Lucero, Linda Collection on La Raza Silkscreen Center/La raza Graphics 1971-1985

Catalogue of Silkscreen prints

SERIES I: SILK SCREEN PRINTS

2 Outa 3 Are Women Under the Poverty Line; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 32 1/2" x 13 1/4"; Paper size: 32 1/2" x 13 1/4"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Two panels make up this poster. The top panel is olive with rows of lipsticks and in mint cursive it says "2 outa 3 are women." The bottom panel is of the shadows of women in different poses streaked in red with taupe and teal background colors. At the bottom of that panel it says "under the poverty line." Paper is gray. On reverse appears "MCC."

Centro de Cambio--Community response to drug abuse; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of a turtle carrying a red, white, and blue banner in its mouth. The banner reads "The turtle represents longevity, the spirit of the movement represents change." "Centro de Cambio" is written in red and blue along the right hand side of the poster and the "Center for Change" is stamped on the upper left hand corner. White background.

Centro de Cambio Heroin We deal in Drugs; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 28 5/8" x 22 5/8"; Paper size: 28 5/8" x 22 5/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Poster designed by Ray Rios. The text is red, white, and black, and reads "Centro de Cambio. Heroin. We deal in drugs. Prevention/Education." Information on location and telephone number located on the lower right hand side of the print. The word "Heroin" is in large red letters with people in the background standing behind bars. "LRG" inscribed on back of poster.

Centro de Informacion de la Raza; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2" ; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2" ; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of a family colored in yellow who are entering La Raza clinic. Text in black, white, and orange which reads "Centro de Informacion de la Raza. Punto central para resolver sus problemas o preguntas de cualquier naturaleza. Al servicio de nuestra comunidad de habla Hispana en el 3174 de la calle 24 S.F. 826-5855."

Centro de Salud para Mujeres/Women's Health Center; 1976;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of a woman's head on right hand side done in gray and pink. The text is green and yellow with pink background. The background is a center image done in brown with a border design. The text says "Centro de Salud para Mujeres/Women's Health Center Mission Neighborhood Health Center." The Health Center includes family planning, gynecology, prenatal care, counseling, health groups, and childcare from ages 3-11. On back of poster reads "Lucero 1-28-76."

Colectiva Latino America Despierta ; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 18" x 11 3/4"; Paper size: 18" x 11 3/4"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of Mexico, Central and South America in blue and green. In the upper left hand corner is a white star bordered in black. There is a ripple of sound waves coming from the star which are in orange. The background is in red. At the bottom of the print it says "KPOO 89.5 FM San Francisco 6-9 pm." Text in black and white. "LRG" inscribed in pencil on back.

Cuando la Ley Significa la Muerte Revolucion Significa El Orden Fuera de Indochina...; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 21 3/4" x 13 1/4"; Paper size: 23" x 14"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Chop Mark:chop mark; Comments/Description: Silkscreen poster of a soldier, graduate, and a person leaning on a cane are colored in blue. They are surrounded by text which is in black. At the bottom of the print are clenched fists raised up in the air. Green background. Blue border.

La Esperanza del Futuro; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: offset poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 17" x 12"; Paper size: 19 5/8" x 13"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Fund:Southwest Voter Registration Education Project; Comments/Description: Photo of a young boy in black and white centers the poster. The photo is surrounded by a white border. Text in white which reads "La Esperanza del Futuro. Nuestros hijos merecen una vida mejor. Registrese y vote. Su voto en su voz." The background is burgundy. "La Raza Graphics" written on back.

Free Legal Aid to Poor Women in S.F.; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Four multi-ethnic women stand on the street in a town scene. Buildings are to the left of them and behind them. The buildings are brown and white with blue background. Bordering this scene is a purple frame with words such as "employment", "discrimination", and "lesbian rights" in white within the border. The text outside the framed image is purple and blue.

I'm a Farmworker. I Can't Speak English.; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/4" x 14 1/2"; Paper size: 22 1/4" x 14 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of a red flag with a picture of an eagle centering the flag with the words Farmworkers AFL-CIO and Labor Donated on it. Text in black handwritten format which says "I'm a farm worker. I can't speak English. Please help us by not shopping here. Safeway supports No Pesticide Protection. No guaranteed wage--abuse of child labor. This store does not recognize the Farmworkers Union." The background is cream. "LRG" pencilled on back of poster.

Ibagsak Ang Imerialistang Kano!; 1972;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: computer paper;

Physical Description: Image size: 21 1/8" x 14 3/8"; Paper size: 21 1/8" x 14 3/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of an Asian soldier holding up a gun above his head. The background is of an orange flag. Man in black and white. Text in black and white which reads "Ibagsak Ang Imperialistang Kano!" Cream background. On back of poster is penciled "72 Chicano Workshop."

Immigration Law Clinic 1982; 1982;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22" x 16" ; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of a masked man in brown and white who stands in front of a fence and barbed wire. Through the fence you can see clouds and a blue sky. A family stands at a counter speaking to the masked man. The family is in brown and white. The background of the poster is blue. At the lower right hand corner is the text "Immigration Law Clinic 1982" in brown. "LRG" written on lower right corner on back side of poster.

Keep los 7 Free; 1972;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22" x 14 1/8" ; Paper size: 22 1/2" x 14 3/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; not signed . Comments/Description: Picture of six people, two rows of three, walking down an "X" shaped walkway. At the upper ends of the walkway is a group of people in gray holding their arms up. On the right hand side is a doorway in black with a red "X" design on the door. Above the door it says "Court of Injustice."

La Leche Materna es la Mejor; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 " x 16"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; signed "JN-C". Comments/Description: Picture of a Hispanic mother breast-feeding her baby. She is dressed in yellow with dark hair which is tied back. Text in white reads "La Leche Materna el la Mejor." Other text in black reads "Food & Nutrition Services, Inc. Nutrition Education and Training Program. Proceeds go to Migrant Nutrition Education." Blue background and black border. "LRG" penciled on back of poster.

Los Trabajadores del Fil y de la Canería ponen la Comida en su Mesa ; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; signed in black with mark of "JN-C" in the lower right hand corner . Comments/Description: Picture of five people, each working and doing a different job in the process of preparing food. One man is in the field picking the crops, another man carries a crate of produce, while another prepares and serves the food. Text is black. Background is yellow. Other colors are white, green, and brown. "VPF" penciled on back of poster.

La Mission una Communidad Juntandose para Cambio Social; n.d.;

artist: Artist unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 28" x 22 1/8"; Paper size: 28 1/2" x 22 2/3"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; signed. Comments/Description: A skeleton lays in a supine position with a gun stuck into its chest and a toe tag labeled "Ortiz". (May or may not be artist) At the foot of the skeleton is a sign which says "Capitalist Sin." In the background is a U.S. corporation and the cross streets are "racism" and "unemployment," on the two buildings there is graffiti text. The text is red with a yellow background.

¡No a la Guerra!; [1972];

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/8" x 14 1/8"; Paper size: 22 3/8" x 14 3/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Photo of a man with a large brimmed hat on in blue and orange. At the bottom of the poster are a series of orange guns. Text in white and blue which reads "¡Muerte al Yankee Invasor en el Tercer Mundo! Dia cultural contro la guerra de Vietnam. 19 de Agosto 12 pm Parque Dolores." Brown background. White border.

Patients' Rights Advocacy Services ; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 26 1/2" x 9 1/4"; Paper size: 28" x 11"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Chop Mark:chop mark; Fund:A project of Consumers Union of the United States, Inc.; Comments/Description: Title and phone number in red. Remaining text in white which reads "You have rights too. If you are a patient/resident receiving psychiatric services in San Francisco and want to know about your legal or treatment rights, call us at 282-1777." Background in black.

Announcement Poster for 1st Annual Urban Indian Health Clinic Ceremonial; 1973;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/2" x 11 5/8"; Paper size: 22 1/2" x 11 5/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: On the left hand side of the poster is a drawing of a Native American in black printed ink with a brown face and with a feather in his hair. On the lower right is a teal-colored circlar symbol with 12 lines coming from the circle, four sets of three. Text in black reads "1st Annual Urban Indian Health Clinic Ceremonial Sept. 22, 1973. Refreshments and Entertainment. Everyone is invited 12-5. 56 Julian Ave. For info. call 863-81111." White background.

Announcement Poster for A Benefit Concert for the Graphics Committee of M.C.C.; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/8" x 16 7/8"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Fund:El Tecolote, Gaceta Sandinista, El Pulgarcito, Tin Tan, Black Star, LATA, OPHRICH; Comments/Description: Picture of a seahorse in red with a yellow background. Text in red. Behind the seahorse is a circle and below that is a cloud-shaped motif. The Benefit Concert will be presenting Orquesta René Del Mar, Los Huachichilas, and Los Peludos. The event takes place on Friday March 16 at 7:30 pm with a $3 donation. Held at Centor Cultural de la Misión.

Announcement Poster for A Conference for Latina Women In the Work Force; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 28 1/8" x 11"; Paper size: 28 1/8" x 11"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Sketch of a woman in black and white centers the print. In the background is a yellow city scene. On the left hand side of the print are three gears. The text is in black which reads "A Conference for Latina Women salaries, wages and comparable worth, safety and health standards in the work place, immigration laws and their impact on the family." Background in cream. "La Raza Graphics" penciled on rear, bottom right.

Announcement Poster for An Evening of Internationalism; 1976;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 17 5/8" x 11 1/2"; Paper size: 17 5/8" x 11 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: At the top of the poster are four people's faces, two white one brown and one black. Each person has a hand on a torch. A large flame is radiating from the torch creating a yellow glow. The scene has a red background. Text in black reads "An Evening of Internationalism May 1, 1976. International House Bancroft and Piedmont, Berkeley 7:30-11:00 pm. Tickets: $1.50 advance $2 door. Proceeds to support Chilean Resistance. S.F. Mime Troupe 'Frijoles.'" Text at bottom of poster in yellow background. On back of poster in red reads "4-13-76."

Announcement Poster for Asian Pacific American Heritage May 7-11; 1979;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22" x 16 5/8"; Paper size: 23 1/4" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; signed. Comments/Description: A red dragon wraps his body around the perimeters of the print. The dragon is in red and blue. Down the center of the poster are four Chinese characters in red. The background of the print is yellow. Text is in blue and it describes the events that will take place during the American Heritage Week.

Announcement Poster for Benefit to Support African Liberation Struggles; 1973;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 5/8" x 14 1/4"; Paper size: 22 5/8" x 14 1/4"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Silkscreen print bordered by red African design. On the top right hand corner is a photo of a group of Africans protesting. On the center left is an African bronze head. Text in black which reads "An African Feast 'Karamu.' Speakers: Kumbiria Kangai and D. DuBois. Music: by the Family. Exotic African Food, speakers, entertainment, fashion show. Presented by the African Liberation Support Committee (ALSC)." Background in mustard. "La Raza Graphics" penciled in rear.

Announcement Poster for Big Mountain Day; 1984;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 17 1/2" x 11 1/2"; Paper size: 18" x 12"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Fund:Big Mountain Support Group; Comments/Description: Picture of different designs and colors center the poster. The colors in this square-shaped design are: black, white, gray, purple, orange, yellow, and red. Text in red which says "Big Mountain Day Berkeley July 8, 1984. A day in solidarity with Dine independence, and celebration of the Elders. Unitarian Fellowship 10:30 am. Cedar and Bonita St." Gray background, white border. "LRG" penciled on back.

Announcement Poster for Celebration for International Labour Day A Tribute to Chinese Workers; 1972;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 5/8" x 14 3/8"; Paper size: 22 5/8" x 14 3/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; not signed . Comments/Description: Images of workers raising their arms and holding up signs written in Chinese. Framed picture centers poster. Above them in red it says "Workers of all countries, unite." Text in red in English and Chinese reads "Celebration for International Labour Day Tribute to Chinese Workers. May 1st Monday 7 pm Program 850 Kearny St." Yellow background. On back of poster is penciled "1972."

Announcement Poster for Cena y Baile/Dance and Dinner Los Matlachines; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Two stylized people in red are placed at the center of the poster. All text in red which reads "Cena y Baile/Dance and Dinner. El Comite de familias para la defensa de prisioneros te invita/invites you. Los Matlachines folkloric dance/danza folklorica ghetto. Serbian Hall-Indian center." Blue background.

Announcement Poster for Chile 1973-1983; 1983;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 3/4" x 15 1/4"; Paper size: 22 3/4" x 15 1/4"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Three scenes fill the top half of the poster. One is of a man behind bars with blue background and a white star. The second is of two police officers carrying away a man who has been shot. White background with figures in black and white. The bottom scene is of a crowd of people colored in red and black with a white "R" circle stamp in the bottom right hand corner. On the lower half of the print is a large, silver 10 with three statements following it in red which read "años de dictadura, años de resistencia, años de solidaridad." Black background.

Announcement Poster for Dying for Work; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/2" x 14 1/4"; Paper size: 22 1/2" x 14 1/4"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Text in green which reads "A look at United States working conditions, occupational illnesses, and the workers' stuggle for job safety and health. At the top left hand corner is a sketch of a man working with a long piece of chain coming from the picture all the way to the bottom of the print. On the left hand side of the poster described is the program with seven events listed. On the lower right hand corner is a map showing how to get to the place. Background in cream. "La Raza Graphics written in pencil in back.

Announcement Poster for El Baile de la Mission; 1973;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 14 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 14 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Five red squares and rectangles create the poster with text and images within them. One is of a stylized head and the other is an odd shaped, somewhat circular design. Text in red and white reads "El Baile de la Mission. Music...lumbre. Dave Ruiz Simplius. Managua Victims Benefit. March 30, 1973 8:30-1:00. Jamestown 321 Fair Oaks. Donation $1.50. Dance sponsored by Raffle."

Announcement Poster for Enchantina Sounds of Polynesia; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of a man and woman behind a record player and two flowers. Background is yellow, red, and white. Text is white and black and reads "Enchantina Sounds of Polynesia. Tala Surfari and Leo Marlona. Saturday 10 am-12 noon. KPOD 89.5 FM Radio. Listener sponsored community radio 864 KPOD."

Announcement Poster for End Barrio Warfare 1980 Conferencia; 1980;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Photograph of a classic car low-rider in black and white. Leaning up against the car is a boy holding a poster which says "End Barrio Warfare. Fight for Justice." Above the car are two sketches with a skeleton and a man holding his dead friend. These texts read "Homeboy killing homeboy. Why? Here lies our raza kill our ignorance." Text in black. White background. March 1, 1980 10-6 pm. Mission H.S. 3750 18th Street S.F." Copies: 2

Announcement Poster for Events de la Semana; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/8" x 16 1/2"; Paper size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of two stylized people, one blue the other black, sitting in a lotus Indian-style seated position. Above them are the dates and activities scheduled for the Events de la Semana. Text is in blue and green. Events include arts and crafts exhibit, ballet folklorico, Mariachis Estrella de Jalisco, and Mexican folk singers.

Announcement Poster for International Women's Day Celebration 1977; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: offset poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 21 1/2" x 13 1/4"; Paper size: 22 1/2" x 14 1/4"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of a woman embracing a baby in black and white. On the right and left hand sides of the woman are the side profiles of a man and boy. Background in red with white border. Text in black which reads "International Women's Day Celebration 1977. Combat racism and struggle for Third World Unity. Sponsored by the Third World Women's Alliance. Sun. March 13 1-4pm. Donation $1. Childcare provided. Berkeley High School West Campus University and Bonar St." On back of poster reads "March 1877."

Announcement Poster for Juneteenth Festival ; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/2" x 16 1/2"; Paper size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: There is a picture of a male hitch-hiker; it is brown and white. In the background are two ducks flying and a California US Highway 1 sign. There is also a sunset in the background which is orange, yellow, and red. The text is orange and brown, and reads "Juneteenth Festival on Divisadero Street between Fell and McAllister. Parade, live entertainment, booths, games, poetry, speakers, talent show, gospel, contests. Sat. June 16 and Sun. June 17 from 12-7pm. Background in cream with a brown border.

Announcement Poster for Legal High Salsa Dance; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 3/8"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 3/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Crowd of people center the poster surrounded by a circle. In front of the crowd is a scale in balance. Surrounding the circle are blue skies and clouds. The text of the poster wraps its way around the circle in black, white, and blue lettering. The text reads "Benefit for Peoples Law School with Cesar's Latin All-Stars Salsa Caliente also Father's Day June 18 8pm Ceasar's Latin Palace." Background in white. Copies: 2 also #62

Announcement Poster for Nicaragua Libre; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 14" x 8 1/2"; Paper size: 14" x 8 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Fund:Nicaraguan Support Committee, Eugene Committee for a free Chile, Committee for Human Rights in El Salvador; Comments/Description: Picture of Nicaraguan children standing in front of their village waving and holding up peace signs. The picture is in red and white. Text reads "Nicaragua Libre Celebration of one year of Nicaraguan Freedom."

Announcement Poster for Nicaragua Week; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 11"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 11"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of an opened book. On the page on the right is a pencil and a spade with a red and black background. On the page on the left is a photo of some children in black and white with a blue background. Text in black which reads "Nicaragua Week February 6-10. The Reconstruction A week of awareness. Slides, speakers, films, workshops, music, theatre, and panels. The Education Committee of Casa Nicaragua is coordinating activities with student and faculty organizations at the following universities and colleges in California." Green background.

Announcement Poster for Overturn the Bakke Decision; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22" x 16"; Paper size: 22" x 16"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; Designed by Artel & Friends. Comments/Description: Picture of a crowd rallying in front of the Supreme Court demonstrating to overturn the Bakke Decision. Text in red and white which reads "Unite against racism and national oppression; fight for full equality for women; support and expand affiramtive action on the job, in education and in community social services. National demonstration April 29 in S.F. March on Washington April 15." Red background. On lower right hand corner on back of poster reads "LC."

Announcement Poster for Pasion y Prision de Lolita Lebron; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 33" x 21 3/8"; Paper size: 35 1/8" x 23"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; signed. Comments/Description: Two pictures of Lolita, one behind bars and one not. At the bottom of the poster are a group of actors who will be performing in this production. Background done in navy blue with text in white. Text says "Pasion y Prision de Lolita Lebron. Jueves 7 de Febrero 8 pm-$3. Centro Cultural de la Mision." On back of poster reads "LRG."

Announcement Poster for Peace and Solidarity; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 5/8" x 17 5/8"; Paper size: 22 5/8" x 17 5/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Fund:Labor donated; Comments/Description: Picture of a buffalo kneeling down in the lower right hand corner in blue. In the upper left hand corner is a dreamcatcher also in blue. All the text is in blue which reads "World Peace Council of Northern California presents: Bay Area delegates returned from the UN International Conference on Discrimination Against Indigenous Peoples in the Americas at Geneva." Tan background. In the lower left hand corner "labor donated" has been printed.

Announcement Poster for Programming for National Anti-Draft Week; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/8" x 16 3/4"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of the world with stamps of military men with a red line across them demarking all the places that US troops are stationed. The text is black and white which reads "Programming for National Anti-Draft Week at San Francisco State University. Will consist of major programs every day, supplemented with films that comment on the issue of militarism." The background is red and white. "La Raza Graphics" inscribed on back.

Announcement Poster for Rancho Hollywood; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 5/8" x 17"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Outline of the Hollywood Hill in black with blue sky above. Text in white reads "Rancho Hollywood. A play by Teatro Gusto August 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23-Mission Cultural Center. 2868 Mission Street Aug. 29, 30-Capp Street Playhouse 362 Capp Street. All performances at 8 pm. $3 general $1 plus pas voucher $1 seniors and kids." "MCC" on verso.

Announcement Poster for Samoan Art Workshop; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster ;

Physical Description: Image size: 22" x 16 3/8"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Flower/butterfly designs in black and white border the left hand side of the poster and the bottom. The background fades from red to yellow to orange and back to red. The text is in black and white which reads "The Samoan Art Workshop invites you to a Spring Festival Longitude 168° West Floor Show featuring 'Sons of Samoa presents Polynesia' and 'Pride of Polynesia' April 15 1-5 pm Sat. Afternoon. South of Market Cultural Center 934 Brannan."

Announcement Poster for Stop the U.S. War in El Salvador; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: newsprint;

Physical Description: Image size: 34" x 22 3/4"; Paper size: 34" x 22 3/4"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of 24 helicopters in purple at the top of the poster. The text in purple reads "Stop the U.S. War in El Salvador. Mass Protest in Washington D.C. Saturday, March 27, 12 noon. Fund jobs and human needs--no to massacres in El Salvador! Self Determination for the people of Central America and all oppressed Nations. No more Vietnam Wars! Unite against the Reagan Policy of Oppression at home and intervention in the Third World! No to the Draft! No to Racism! No to Sexism!" The background is beige faded newsprint.

Announcement Poster for Teatro de la Gente; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 5/8" x 17"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: A photo in black and white at top of print of the Aztec Calendar sculpture. The circular motif is carried out within the stone with concentric circles. Text in white reads "Teatro de la Gente presents Chicano Theater Classics Commemoration of the 10th Anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium. Aug. 29 8 pm. Plaza de la Raza 3540 N. Mission Rd. $4 General Donation. $3 Seniors, children." The background is black with white border.

Announcement Poster for The Provisional Committee for a United Defense Organization; 1973;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 28 2/3" x 23 1/8"; Paper size: 28 2/3" x 23 1/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of a band playing and a group of people dancing. The poster is brown and white. The text reads "The Provisional Committee for a United Defense Organization presents the Bata-Koto Dancers, Nimosha, with M.C., Wilfred Owens in a benefit show and dance for the defense of political prisoners. Saturday June 2nd 9 pm-1 am." On back of poster reads "May 29, 1973."

Announcement Poster for Umkonto We Sizwe/Spear of the Nation; 1979;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 21 2/3" x 16 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: There is a map of Africa, which is brown with a woman's face inside the country. The background is yellow and red. The text is black and white which reads "Umkonto We Sizwe/Spear of the Nation Angola Victory of Hope." "LRG" pencilld on back of poster.

Announcement Poster for Vanguard Public Foundation's 15th Anniversary Images of Change Exhibition; 1987;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 28" x 19 5/8"; Paper size: 29" x 20 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Brown/tan background with black and white text that reads "Vanguard Public Foundation's 15th Anniversary Images of Change Exhibition. Mission Cultural Center. September 25, 1987." At the top of the poster is a picture of a woman done in black, a peace sign, a yes sign, and a sign of an eagle.

Announcement Poster for WAPAC The People's Voice in Housing presents the Annual Election/Festival '80; 1980;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22" x 16 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Scene at the top of the poster in blue and orange of a row of houses with clouds and the sun shining brightly in the background. Text in blue reads "WAPAC The People's Voice in Housing presents the annual Election/Festival, '80 Run or Vote for the Board of Directors. Workshops, food, entertainment. Sat. Aug. 23, 1980 10 am at New Liberation Presbyterian Church. 1100 Divisadero at Turk." Orange background. Blue border.

Announcement Poster for WAPAC The Peoples Voice in Housing; 1979;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Eight headshots of people fill the top third of the poster in florescent yellow and navy blue. A picture of a person walking up steps centers the photos. Text in navy blue reads "WAPAC The Peoples Voice in Housing presents the annual Election/Festival. Run on vote for the Board of Directors. Workshops, food, entertainment. Sat. Mar. 3, 1979 10 a.m. at New Liberation Presbyterian Ch. 1100 Divisadero at Turk." Fluorescent yellow background.

Announcement Poster for West Coast Anti-Bakke Mobilization; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/2" x 17 3/8"; Paper size: 22 1/2" x 17 3/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Photograph of a crowd of protesters marching in black and white, holding up signs in protest of the Bakke Decision. Text in black reads "West Coast Anti-Bakke Mobilization. San Francisco May 13. Smash the Bakke Decision End National Oppression! Full Equality for Women! Defend and Expand Affirmative Action on the Job and in Education." The background is goldenrod. "LRG" penciled on back of poster.

¡Que viva la musica latina!; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Photograph of a man taking off his glasses in baby blue and dark blue, surrounded by a green and blue border. Text in dark blue and green which says "¡Que viva la musica latina! KPOO 89.5 FM 864-7474." Off white background. "LRG" printed on back of poster.

La Raza Law Students 1979-1980 Informational Brochure; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 28 1/2" x 10 7/8"; Paper size: 30 5/8" x 13"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Three separate sheets make up this poster. These three sheets make up the brochure of the law student group. On the top panel is a photo. On the second panel is a group of men standing at a funeral with the words "End Barrio Warfare! Educate Raza!". To the left of the group is a sketch of a grim reaper covering a dead man. On the third panel is a stylized head in black and white. Background in tan. "La Raza Graphics" written on back.

La Raza Lawyer Referral Service; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Sketch of a family standing together in purple, black, and white. Behind them is a scale in balance. The scene is framed with a purple and white zig zag border. Text in purple and black reads "La Raza Lawyer Referral Service. A public service of La Raza Centro Legal. Do you have a legal problem? żTiene Ud. un problema legal? Do you need assistance? żNecesita Ud. la assistencia de un abogado? La Raza Centro Legal may be able to help you! Lawyer Referral Service. 2588 Mission S.F. CA 94110." Text in English and Spanish. The background is off-white. "LRG" penciled on back of poster.

La Raza Silkscreen Center; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster ;

Physical Description: Image size: 22" x 20 1/2"; Paper size: 22" x 20 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of an orange circle with yellow, orange, and purple "L" shaped designs in the center of the poster. Green and yellow background with "La Raza Silkscreen Center" printed at the top of the poster in purple and yellow. On back of poster reads "LRG."

La Raza Tutorial Program; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 14 3/8"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 14 3/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Image of a boy and girl outlined in red. Inside the image in black it says "If you can volunteer your help and time to tutor a child...sign up now!!!" Title and text in black. Blue background for title. Surrounding the boy and girl are black lines which are intended to be filled in with name and phone number. White background.

Registrese Para Votar Hoy Mismo; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: offset poster ;

Physical Description: Image size: 18 1/2" x 13 7/8"; Paper size: 18 1/2" x 13 7/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: At the top of the poster is a photo of a young girl with pigtail braids holding a bouquet of daisies. Below the photo it says, "Registrese para votar hoy mismo" in black and red. At the bottom of the poster it reads "Political Research Education Project 2940--16th Street Suite 206 San Francisco, CA 94110." The background is white. "LRG" is written in pencil on back.

Rent Control Now; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/2" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 22 1/2" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Depiction of a hand crushing tenants and rent control. Within the arm it reads "High rents, bad conditions, arbitrary evictions." In the background is a collection of homes and apartment complexes. Text in red which reads "Less Rent More Control. Sign the Rent Control Initiative. Vote Rent Control in '75. For more information contact the S.F. Rent Control Committee 626-5301 552-1741." Background in yellow.

San Francisco American Indian Center CETA Program; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22" x 16 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Symmetrical Native American design motif in red. Text in black which reads "San Francisco American Indian Center CETA Program. Employment & Training Programs. Information and Referral Services. The Flood Building 870 Market St. RM. 1138 San Francisco, CA 94102." Brown background with red and black border. "LRG" printed on back of poster.

Shelter for Battered Women; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 20 1/4" x 16 1/4"; Paper size: 22 5/8" x 17 5/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Chop Mark:"San Francisco Poster Brigade" is stamped behind poster, lower left side. Comments/Description: Picture of a frightened woman holding her child, a dark figure lurks in the background. He is the father figure. The print is in black and white. In the lower right hand corner of the poster is "shelter for battered women" written in three different languages with a phone number to call--a crisis line. "VPF penciled on lower right hand corner of back of poster.

The Silent Majorities; 1972;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 21 3/4" x 13 1/4"; Paper size: 22 5/8" x 14 1/4"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: The poster is divided into two panels. The top panel is of a person playing baseball and striking at the ball. Three gold arches represent a stadium in the background. On the upper right hand side of the panel reads "U.S.A." On the bottom panel is a man blind folded with a piece of cloth in his mouth to prevent him from speaking. His image is behind a wire fence. On the lower left reads "Vietnam" in gold. Blue background. On back of poster in pen is "1972."

Support People's Struggles in the Philippines; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 24" x 17 7/8"; Paper size: 24" x 17 7/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Fund:Philippine Solidarity Network with the Assistance of the Liberation Support Movement; Comments/Description: Photograph of a Philippino man with a young girl in the background. The photo is in black and white and is located at the top of the print. Below the photo is a poem which starts out "If the land could speak, it would speak for us. It would say, like us, that the years have forged the bond of life that ties us together." Below the poem is the title of the poster. Text in black with tan background.

This Man Has A Big Mouth; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23" x 14 1/2"; Paper size: 23" x 14 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of Senator John Briggs on the right hand side in red ink. Text in black which reads "This man has a big mouth. And he's trying to keep us from speaking out. In particular, gay schoolworkers who support gay people. His name is Senator John Briggs; he is California's mouthpiece for bigotry and anti-gay hatred. His ballot initiative requires the firing of any gay schoolworker, and any teacher who even speaks out on their behalf. Don't let this happen! Support gay schoolworkers. Vote no on the Briggs Inititive in November. White background. "MCC" on verso.

Title Unknown; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 28" x 22"; Paper size: 28" x 22"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Light blue text printed on black cardstock. Text is in capital, stenciled letters which repeat themselves saying "KALAYAAN, NGAYON, IMPERYALISMO." In the center of the poster is a group of islands which is green. A shadowing effect of the islands is red.

Yes on O for Highrise Control; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 28" x 11"; Paper size: 28" x 11"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Fund:San Franciscan for Reasonable Growth; Comments/Description: Sketch of a highrise scene jutted up against the coastline with the sea in the foreground. Text in blue and white which reads "'Highrise Control will give our neighborhoods A FAIR CHANCE!' Vote Nov. 6 Yes on O for Highrise Control." Background in white and blue.

Announcement Poster for Posters by Black Artists; 1977;

artist: Ampofo-anti,

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 32 1/4" x 22"; Paper size: 32 1/4" x 22"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; signed. Comments/Description: Poster of a turtle. On the turtle's back is the announcement poster's information. The background is brown. Black text reads "Posters by black artists. Group show April 16-May 21. Charles L. Turner Gallery 798 Haight S.F. Saturday and Sunday 1-5pm, Monday-Wednesday 4-8pm, Thursday-Friday closed. Groups by special appointment." On back of poster reads "LRG."

Announcement Poster for Tardeada Tropical; 1976;

artist: Cano,

artist: Danilo;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 21 5/8" x 16"; Paper size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Chop Mark:chop mark; Comments/Description: Picture of an embracing couple in brown and purple beneath a palm tree. The palm tree is in white and purple, in the background is a large red sun. The title of the poster is in purple and it curves around the right hand side of the sun. The text is in purple and white and it reads "Tardeada Tropical. Tipica Cienfuegos Conjunto alegria Salsa Caliente. Food and drinks. Sept. 12 2-7pm. Donation $2. Tin Tan St. Peter's Hall 24th and Alabama." Brown background and white border.

The Youth Ain't Criminal The Institution Is; 1971;

artist: Castañeda,

artist: Sal;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 18 7/8" x 12 3/4"; Paper size: 21 5/8" x 13 1/4"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of a man with half of his face in shadow. Text in yellow which reads "Call RAP 826-6474. Potrero Hill RAP 826-5646. Servants of the Youth. The Youth Ain't Criminal the Institution Is." Background in black. "La Raza Graphics" written in pencil on back.

Announcement Poster for Grupo Moncada; 1978;

artist: [Curaciel]?,

artist: Alfonso;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22" x 10 1/4"; Paper size: 22" x 10 1/4"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; signed and dated. Comments/Description: There is a picture of the Cuban flag in a digitized motif. The background is red with white text. Text in the lower left hand corner. Signed and dated in the lower right hand corner. Text reads "El Centro Cultural de la Misión 2868 Mission St. San Francisco, CA ofrecerá una recepción al Grupo Moncada interpretes de la nueva musica de Cuba el 15 de Abril, 1978 a las 6:00 pm."

Cholo, Live; 1981;

artist: Fuentes,

artist: Juan;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 24 1/8" x 18 1/4"; Paper size: 24 1/8" x 18 1/4"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: There is a sketch in brown on cream paper of four cholos named Lucky, Sleepy, Shorty, and Silent. Title written in black gothic lettering with a poem below which reads "¡Que pasa vatos! Proud-warriors creating a brotherhood on dark street corners, each knowing violence against ourselves will never free us!" Poem written by Michelle P. Mouton. Design by Juan Fuentes.

Halloween Dance; 1979;

artist: Fuentes,

artist: Juan;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; signed and dated. Comments/Description: Picture of a couple embracing one another at a dance. The female is wearing a blue gown with two flowers in her hair. The man is dressed in a white tuxedo. Background in yellow. Text in blue which reads "Second Annual Night in 'La Habana' 1940-50's. A nostalgic return to the Cuban Cabaret with Fashions and Music of the 40's and 50's."

International Women's Day March 8, 1981; 1981;

artist: Fuentes,

artist: Juan;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 21 3/8" x 16 1/2"; Paper size: 22 1/8" x 16 7/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; signed and dated. Comments/Description: Picture of five women in the foreground in pencil. Behind them are red and white color copies of women in all different scenes and settings. Text in black with red border.

Announcement Poster for Encuentro del Canto Popular; 1985;

artist: Fuentes,

artist: Juan R.;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22" x 16 1/2"; Paper size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Fourth annual festival Sept. 13-14. Twelve squares, each with the same image form creating one large square. The image is of a female playing the flute with North and South America in the background. Done in black and blue. At the bottom of the poster are a list of performers who will be performing on the specified dates. Background in hot pink with white border.

Announcement Poster for A Third World Womens Art Exhibit; 1973;

artist: Lindstrom,

artist: Trish and Irene Perez;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 25 7/8" x 19 3/4"; Paper size: 28 3/8" x 22 5/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Hui chole inspired design featuring a circle spiral design in yellow centering the poster. The circle is framed by four sets of spiraling yellow lines. On the four sides of the square are yellow snake-like shaped designs. The background is red. Text in blue reads "Mujeres de Aztlan Presents a Third World Womens Art Exhibit Oct. 5-28 at the Galeria de la Raza 2851-24th St. S.F. Calif. Opening Oct. 5 8 pm." The border is yellow. "LRG" appears on the back of poster.

American Indian Cultural Fair and Pow Wow; 1974;

artist: Lucero,

artist: Linda;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22" x 14"; Paper size: 22" x 14"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Fund:American Indian Center; Comments/Description: Picture of a Native American woman with her head tilted left with a braid coming down her right shoulder. On her left shoulder is the text for the event in blue and green. Text reads "Californian Indian featuring: California dancers and culture groups and Grandstone Big Head Dance Groups. M.C. Karl Mathisen , June 28 6-12 midnite, June 29-30 11 am-12 midnite." On back of poster reads "6-11-74."

Announcement Poster for Community Education Forum Our Right to Bi-Lingual Bi-Cultural Education; 1975;

artist: Lucero,

artist: Linda;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Pre-Hispanic stamp design of birds in red, orange, and a white frame at the top and bottom of the poster. Text in burgundy and orange which reads "Community Education Forum Our Right to bi-lingual bi-cultural education. Speakers: Luis Fuentes, speaker in defense of bi-lingual bi-cultural education and leader in the struggle of black, [sic] latino, [sic] and Chinese parents in New York City for Community Control of their schools. Also: representatives of ethnic minority educators. Sponsors: LATA & Student Coalition Against Racism. Wed. Dec. 3, at 7:30 pm. Lulac Auditorium Army and Folsom Sts. The background is paper.

Announcement Poster for Expresion Chicana; 1976;

artist: Lucero,

artist: Linda;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 21 1/2" x 15 1/2"; Paper size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Two side profiles of a woman's face. Two hands come together and clasp a flower. The background is in rainbow color with white text except for the bottom line which is in purple and reads "Exhibit of Chicana Art." The show takes place from April 10th-April 15th. On back of poster reads "Linda 3/31/76."

Announcement Poster for Here Comes the Sun; 1985;

artist: Lucero,

artist: Linda;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 17 1/8" x 10"; Paper size: 24 3/8" x 19 3/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; "Design: Linda Lucero" written at bottom of poster. Comments/Description: Colorful picture of children, nature, and houses at the top of the print below the title "Here Comes the Sun." Below the print says "Heaven on Earth, traditional folk art from La Palma, El Salvador. A child's vision of the new society here on Earth." The background is black with white text. There is white text in the lower left hand corner.

Announcement Poster for Stop the June 21 Esmeralda; 1974;

artist: Lucero,

artist: Linda ;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 25" x 14 5/8"; Paper size: 25" x 14 5/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Pete Gallegos assisted Linda Lucero in the sketch of the ship Esmeralda. "Stop the Esmeralda Juse 21" is written in rainbow colors that blend from green to blue to purple then magenta. On the lower right hand side is a large black arrow which is pointing to some text in black which says "Stop! The Chilean Junta's Ship! The Esmeralda arrives on Friday June 21, 8 am. Oakland Naval Yard." White background. On back of poster reads "June 1974, Linda and Pete."

Announcement Poster for Homenaje a Roque Dalton 1935-1975; 1978;

artist: Maciel,

artist: Alfonso;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 5/8" x 17 5/8"; Paper size: 22 5/8" x 17 5/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; signed and dated. Comments/Description: Drawing of Roque Dalton in yellow, red, and blue. Text in red and blue reads "Centro Cultural de la Mision 2868 Mission St. S.F. 17 de Mayo, 1978 7:30 p.m. Donation $1.50. Oradores Exiliados: Casimiro Sotelo, Padre J. Inocencio Alas, Dr. Rafael Menjivar. Exiled Speakers Poesia-Poetry. Concierto: Combo, Mestizo, Musica de Protesta Rafael Manriquez, de Chile. Yellow background.

Announcement Poster for Dancin in the Streets "A Celebration of our Struggles"; [1977];

artist: Martioz,

artist: Raul;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 21 1/2" x 16 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/4" x 17 5/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Fund:Mission Youth Project; Comments/Description: Background in maroon and blue. At the bottom of the print is a band playing and a crowd of people listening to the music. Behind the people is a billboard which lists all the events to take place at the celebration. The event is to take place on Sunday August 21 from 12-7 pm on Harrison St. between 19th and 20th. On back of poster reads "Aug. 18 '77 Raul Martioz."

Boycott all trade with Chilean Junta Restore Trade Union Rights; 1976;

artist: Melara,

artist: Oscar;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/2" x 16 7/8"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of a trading port with a shp in the harbor and a large diesel truck stationed just on the port's edge. Man standing on lower left holding a sign which says "Its our fight too!" Background is baby blue, text is white. On back of poster reads "Sept. 11, 1976 O. Melara."

Co-Operation S.O.C. Students for Organized Change; 1974;

artist: Melara,

artist: Oscar;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Sketch of two pillars with an arch. In the arch it reads "Co-operation S.O.C. vote." On the right and left hand sides of the pillars it says "Vote a woman president" and "Break tradition." At the bottom of the pillars are two angels holding up a picture of a lion's head. Below the sketch it reads "Renaissance. Out of the darkness and into the new age." The text is black. The background is orange.

Muni Coalition; 1978;

artist: Melara,

artist: Oscar;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 27" x 9 7/8"; Paper size: 28 1/8" x 10"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: On the right hand side of the poster is a picture of a crowd of people inside the bus. Text in black, orange, and yellow which reads "Are you tired of: late buses?, broken down buses?, overcrowded buses?, buses bunched together? Join the Muni Coalition. 'Muni Riders Working for a better Muni.'" Background in orange and bright orange. Border in white. On back of poster reads "2-1-78 O. Melara."

Native American Health Care; 1974;

artist: Melara,

artist: Oscar;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Drawing of a Native American man with black, outstretched arms. He is wearing an elaborate native headdress and behind him outlined in yellow are the continents of North and South America. The background is orange with black text. The text says "Native American Health Center cares about your health not you money. Everyone welcome." Facilities, what forms of insurance, and hours are listed on poster in black on left hand side. On back of poster reads "18 de Abril '74 O, Melara."

A Planned Family is a Happy Family; 1977;

artist: Melara,

artist: Oscar;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: There is a picture of a red circle with a line diagonally crossing it out. Within the crossed out circle are different colored storks carrying babies. The storkes are red, yellow, brown, and black. Below the picture is text which reads "A Planned Family is a Happy Family" in black. Below is a red box with "Women's Clinic Health Center #3" and address enclosed done in black as well. On back of poster reads "Nov. 21 '77 O, Melara--M. Medina."

Announcement Poster for Combat the Promises of Juvenile Prison; 1974;

artist: Melara,

artist: Oscar;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 28 1/2" x 22"; Paper size: 28 1/2" x 22"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: White background with a man holding a little boy with handcuffs with a close up of the picture of the hands in handcuffs. Free Youth Coalition. July 27, 1974. Demonstration Wed. July 31 and on Sunday August 4 is the rally. Text done in orange, black, purple, and brown. On back of print reads "24 Julio '74 O, Melara."

Announcement Poster for Gran Tardeada Celebrando la Independencia de Nicaragua; 1975;

artist: Melara,

artist: Oscar;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/2" x 14 3/8"; Paper size: 22 1/2" x 14 3/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Two blue stripes on poster. Text in brown which reads "Gran Tardeada Celebrando la Independencia de Nicaragua. Sept. 14, 1975 St. Paul's Hall. Calles Chruch y 29. Hora: de 12 M.A. 2:00 pm a 6:00 pm. Comidas, Nicaraguense, Bailes tipicos, Declamaciones baile con el group...'Limbo.' Entrada Gratis." The background is cream. On back of poster is penciled "8-29-75 O. Melara."

Announcement Poster for Multicultural Event Dinner and Entertainment; 1976;

artist: Melara,

artist: Oscar;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 21 5/8" x 16 3/8"; Paper size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Photograph of a young child in pink and black at the center left of the poster. The text in four languages is colored in blue, green, yellow, brown, and purple. The text reads "Benefit for AFCSME Childcare Worker's Union--Local 2694. Dinner and Entertainment for children and adults. Flor del Pueblo--Singing Bayan--New Wind Association. St. Martial Arts Troupe--Jenny and Jenny--Frente Singers--Make-A Circus--Puppet Show and More!!! Potrero Hill Neighborhood House. "LRG, O Melara 5-17-76" inscribed on back of poster.

Announcement poster San Francisco Health Department Services South of Market; n.d.;

artist: Melara,

artist: Oscar;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 1/2" x 17"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Fund:Labor donated; Comments/Description: At the top of the poster is a large circle which contains the title of the print and a clock tower of a building. The title is in white while the remaining text is in black. The background fades from orange to yellow, top to bottom. At the bottom of the poster is a list of all health centers and clinics within the Bay Area and their telephone numbers. On back of poster reads "LRG Melara 8-4-78."

What do you need to know about childcare?; 1976;

artist: Melara,

artist: Oscar;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 27" x 9 7/8"; Paper size: 28" x 10 7/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Fund:Vanguard; Comments/Description: Picture of a rainbow in red, orange, yellow, and green. At the end of each rainbow arch are a group of clouds. In the clouds are text for the poster in blue which reads "For information about: services, legislation, community involvement, jobs, etc. Call...childcare switchboard. Children's council 282-7858 or 647-0778." Title in white with blue background and white border. On back of poster is a card with typed text that reads "Childcare Bus Card, 1976, Oscar Melara, Printed at La Raza Graphics, Funded by Vanguard.

La Raza Law Students de California Informational Brochure 1977-78; 1977;

artist: Montoya,

artist: José;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 28 1/4" x 10 3/4"; Paper size: 30 3/4" x 13"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Three separate sheets make up this poster. These three sheets make up the brochure for the law students. On the top panel are various scenes of workers holding flags and gears, a woman working in the field, and a blindfolded man holding a mike. On the second panel is a judge sitting at a desk. To his left is a man standing facing him dressed in a trench coat with his hand raised. On the bottom panel is a print done by Ester Hernandez. Text in black. Tan background. "La Raza Graphics" penciled on rear.

Announcement Poster for La Marcha de la Reconquista Calexico to Sacramento; 1971;

artist: Montoya,

artist: M.;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 21 1/4" x 15 7/8"; Paper size: 22 5/8" x 17 5/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Fund:The Chicano Moritorium; Comments/Description: Two Native American heads in red framed by a gray, black, and white arm. The black arm is holding a staff. The background is red and the text is white. The text reads "La Marcha de la Reconquista. Calexico to Sacra. Begins 5 de Mayo. Meet the marchers in Sacramento." The text also reads "Sponsored by the Chicano Moratorium."

Announcement Poster for Gran Baile para el Beneficio del Pinto ; [1971];

artist: Morales,

artist: Tomas;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 16 1/2" x 10 7/8"; Paper size: 18 1/2" x 13"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of an eagle breaking its chains with the word 'empleo' at the top. Bordering this is a red chain which is around both sides and the top of the picture. Text in black and red which reads "Sacred Heart Church. 974 Willow and Palm--San Jose CA. March 19th 9-1 am. Musica by : Olguin Family. Naked Lunch-Jam $2 per person." Yellow background and white border.

Announcement poster Duke Trane Lives KPOO 89.5 FM; 1974;

artist: Oscar,

artist: Melara;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/8" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Photograph of two musicians, one playing the clarinet the other the piano, in the lower right hand corner. The photo is surrounded by a circle with a sun styled motif. The text is in brown and yellow which reads "Duke Trane Lives KPOO 89.5 FM. Listener supported radio PO Box 11008 S.F. CA 94101 864-7644." Background in cream. On back of poster is "11-2-74 o. Melara."

Announcement Poster for Elderly Gentleman Seeks...; 1981;

artist: Roberts,

artist: Sherri;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 16 3/4" x 11"; Paper size: 17 5/8" x 11 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; signed. Comments/Description: Poster in light blue, black, and white. At the top of the poster is a depiction of a torn ad from a newspaper Personals section. Text reads "Tale Spinners presents Elderly Gentleman Seeks...original musical about growing old and getting by with a little help from your friends. Written and Directed by Barbara Graham. Presented by the Ft. Mason Foundation in cooperation with The Golden Gate national Recreation Area." Blue, black, and white with a white border. "La Raza Graphics" written on the back of poster.

American Indian Center San Francisco; 1978;

artist: Sabre,

artist: Owin;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 28 5/8" x 22 5/8"; Paper size: 28 5/8" x 22 5/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; signed in lower right hand corner. Comments/Description: On the right hand side of the poster are a buffalo, an eagle, and a horse. On the left hand side of the poster is an Indian man, woman, and boy. Above the Indians and the animals is a circle with feathers dangling from it. The circle is divided into four equal pieces with each piece being colored differently: blue, yellow, red, and white. "LRG" printed on back side of print.

Instituto Laboral de la Raza; 1982;

artist: Siguenza,

artist: Herbert;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22" x 17"; Paper size: 22" x 17"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: There is a picture of industrial workers in black and white with the city skyline in the background. Text in black and red reads "Instituto Laboral de la Raza. Services: legal counseling, education, translations for all workers." Text also in Spanish. The office hours are listed at the bottom of the poster in red.

Announcement Poster for Celebrate Mother's Day May 13th; 1979;

artist: Siguenza,

artist: Herbert;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23 1/4" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23 1/4" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: At the bottom of the poster is a photograph of a woman holding a baby in brown and white. At the bottom of the right hand corner of the print superimposed over the photo are three cartoon-like characters (what appears to be a father, mother, and child). Text in red and black which reads "Celebrate Mother's Day May 13 at the new Women's Building of the Bay Area." Text in English and Spanish. White background. "La Raza Graphics."

Announcement Poster for La Raza Silkscreen Center "Images of a Community"; 1979;

artist: Siguenza,

artist: Herbert;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: On the left hand side of the print is a picture of two stylized women standing in the fields done in black and white. On the right hand side is text in black which reads "An exhibit of silkscreen posters and graphic works printed and designed at La Raza Silkscreen Center in the Mission District of San Francisco. These posters span nine years of community struggles and celebrations from 1971 to the present." "La Raza Graphics."

Announcement Poster for Community Forum on Police Brutality; [1976];

artist: Silva,

artist: Rolando;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Paper size: 23" x 17 1/2"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of a policeman standing in front of bars (what appears to be a prision). He holds a gun in his hand. Background in cream with text and picture in red and blue. The poster has English and Spanish translations on it. The event is to take place Saturday April 24 12-6 pm at St. Peter's Hall. On back of poster is signature of Rolando and "4/6/76 and LRG."

Announcement Poster for Stop Police Brutality!!!; n.d.;

artist: Urayoan,

artist: Taller;

Physical Description: poster;

Physical Description: Image size: 22 5/8" x 17 5/8"; Paper size: 22 5/8" x 17 5/8"; Edition Number: unknown ed.; unsigned. Comments/Description: Picture of a police man clubbing a man in the back of the police wagon on the corner of Mission and 24th Street in blue ink and blue. Text in hot pink reads "Stop Police Brutality!!! Youth Conference Sun. April (date illegible) 12 -6 pm. Mission Cultural Center 2868 Mission St. Speakers, workshops, music. Mission Community Alliance. Que Viva Nuestro Barrio. White background. "MCC" on verso. "Picheta and Sir Loco" appear within picture.

Catalogue of Slides

SERIES II: Slides

La Incansable Gladys Linares; 1989 ;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: 854 by Debra Netsky; no. of slides: 447, 854. Comments: An altar to the late Cuban labor leader and activist Gladys Linares features her black-and-white framed photograph on a backing of red paper. It is surrounded by other smaller photographs. Beneath it is pinned a piece of paper with writing that is illegible. Above the photograph are the large words "La Incansable" ("the indefatigable") in cursive script, and beneath these the name "Gladys Linares". This backing is set behind a table set with the rusty rotor of an automobile brake and red and white candles. A Cuban flag hangs from the front of the table, before which are set bouquets of flowers and a pile of fruit.

New ID No. Cat.1 001 (1-2).

Physical Description: Assemblage

Lembrança do Senhor do Bonfim; 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: Debra Netsky; no. of slides: 448. Comments: Photo is of a caja displayed atop a column at the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition at La Raza Graphic Center. The front doors of the caja are open, revealing its contents. This photo is taken from the side, where photos have been attached and adorned with shiny beads and other objects.

New ID No. Cat.1 002.

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown); 1988;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: Debra Netsky; no. of slides: 842. Comments: An altar on two wooden blocks surrounded by an arch of cornstalks and flowers is set with photographs, candles, flowers, squash, pins, and lace. On the floor surrounding the blocks are flowers in vases. On the wall behind the blocks and on the blocks themselves are paper cutouts of skeletons. From the 1988 Día de los Muertos exhibition and celebration at La Raza Graphic Center.

New ID No. Cat.1 003.

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown); 1988;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: Debra Netsky; no. of slides: 838, 856, 454, 456. Comments: An altar is composed of tables of three different heights covered with calaveras, pan de muerto, photographs, papel picado, fruit, candles, and small statues. From the 1988 Día de los Muertos exhibition and celebration at La Raza Graphic Center.

New ID No. Cat.1 014 (1-4).

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown); 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 610. Comments: A caja on display at La Raza Graphic Center is draped with gossamer cloth on three sides. Amidst the cloth on the upper side is a framed image of the Virgin of Guadalupe. There is another length of blue cloth extending across the top of the inside of the box that hangs down the right side. Fake pink roses adorn the upper inner corners of the caja. The primary image in the center of the caja is a photocopy of a photograph of the deceased in various sizes. The lower edge of the caja, which serves as a shelf, holds a ceramic cup, a piece of Mazapán (Mexican candy), a framed photograph of the deceased, and a lit candle. From the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva", which went from October 26th through November 6.

New ID No. Cat.1 004.

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown); 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 643, 627, 628, 629. Comments: Slide photos from La Raza Graphic Center's 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" depicts a large altar composed of pyramid-like tiers atop a table. These levels have been draped with sheets to create a uniform surface, and items, including calaveras, flowers, candles, and statuettes have been place on them. The entire composition has been painted a shade of off-white, and a two-dimensional silhouette of the radiant Virgin of Guadalupe handing on the wall behind it creates a balancing contrast. 1. A side view of work. 2. The entire work. 3. A detail of the altar with the candles lit. 4. Detail of the uppermost tiers, with a calavera and a straw crucifix.

New ID No. Cat.1 005 (1-4).

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown); 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 630, 657, 658, 664, 849. Comments: Slide photo from La Raza Graphic Center's 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" depicts an ofrenda made on a small square table and its accompanying chair. Objects set thereupon include a wine bottle, candles, flowers, books, a rebozo, a sugar skull, and photographs. There is also a sash draped over the back of the chair with the word "Compañera".

New ID No. Cat.1 006 (1-5).

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown); 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: Debra Netsky; no. of slides: 631, 852. Comments: Slide photo from La Raza Graphic Center's 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" depicts an ofrenda made on a small square table and the area before it. An arch of metallic and paper streamers surrounds the back of the table. On the table is a double-frame with a photograph of the deceased and an image of Saint Martin of Tours (San Martín Caballero), three statuettes of the Virgin Mary, candles, and a pair of glasses. On the floor surrounding the table are decorated boxes, a painting of Jesus, an image of Frida Kahlo as a calavera, flowers in vases, candleholders, Lotería cards, and other trinkets. On the floor in directly front of the table is a large piece of pink paper that has been used as a base for a sand-painting style composition with large morsels of pan de muerto. From the ceiling hang strings of papel picado.

New ID No. Cat.1 007 (1-2).

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown); 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 645. Comments: A caja hanging on a wall is composed of a wooden frame surrounding a plaster (?) face that appears to emerge from a bunch of marigolds. The lower portion of the caja serves as a shelf supporting a black-and-white photograph and an unlit candle. Branches appear to have been placed on the ground before the work. From the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" at La Raza Graphic Center.

New ID No. Cat.1 008.

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown); 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 646, 608. Comments: A caja displayed on a gallery wall is composed of a wooden frame containing the construction paper-silhouette of an angel, framed photographs, religious icons and statuettes, fruit, flowers, candles, a wineglass, a cigar, a bottle of rum, and a miniature door. From the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" at La Raza Graphic Center.

New ID No. Cat.1 009 (1-2).

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown); 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 647. Comments: Slide photo of a caja on display at the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" at La Raza Graphic Center. The caja is composed of a wooden frame and incorporates panes of window glass. There is a silhouette image behind the glass that may be intended to represent a soldier. Affixed to the movable panes of glass are two black-and-white photographs and a California identification card that have been surrounded by painted designs. On the windowsill are two marigolds in a pot, a sprinkler head, many beads, and a pinecone that has been embellished so as to resemble an owl. From the sill dangle seven plastic bags on strings containing beads, seeds, or other small objects. The outer frame of the caja has been painted with rose designs and the inner frame has been adorned with small adhesive stickers in the forms of crosses.

New ID No. Cat.1 010.

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown); 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 648. Comments: A table covered with a tablecloth is set with marigolds in a vase, framed black-and-white photographs, dried ears of corn, dried chiles, a bowl of fruit, glasses, dishes, and silverware, a grinder, a bundle of dried white sage leaves, a plate with flour tortillas, pomegranates, candles, a pouch of tobacco, small figurines, and many stemless flowers, all laid out in offering. From the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" at La Raza Graphic Center.

New ID No. Cat.1 011.

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown); 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 655. Comments: A caja on display at the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" at La Raza Graphic Center features a silkscreen (?) print of a crucified Christ in the background. In front of it are framed photographs, a small vase with roses, a leather pouch, a lace doily, and a cross.

New ID No. Cat.1 012.

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown); 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: Debra Netsky; no. of slides: 455, 633, 634, 857. Comments: Three tables of decreasing size have been set with candles, a compartmentalized box containing photographs and memorabilia, fruit, pan de muerto, calaveras, feathers, and many other items. They are surrounded by dried cornstalks, potted plants, and candles. On the wall behind the tables is a large image of the face of the Virgin of Guadalupe surrounded by dry chiles, two small shelves with indigenous-style sculptures, and an ojo de Dios. This altar may be dedicated to the Virgin. 3. A detail of the compartmentalized box.

New ID No. Cat.1 013 (1-4).

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown) [Altar to Herbert Anaya Sanabria]; 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 649, 651. Comments: Candles on a table illuminate the items composing the ofrenda, including lemons, limes, flowers in vases and metal cans, candles, photographs, pan de muerto on a stack of plates, squash, soft drinks, a newspaper with a report on an earthquake, and marigold petals.

New ID No. Cat.1 015 (1-2).

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown) [Altar to Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz]; 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: Debra Netsky; no. of slides: 632, 850. Comments: An altar from La Raza Graphic Center's 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" appears to be dedicated to the 17th-century Mexican nun and poet Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz. On the wall behind a dual-level wooden box painted pink is a graphic representation of the Sister with the text "Sor Juana Ines de la (cross) Religiosa Geromina" at the top and "De Edad 44 Anos Naceo [sic] Ano De 1651". A gold rebozo is laid across both levels of the box and upon it are set an unfurled scroll, a quill, a candle, two books, and a bowl. The lower level features what appears to be a large jewelry box with openings that are covered with wire mesh. On the opposite side of the wire mesh the Mexican peso with Sor Juana's face is visible.

New ID No. Cat.1 016 (1-2).

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown) (detail); 1989;

artist: Artist Unknown;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 727, 731, 734, 715. Comments: From the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" at La Raza Graphic Center. 1. Slide photo is a detail of an altar and features small sculptures of calaveras, one of which holds a stringed instrument and the other a green card. 2. Detail of the green card. 3. Detail of a green calavera figurine. 4. Detail of the altar depicts a sculpture of a calavera in a wide-brimmed hat with a UFW huelga eagle on it.

New ID No. Cat.1 017 (1-4).

Physical Description: Assemblage

Ofrenda Para Zualbi Brainin-Melendez (detail); 1989;

artist: Brainin-Mattos, Solina--Amanda Padilla-Brainin Anita Mattos Jo Ellen Brainin-Rodriguez Susan Gold Cara Hill Barbara Selvage and Stanley Padilla;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 453, 457, 458, 450, 851, 853, 855. Comments: Photo is of an altar to the late Zualbi Brainin-Melendez, who died while still a child. The altar has two levels, the lower featuring a sculpture of a winged mermaid swimming beside an island and the upper with photographs, candles, a basket of fruit, and an arch decorated with papel picado, marigolds, and calaveras. Potted white flowers surround the altar. Detail is of the upper portion of the altar, which is composed of a carved wooden arch with a rectangular box in the center. Carvings in the wood include calaveras and flowers, which are painted. Real marigolds cover the uncarved portions of the arch. The box contains several papel picado works and dangling origami figures.

New ID No. Cat.1 018 (1-7).

Physical Description: Assemblage

Ofrenda para Zualbi Brainin-Melendez; 1989;

artist: Brainin-Mattos, Solina--Anita Mattos and Amanda Padilla;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 642, 677, 679, 682. Comments: Artists Solina Brainin-Mattos, Anita Mattos, and Amanda Padilla have created another, smaller altar for Zualbi Brainin-Melendez, this one on a small table covered with white flowers, plush toys, seashells, and photographs and a footstool painted with the name "Zualbi". 3. A detail of a poem called "Zualbi" is part of the ofrenda and reads, "Zualbi / El sol sale a recibirte / navegando sobre el mar, / en tu vestido de flores / los peces. de mil colores, / con delfines juguetones / te llevarán más allá. / Entre collares de perlas / y pendientes de coral / libre ya de tus dolores / cantarás..."-R.V. 4. The artist's statement reads, "Ofrenda para Zualbi Brainin-Melendez I made this altar/mesa with my mother Anita Mattos and my cousin Amanda Padilla for my sister Zualbi, who died when she was four of cancer in Dorado, Puerto Rico. She was really special to us, we enjoy remembering her."--Soli Brainin-Mattos.

New ID No. Cat.1 019 (1-4).

Physical Description: Assemblage

Corazon Rompido; 1989;

artist: Chavez;

artist: Antonio;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 644. Comments: From the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" at La Raza Graphic Center. "Ofrenda para mi hermana, Anna Bertha Chavez Stainback 'Corazon Rompido' dedicated to my sister, Anna Bertha Chavez Stainback, or as I call her, 'Mi Cielito'. Why such a big skull: First of all, the left eye is the first death in my life (mi madrecita); second, the right eye is my sister; third, the nose is my heart turned upside down. Even the second time it's hard to accept. Que viva vida. Love you Mi Cielito, siempre."--Antonio Chavez.

New ID No. Cat.1 020.

Physical Description: Assemblage

(title unknown) [Culture Clash Altar]; 1989;

artist: Culture Clash (?);

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 719, 722, 723, 725, 729. Comments: Slide photos are of a Culture Clash altar composed of a caja on a wall above a table set with many altar components, many of them humoristic.

New ID No. Cat.1 021 (1-5).

Physical Description: Assemblage

Bienvenidos Muertitos; 1988;

artist: Estrada;

artist: Martha;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 840, 451. Comments: An assemblage hanging on a gallery wall at La Raza Graphic Center's 1988 Día de los Muertos exhibition is composed of a small wooden box with ten openings, each containing a miniature of a household item. Surrounding the top and the sides of the box is a white area filled with plastic skeletons and colored ribbons.

New ID No. Cat.1 022 (1-2).

Physical Description: Assemblage

Distant Lover; 1989;

artist: Estrella-Schmidt, Martha--Nancy Obregon and Leon Schmidt;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 652. Comments: A caja hanging on a wall displayed at the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" at La Raza Graphic Center is composed of a black wooden frame covered with red foil paper. A color photograph of Marvin Gaye is in the center and is surrounded by paper calaveras and metallic musical notes. A 45-rpm vinyl record is attached to the upper right corner of the caja. "Ofrenda para Marvin Gaye 'Distant Lover' Heaven knows how I long for you..."--Martha Estrella-Schmidt, Nancy Obregon and Leon Schmidt.

New ID No. Cat.1 023.

Physical Description: Assemblage

Ofrenda para Ralph Maradiaga; 1989;

artist: Garcia;

artist: Sal;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 625, 617. Comments: A wooden rectangular box has been painted blue inside. On the blue surface is mounted a portrait (possibly a lithographic print) of Ralph Maradiaga. Above the print is a large reproduction of his signature. A bundle of arrows and a bow lean against the back of the box. The lower edge supports a small sculpture of an American Indian, an reproduction of Posada's La Calavera de la Catrina, candles, rocks, a bundle of sage, and another of feathers. From the lower portion of the caja hang several works of papel picado. "This ofrenda is to honor the living memory of Ralph Maradiaga as a warrior/statesman and one of the Galería de la Raza's founders. He was one who struggled for understanding and the dignity of la Raza (the people). Ralph gave his life for us. We award him the highest honor, to be remembered as a warrior in the true sense of the word. 'The images I used in my work are a reflection of our culture, its people, and its traditions. As artists we must all share our customs, life-styles, and imagery with one another. It is only through artistic, social and political ideologies that we ascertain and retain a place in history and document it for our children.'--Ralph Maradiaga"--Sal Garcia From La Raza Graphic Center's 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva".

New ID No. Cat.1 024 (1-2).

Physical Description: Assemblage

Ofrenda Para Jean and Fred; 1989;

artist: Littlejohn;

artist: Norm;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 612. Comments: A wooden box has a grassy landscape that is partially cultivated painted in its interior. Affixed to the other interior edges are black-and-white photographs. From the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva", which went from October 26th through November 6.

New ID No. Cat.1 025.

Physical Description: Assemblage

Repaso Familiar Repast (detail); 1989;

artist: Lucero;

artist: Linda;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 686. Comments: Slide photo is a detail of the artist's dedication and reads, "For / Faustin Lucero / Alfonso Lucero / Lonza Coca Cordova Lucero / Ross Cordoba / Alvina Coca Cordoba Aguilar / Aurora Aguilar". Dried marigold blossoms surround the dedication. From the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" at La Raza Graphic Center.

New ID No. Cat.1 026.

Physical Description: Assemblage

La Ultima Escena de Mario / Mario's Final Stage; 1989;

artist: Matthews;

artist: Tede;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 653. Comments: From the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva" at La Raza Graphic Center. "Ofrenda para Mario Eduardo Rivas Montero 5/4/56-8/24/89 'La Ultima Escena de Mario / Mario's Final Stage' Mi Querido Mario, Before La Muerte's morphine embrace wiped away your memory, mi Angel de Sodoma, I see you, a curb as your stage, in La Alameda Park, Mexico City. Día de los Muertos, 1988. You sang "Hoy Por Ellos" and "Viene la Muerte Cantando" before the Colectivo Sol's altar. San Sebastian, martyred and naked, in a calavera's embrace. Pierced by the sultry stare of Maria Felix. There, amid so much testimony and homage, you sang your immortal heart out, between safe sex and poetry, in the blaze of a hundred candles. In any heaven, Mario, you remain the bastard angel. Your life was a grand musical mass of vigils, manifestos, anthems, and muchachos. Thank you for sharing your maniacal, musical magic with us. Con cariño, Tede."--Tede Matthews.

New ID No. Cat.1 027.

Physical Description: Assemblage

Accounting; n.d.;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 826, 806. Comments: Slide photo of an artist doing accounting at La Raza Graphic Center.

New ID No. Cat.3 001 (1-2).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Andy Villareal Exhibition; 1989;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 459, 461, 464, 466, 469, 470. Comments: This series of slides is from the 1989 Andy Villareal Exhibition at La Raza Graphic Center. 1. The artist's statement. 2. The artist's statement and an oil landscape with people. 3. A view of three works and two partial works at the exhibition. 4. The artist (?) poses with a woman (Lucero?) at the exhibition. 5. A view of four works. 6. The artist stands before his work.

New ID No. Cat.3 002 (1-6).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Artists; n.d.;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 837, 808, 803, 816, 818, 827, 821, 829, 800, 804. Comments: This series of slides depicts artists in and around La Raza Silkscreen Center. 1. An artist at work. 2-3. An unidentified artist seated on a bench outside La Raza Graphic Center, 1979. 3-5. Artists outside La Raza Graphic Center, 1979. 5. Artists pose for a photo outside La Raza Graphic Center, 1979. 6-7. Artists working inside La Raza Graphic Center, 1979. 8. An artist at work. 9. Seven artists in front of the center.

New ID No. Cat.3 004 (1-10).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Artists Silkscreening; 1900a;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 801, 858, 860, 861, 862, 863, 865, 867, 870, 871, 872, 873, 876, 877. Comments: Slide photos are of artists silkscreening and displaying their works.

New ID No. Cat.3 003 (1-14).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Billboard Mural Project Exhibition; 1987;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: Debra Netsky; no. of slides: 442, 444. Comments: Slide photos of an exhibition of the 1987 Billboard Mural Project. 1. A billboard mural by Maria Teresa Ramos featuring a child in a shirt reading "Panchito Jr." in between two adult heads. The background is made of multicolored fields of color in the forms of jigsaw puzzle pieces. Text reads, "Play Now Cry Later". 2. A view of two other billboard murals on display at the exhibition. The one on the left appears to be signed by Herbert Sigüenza and depicts a nude man and woman whose bodies face away from the viewer but whose smiling faces look back. The woman holds a condom in her hand. The background is purple. Text reads, "¿Sexo? ¡Seguro! Use condones". The one on the right features a missile with the head of a bald eagle and bearing corporate emblems headed toward a group of demonstrators. Text reads, "BEWARE", "¿Si No Ahora Cuando?", and "Organize".

New ID No. Cat.3 005 (1-2).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

La Cuzqueña--Pintura Colonial Peruana; 1989;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 584, 592, 602. Comments: Slide photo is of several works on display at the exhibition "La Cuzqueña--Pintura Colonial Peruana", which featured religious painting from colonial Peru and a 'plática' (talk) by Victor Hugo Bravo on March 31. The exhibit ran from March 27 through April 28, 1989. 1. Three of the exhibited paintings. 2. Two people at the exhibition. 3. A wide view of the exhibition.

New ID No. Cat.3 006 (1-3).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Los Diablos Mexican Devil Masks Exhibition; 1989;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 736, 738, 739, 740, 741, 742, 744, 746, 747, 748, 749, 750, 754, 756, 757, 758, 760, 762, 764, 767, 768, 769, 770, 771, 772, 774, 776, 781, 782, 785, 789. Comments: Slide photo is of several works on display at and attendees of the 1989 "Devil Masks" exhibition at La Raza Graphic Center.

New ID No. Cat.3 007 (1-31).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Exhibition; n.d.;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 477, 481, 483, 484, 487, 262, 263. Comments: This series of slides documents an exhibition (it's not clear which one) and its attendees.

New ID No. Cat.3 008 (1-7).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Fonseca and Lamarr Exhibition; 1989;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 530, 531, 540, 783. Comments: Slide photos of works at and attendees of the Fonseca & Lamarr Exhibition of works by Harry Fonseca and Jean Lamarr held at La Raza Graphic Center from February 8 to March 17, 1989.

New ID No. Cat.3 009 (1-4).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Malaquías Montoya Exhibit; 1989;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 507, 509, 510, 515, 516, 517, 518, 519, 520, 521. Comments: This series of slide photographs are of the Malaquías Montoya Exhibit, which ran from July 6 to August 15, 1989 at La Raza Graphic Center. In slide 10, Malaquías Montoya is the one in the hat.

New ID No. Cat.3 010 (1-10).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Mambo; 1989;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 491, 492, 494, 496, 497, 499, 500, 502, 504, 544, 545, 546, 549, 550, 551, 552, 553, 556, 557, 559. Comments: Slide photos are of La Raza Graphic Center's Mambo event, featuring musical performances and lectures. 1-5. A performance by Dr. Loco's Rockin' Jalapeño Band. 6. Musical performance by Las Chismosas. 7. Dr. Loco's Rockin' Jalapeño Band. 8. John Santos. 9. John Santos gives a lecture on the roots of salsa. 10. Las Chismosas. 11. Dr. Loco's Rockin' Jalapeño Band. 12. An a capella rhythm and vocal performance. John Santos is on the right. 13-14. Las Chismosas. 15. Dr. Loco's Rockin' Jalapeño Band. 16. Money table. 17. Las Chismosas. 18-19. Dr. Loco's Rockin' Jalape ño Band. 20. Kimbizbo.

New ID No. Cat.3 011 (1-20).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

La Raza Graphic Center; 1900a-1979;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, 3174 16th Street, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 822, 814, 224, 233, 247, 248, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 258, 259, 260, 261, 805. Comments: This series of slides are of the interior of the Center. 1. The poster storage area. 2. Printing machinery. 3. An interior wall of the La Raza Graphic Center covered in posters. 4. Two posters and other objects on shelves. 5. Two artists at work. 6. Works of art and art tools hanging on a wall. 7. Posters priced for sale. 8-13. Interior shots. 14. Four artists and a large printing machine. 15. An exterior shot from 1975. 16. Photo of La Raza Silkscreen Center as seen from an upper level.

New ID No. Cat.3 012 (1-16).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Still Life/La Mesa Viva; 1989;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: Debra Netsky; no. of slides: 446, 613, 598, 595, 614, 618, 620, 622, 623, 656, 624, 626, 635, 637, 639, 640, 641, 667, 669, 670, 671, 672, 673, 693, 694, 699, 700, 701, 702, 704, 706, 714, 866, 606, 778, 839, 847, 848. Comments: Slide photos of the 1989 Día de los Muertos exhibition "Still Life/La Mesa Viva". 1. A view of several works through an altar-style arch composed of dried flowers and corn stalks. 2. An exhibition shot featuring several altares. 3. An exhibition shot featuring a large papel picado work. 4. The front window of La Raza Graphic Center, which announces the 1989 "Still Life La Mesa Viva" exhibition with a large papel picado work. 5. Artist Antonio Chavez's statement on his ofrenda Corazon Rompido [sic]. 6. A statement from the artists Martha Estrella-Schmidt, Nancy Obregon, and Leon Schmidt on their ofrenda to Marvin Gaye Distant Lover. 7. Perrine Kelly and Phillip Santos' statement on their Ofrenda para John Santos. 8. A statement from the artist Tede Matthews on his ofrenda La Ultima Escena de Mario/Mario's Final Stage. 9-10. Artist Gino Squadrito's statement on his Ofrenda para Mis Abuelos. 11. Artist Sal Garcia's statement on his Ofrenda para Ralph Maradiaga. 12. A woman examines a Día de los Muertos ofrenda. 13. A wide view of the exhibition. 14. A view of two works (a caja and an ofrenda) at the exhibition. 15. Gallery shot. 16. A welcome mat with the word "Bienvenidos" spelled out in marigold blossoms. 17. The center's front window, with a large papel picado piece announcing the exhibition. 18-23. Artists at work on and the early stages of an ofrenda. 24. An artist prepares the walls of the gallery for the exhibition. 25. Slide photo of Kate Connell's curatorial statement. 26-28. Exhibition attendees. 29. A view of several works at the exhibition. 30. Exhibition attendees. 31-32. A view of several works at the exhibition. 33. An artist at work with a child by his side. 34-35. Artists at work. 36. Exhibition attendees. 37. Several altars are visible through three floral arches. 38. Two school-aged children sit at a small table which holds the components of an altar.

New ID No. Cat.3 013 (1-38).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Papel Picado Class; 1900a-1990;

artist: La Raza Graphic Center and coordinator: Kate Connell;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 594. Comments: Slide photo is of a papel picado workshop led by Kate Connell at La Raza Graphic Center.

New ID No. Cat.3 014.

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Hilados/Threads: The Purépecha Textile Tradition; 1989;

artist: La Raza Silkscreen Center;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Silkscreen Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 369, 370, 372, 375, 377, 378, 381, 382, 385, 387, 391, 393, 395, 396, 397, 399, 400, 401, 402, 403, 405, 410, 414, 417, 418, 420. Comments: Slide photos from the Hilados/Threads: The Purépecha Textile Tradition exhibition of the traditional clothing of the indigenous inhabitants of Michoacán, held at the La Raza Silkscreen Center from May 10 through June 22, 1989. Ricardo Reyes led a plática (discussion) on the textiles on May 18. Garments are displayed on wooden stands that mimic the human figure. The walls are adorned with rebozos and drawings of Purépecha Indians, and also feature descriptive placards.

New ID No. Cat.3 015 (1-26).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Storefront Window; n.d.;

artist: La Raza Silkscreen Center;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 798, 435, 436, 438. Comments: 1. Slide photo of La Raza Silkscreen Center's storefront window, with services enumerated in paint, the hours on the door, and a silkscreen poster with barbed wire running along the Mexican border with California. Text on the poster reads, "Pare la Cerca Stop the Fence Abre la Frontera Open the Border". Two men are visible on the other side of the window. 2-4. La Raza Graphic Center storefront, circa 1989.

New ID No. Cat.3 016 (1-4).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Buscando América Exhibition; n.d.;

artist: La Raza Silkscreen Center and curators: René Castro and Linda Lucero;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: La Raza Silkscreen Center, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 170, 171, 173, 175, 176, 180. Comments: Slide photos from the "Buscando America" exhibition of La Raza Silkscreen / La Raza Graphic Center prints. 1-5. Exhibition shots. 6. Slide photo of a sign from Buscando América describing and dedicating the exhibition.

New ID No. Cat.3 017 (1-6).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Day of the Dead March; 1989;

artist: Mission Arts Consortium;

Physical Description: 35mm; Site/Location: Mission District, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: unknown; no. of slides: 424, 426, 428, 430, 432, 440. Comments: Slide photos from the Mission Arts Consortium's 1989 Día de los Muertos procession and celebration. 1-2. Appears to be a teatro performance on an outdoor stage. 3. A musical performance. 4. Processioners in calavera face paint carry candles. 5. Fire-breathers. 6. An altar (in progress) composed of a set of flatware, bowls of fruit, candles, a statuette of the Virgin, and a small sculpture of a personified sun. All items have been painted with the same color of off-white paint.

New ID No. Cat.3 018 (1-6).

Physical Description: Center Activities and programs

Chale con la Tele; 1987;

artist: Ana;

Physical Description: Site/Location: La Raza Graphic Center, 3174 16th Street, San Francisco, CA; slide photographer: Debra Netsky; no. of slides: 285. Comments: Silkscreen poster depicts a human figure with a television in place of a head. Text reads, "Tune into LIFE not TV. Chale con la tele.".

New ID No. Cat.5 153.