Follow the links to online exhibitions on the artists that are associated with this project as well as information on related exhibitions.

Come Together: Interethnic Collaborations for Equity and Social Change in the 1970s
This online exhibition features selected 1970s vintage posters by San Francisco Bay Area activist artists who represent a spirit of cultural diversity, social equity/social change, and international human rights from various perspectives. Revealed in the imagery are significant interethnic collaborations in which shared interests of African American, Asian American, Chicano/Latino, and Native American communities are united within individual posters. The posters are drawn from major graphic art collections housed in the California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives (CEMA) in the UCSB Library.

East L.A. Rocks!
This exhibit includes photos from the West Coast East Side Sound Collection (CEMA 117), Special Collections, UCSB Library and was donated by Hector Gonzalez. He is a record producer, musician, award winning sound engineer and current owner of Rampart Records. Gonzalez shares his first hand view of the vibrant music scene in East Los Angeles where multicultural bands contributed to the development of rock and roll.

Los Gallos
The Los Gallos was a youth club that was based in San Diego’s Barrio Logan neighborhood in the 50s. Salvador Torres was one of the leaders of this club and his captions describes their activities and projects. This slide show is drawn from a photo album that is part of the Salvador Torres Papers and the images are arranged according to their original placement in that album.