlo #7 “Edie Hippie” #8-9 “Espinas de la vida/Thorns of life: Jaime Palacios y Ricardo Anguia” #10 photo by Enrique Chagoya #11 “La Gente de California: A Historical Perspective 1776-1976” #12 “14th Annual Dia de los Muertos exhibition” #13 GDLR Studio 24 Logo 84 2 GDLR Newsletter One incomplete copy of newsletter plus t boards, 10-27-1988
85 1 Photographs of Galeria #1 B/W by Kit Hedman 1054 Noe Street, San Francisco, California 94114 (415) 824-6870, #4 B/W Billboard Cover Picture A,<? Duotone 100%, #5
B/W proof sheet Kodak Tri X Pan Film, #7-10 B/W proof sheets, Kodak Safety Film 5063, #11 B/W Galeria De La Raza (corner view), #12 Color Poloroid, three kids with Santa Claus, #13 B/W by Wilfred Q. Castano, #14 B/W no artist, #15-16 B/W Galeria De La Raza/ Studio 24 “Folkart Exhibition and Christmas Sale” December 1-24th, 2857 24th Street
at Bryant, San Francisco 415/826-8009, duplicates, #18 B/W Galeria De La Raza, 1993, #19 Christmas Card December 20, 1992 to Maria and Mia from Henry Roza Zoc., #20-25 B/W Billboard “Galeria De La Raza: El Dia De los Muertos, October 13-November 14, 1992” Studio 24, 2857 24th Street, San Francisco, California 94110, duplicates, #26-27 “New World Mestizuje, May 1992: duplicates” #28
Color, Aztec Dancer, November 1985, #30 Color print, Carmen Lomas Garza, Flaco Jimenez,
Jose Montoya, #33 B/W by Erik Weber 615 Rhode Island Street, San Francisco, California 94107 AT 2-5346 number 462 2525A, 1978, #34
“El Dia de los Muertos Mask Making Workshop” by Erik Weber 1977, 615 Rhode
Island Street, San Francisco, California 94107, at 2-5346 number 462-2323A,
85 2 Dia de los Muertos 1987 b/w photos: #1-2, 5x7 b/w photos #3-16 Photo negatives (large format camera)
85 3 Murals from the Great Wall of Los Angeles, 1983 Postcards labeled “Display Copy,” #1- Forbearers of the Civil Rights Movement, #2- The Birth of Rock and Roll, #3- Jewish Achievements in Arts and Science, #4- Dr. Charles Drew, #5- 1940’s Section Ending with the Baby Boom, #4- Dr. Charles Drew, #6- Dustbowl Refugees. #7 One sample copy of “California Chicano Murals” 1985. UFW #1-B/W photo, n.d. , no artist specified #2-two old UFW members boycott outside grocery store by Toni #3-Jackson gathers cash & check donations from public with Dolores Huerta by Toni #4- B/W photo, n.d. , no artist specified #5-press conference #6-B/W photo, Dolores Huerta speaking, by Toni #7-Jesse announces he will carry on fast after Cesar breaks it #8-B/W photo #9-Jackson requesting support & donations with: 1-unknown 2-Brian Wilson 3-Robert Blake 4-Martin Sheen #10-B/W photos #11-Washington labor group donates $15,000 check to UFW #12-B/W photo, by Toni #13-color headshot of Jesse Jackson (Jesse Jackson for President, photograph).
85 4 Miscellaneous #1
Adriana Williams “Tlatelolco”, b/w photograph, n.d. #4-
2x3 B/W photograph, n.d. , no artist specified #7- note to Olivia regarding archival “stuff” #8-Poster Negative Cesar Chavez Portrait of La Causa Octavio Ocampo #9-12, America Del Sur Map Division Politica flyer and invitation to GDLR from Global Exchange #13-16, Agustin V. Casasola: 100 Photographs of the Mexican Revolution November 8-30, 1981 #17 “Ceramicas de la Tierra (Chicano Pottery)” color flyer April 12-27, 1975 #18 color flyer on Molas and Photographs from the Cuna Indians of Panama December
21, 1974 - January 15, 1975
85 5 20th Anniversary Exhibition/Reception, Photographs by Peter Rodriguez 1990 #1-15
85 6 Homenaje a Frida Kahlo 1978 Negatives (12 Total) #1-4 Color Photographs Frida Kahlo in Bed, no date #5-9 B/W Photographs November 1978 #10-43 Color Photographs of GDLR, Frida Kahlo Exhibit November 1978
86 1 #1 Color Photograph, Frida Kahlo self portrait #2 Color photograph, detail of self-portrait #3 Color photograph, detail of self-portrait #4 Color photograph, detail of self-portrait #5 Color photograph, detail of self-portrait #6 Color photograph, Frida Kahlo self portrait #7 Color photograph, detail of self-portrait #8 Color photpgraph, “El Enlace, otro aspecto de ‘Las Dos Fridas’. Ahora con vestido Mexicano” #9 Color photograph, “Deigo in my thoughts” by Frida Kahlo. #10 Color photograph, Detail of “Las Dos Fridas” by Frida Kahlo #11 Color photograph, “Roots” by Frida Kahlo #12 B/W photograph, “Autoretrato” #13 B/W photograph “Autoretrato para Marte R. Gomez” #14 B/W photograph “Las Dos Fridas” #15 B/W photograph “Diego y Frida” #16 17, Duplicate photographs of Frida Kahlo self portraits #18 Color photograph of Frida Kahlo self-portrait #20 Color photograph, “Autoretrato,” ( “Diego in my thoughts”) #21 25 Color photographs of Frida drawing in bed #26 Color photographs of Paintings #27 Color photograph of “The Little Dear” #28 Twice printed color images of painting on 8x11 sheets, Frida Kahlo’s father #29 Twice printed color images of painting on 8x11 sheets, “My Nanny and Me” #30 Twice printed color images of painting on 8x11 sheets, Frida Kahlo with Marx #31 8x11 color photograph of “The Broken Column” from 1944 #32 Exhibition before 1975 Children’s Exhibition color photograph #33 B/W photograph “Accidente 17de Septiembre 1926”
Homenaje a Frida Kahlo Exhibition Documents Correspondance, 2 copies of commentary by Emmy Lou Packard for Galeria book, Exhibit Information, Review of Exhibit from Los Angeles Times, #34 B/W Photograph by David S. Watanabe, of exhibit and work, 440194 #35 B/W Photograph by David S. Watanabe, of exhibit and work, 440196 #36 B/W Photograph by David S. Watanabe, of exhibit and work, duplicate of #35 #37 B/W Photograph by David S. Watanabe, of exhibit and work, 440197 #38 B/W Photograph by David S. Watanabe, of exhibit and work, 440199 #39 B/W Photograph by David S. Watanabe, of exhibit and work, 440200 #40 B/W Photograph by David S. Watanabe, of exhibit and work, 440221 #41 B/W Photograph by David S. Watanabe, of exhibit and work, 440222 #42 B/W Photograph by David S. Watanabe, of exhibit and work, 440223 #43 B/W Photograph by David S. Watanabe, of exhibit and work, 440224 #44 B/W Photograph by David S. Watanabe, of exhibit and work, 440225
86 2 Maradiaga’s art Work- Photographs Intersection Newsletter article on GDLR Day of the Dead Exhibit Fall 1976
Miscellaneous #1 Altar, n.d. , no artist specified #2 from Maria’s files of altar #3 Lolita Lebron from Maria’s files #4 Images of the Mexican Revolution by Agustin V. Casasola #5 Lucio Cabanas Assassinated #6 Lancaster-Miller Publishers image by Graciela Carrillo #7 Galeria De La Raza- Viramontes #8 untitled, n.d. (playing a flute) #9 Graficos de Rupert Garcia y Ralph Maradiaga Exhibit July 9-23 #10 untitled n.d. (two pachuco men) #11 Boycott al Del Monte Products by Bay Area Nambia Action Group #12 Culture Clash Comedy Troupe at Stanford University April 20th photograph by Lou Dematters #13
Marzo Calendars (no year) #15 RIFA #16 Calendar (No month or date specified) #17 Noviembre Calendar “Historical Photo Silkscreen Movie” by Rene Yanez (no year specified) #18 October Calendar “Zoot Suit Riots”(no year specified) #19 By Raphael Maradiaza #20 Santos de New Mexico April 3-June 4, 1983 #21 Galeria De La Raza Calendario 1981 Frida Kahlo #22 Posters from the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema February 10-March 31, 1979 #23 by Erik Weber 1978 #24
Jose Montoya’s Pachuco Art, A Historical Update, December 9,
1977-January 7, 1978 #26 Agosto 1977 Calendar #27 Marza del 1977 Calendar North Americano Ivasion of Mexico #28 Octubre 1976 Food Stamps #29 Los Sembradores A Photo Documentary by Angel Del Valle May 9-June 11, 1976 #30 Huichol Ceremonial Art Exhibition January 31-March 14, 1976, silkscreen by Ralph Maradiaza #31 Agosto 1975 Calendar #32 Dia de las Madrecitas Celebracion May 10th 1975 Holy Angels School Courtyard #33 Abril Calendar, n.d. #34 Playa Giron April 1975 Calendar #35 Ceramicas De La Tierra April 12-27, 1975 #36 Dia De Los Muertos, November 2-23, 1974 #37 Rene Gelpi Photography September 28-October 19, 1974 #38 Jose G Posada Exhibit September 15-27, 1974 #39 Abril 1974 Calendar #40 Rivera, Orozco, Siqueiros atLatin American Library, March 1-15, 1974 #41 Mujeres de Aztlan Presents a Third World Woman Art Exhibit October 5-28 from Maria’s files 1973 #42 Viva Vasquez Genaro Tiburcio August 1973 Calendar #43 Abril 1973 Calendar #44-45 Benefit Art Sale for Nicaraguan Earthquake victims (duplicates), March 14-18, 1973 #46 Yolanda Garfuas Woo from Maria’s Files 1972 #47 Prints de Leopoldo Mendez August 17-September 17, 1902-1970
86 3 #1 Aztec Dancer Color Photograph #2-3 Billboard design Xavier Viramontes B/W Photograph by Wilfred Castano #4 B/W photograph of Lorraine Garcia, Rene Yanez,?, Mauricio Aviles, Dolores Terragas, Oscar Maciel, David De La Torre, Enrique Chagoza #5 B/W Photograph of Lorraine Garcia and Rene Yanez #6 Envelope from Jack Van Valkenburgh and Kit Miller, contained color 35mm negatives, 11 total #7 B/W Photograph by Bob Hsiang of Emilia Galaviz Gonzalez and Maria Pinedo #8 Diego Rivera Mural #9 S.F. City College Mural by Diego Rivera “Frida Kahlo” detail #10 Ed Badejos b/w photograph #11 B/W postcard #12 color Polaroid #13 Prize winnig Poster at the International OSPAAAL Contest in Cuba, Mission Grafica #14 Rene Castro, Jos Sance Mission Graphica Workshop #15 B/W Photograph, untitled, n.d. #16-24
Photo negatives (Hasselblad) #27 Mission Graphica by Jos Sance, 1985-86, photo; Deborah Netksy MCC #28 Poster for Bay Area Art Against Apartheid Exhibits, Mission Graphica Poster, 1985 #29 Christmas Photograph by Huerta 1985 mounted #30 Color Photograph November 1985 #31 Festa Contra el Gobierno por falta de ayuda a los amnificador October 1985 by Enique Villasenor #32 Greeting card to Rene Yanez from Keith Sklar May 2,1985 #33 postcard, Museo Rufino Tamayo, Homenaje a “El Murcielago” Velazquez November 1984
87 1 #1 “Josh Loves His New VCR” color Polaroid detail at GDLR #2 GDLR corner color Polaroid #3-7 Color Polaroid, n.d. , untitled #8 Burned 12/31/1996 at Galeria 4:00 pm, Gloria, Olivia, Dina, Delissa, Eric, Rod, Tere, Benhamin #9 Color photograph, December 9, 1995, “Galeria Reception” #10-11 Color photograph, December 9, 1995, Galeria Reception pictures #12 Color photograph, “Ritmo de la Vida,” January 1992, no. 9, by Rebecca Tarin
87 2 Puerta a Puerta Exhibit May 16-September 21, 1991 Photographs #1 August 16- September 21, 1991, informational postcard #2 B/W Photograph, 1991 by Ruben Guzman, 71562#21A #3 B/W Photograph, 1991 by Ruben Guzman, “Spain Rodriguez,” 71562#34A #4 B/W Photograph, 1991 by Ruben Guzman, 71772#10 #5 B/W Photograph, 1991 by Ruben Guzman, 71772#26 #6 B/W Photograph, 1991 by Ruben Guzman, 71561#30
87 3 Camera Ready Art #1 B/W photo print #2-5 Christmas Folk Art Benefit Sale November 29-December 24, 1985
87 4 Peace is a Human Right International Woman’s Day Testimonial Luncheon March 16, 1980
87 5 Yanez Envelope stamped February 2, 1982 #1-47 3x2 B/W photographs | ||||