box 2
[Aztec dancer in traditional ceremonial dress] FD_01
2007-11
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 9 7/8 x 8 inches
Description
Aztec male dancer. Indigenous Peoples Sunrise Ceremony, "Unthanksgiving Day." San Francisco, California.
box 2
[Funeral procession for Joe Serna, Jr.] FD_02
1999
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 8 x 9 7/8 inches
Description
Funeral procession for Mayor Joe Serna, Jr. (1939-1999). Daughter Lisa Serna, shown in white, carries funeral wreath with
unidentified woman. Sacramento, California.
box 2
[Military guard at funeral of Joe Serna, Jr.] FD_03
1999
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 8 x 9 7/8 inches
Description
Funeral for Mayor Joe Serna, Jr. (1939-1999). Military guard lock hands over the coffin. Daughter Lisa Serna, dressed in white
jacket stands to the far right. Sacramento, California.
box 2
[Funeral of Joe Serna, Jr.] FD_04
1999
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 8 x 9 7/8 inches
Description
Joe Serna, Jr. Funeral ceremony. Pallbearer's carrying the casket. Sacramento, California.
box 2
Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzalez, Chicano Park FD_05
2000
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 8 x 9 7/8 inches
Description
Mexican American boxer, poet, and political activist, Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzalez, speaks at an event held at Chicano Park in
Los Angeles, California. Los Angeles, California.
box 2
[Aztec dancers at Dolores Park] FD_06
1997
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 11 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
Aztec dancers in Dolores Park, San Francisco. San Francisco, California.
box 2
Alkatraz 30th Anniversary FD_07
1999
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 14 inches
box 2
[Andre in penacho] FD_08
1994
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
Andre [Segura?] in penacho. Outdoor event with Aztec dancers. Berkeley, California [?]
box 2
[Aztec woman dancer] FD_09
1994
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
Chicano/a traditional arts and dance; Aztec dancers; Aztec ceremonial dress; Mexican traditional altars. Berkeley, California
[?]
box 2
[Aztec dancer] FD_10
1998
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
Aztec woman dancer in twirling motion. Wearing traditional Aztec costume. Possibly taken at Buena Vista Park in San Francisco.
San Francisco, California.
box 2
[Cesar Chavez speaking at Whole Earth Festival] FD_11
1989
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
Cesar Chavez speaking at the Whole Earth Festival, University of California, Davis. Davis, California.
box 2
Floyd Westerman and Joan Baez FD_12
2003
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
March against Iraq war, San Francisco, 2003. In the background, a protest sign with an image of Dr. Martin Luther King states,
"No War On Iraq." In the foreground, Native American activist, actor, and singer-songwriter Floyd "Red Crow" Westerman (1936-2007)
and American folksinger, songwriter, musician, and activist Joan Baez (January 1941-). Probably at San Francisco Civic Center.
San Francisco, California.
box 2
[Jose Montoya performing] FD_13
1997
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
José Montoya (1932-2013), poet laureate and artist, is singing and playing his guitar at Luna's Café in Sacramento, CA. Sacramento,
California.
box 2
[Frank LaPena in traditional headdress] FD_14
2010
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
Frank LaPena (1935- ) dancing at Honored Elder's Day in Sacramento with the Maidu Dancers and Traditionalists, of which he
is a founding member. Probably photographed in Capitol Park, Sacramento. Sacramento, California.
box 2
[Frank LaPena in front of his artwork] FD_15
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
Photograph of Native American artist and collector, Frank LaPena taken in front of a wall of framed photographs from his exhibit,
"The LaPena Collection: People and their Stories." Location Unknown.
box 2
[Female basket weaver] FD_16
1999
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
California basket weaver. California.
box 2
[Group at The Longest Walk 2] FD_17
2008
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
Protesters gathered to begin Longest Walk 2, a walk for cultural survival from San Francisco, California to Washington, D.C.
Native American activist, Dennis Banks is at the center of the group with a microphone in hand. February 11 - July 11, 2008.
San Francisco, California.
box 2
Autoretrato – Pyramid Lake FD_18
2007
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
Self-portrait of Francisco Dominguez at Pyramid Lake, Nevada. Pyramid Lake, Nevada.
box 2
Full Rights for All Immigrants FD_19
2009
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
Immigrant rights rally, Stockton, California, May 1, 2009. Children from southern Mexico standing in the rain to support parents
and relatives on May Day 2009. Stockton, California.
box 2
[Maidu Dancers and Traditionalists] FD_20
2008
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photographs 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
Maidu dancers in Capital Park, Sacramento. Female dancer in the foreground is Sage LaPena, daughter of Native American artist,
Frank LaPena. Sacramento, California.
box 2
Altar Catholic Center FD_21
2003
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 15 7/8 x 19 7/8 inches
Description
Mexican family standing in front of the Catholic Immigrant Center in Altar, Sonora, Mexico. Two crosses read, "903 Migrantes
Muertos, Texas" and "834 Migrantes Muertos, California." Outdoor monochrome photograph. Altar (Sonora, Mexico).
box 2
[Fence with crosses] FD_22
2007
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 15 7/8 x 19 7/8 inches
Description
Fence with crosses attached to it, one reads, "Juan Guillen Dominguez". Unknown Location.
box 2
Hunger Strike for Immigrant Rights FD_23
2005
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 15 7/8 x 19 7/8 inches
Description
Immigrant woman workers participating in a hunger strike for immigrant rights in Phoenix, Arizona. Phoenix, Arizona.
box 2
[Gathering] FD_24
2005
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 15 7/8 x 19 7/8 inches
Description
Gathering of people in front of a wall. Some in the background are sitting down. Unknown Location.
box 2
[Group of male figures with flags] FD_25
2004
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 15 7/8 x 19 7/8 inches
Description
A group of male figures lined up, some holding flags. Unknown Location.
box 2
Women Almond Sorters, Winters, CA FD_26
1995
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 15 7/8 x 19 7/8 inches
Description
Female workers, sorting almonds in an assembly line. Winters, California.
box 2
[Housing not handcuffs] FD_27
2010
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches
Description
Homeless man holding protest sign that reads: "Housing Not Handcuffs" probably in Sacramento or San Francisco, California.
Unknown Location.
box 2
[Christmas dinner in the Mission District] FD_28
2008
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 14 1/8 x 19 7/8 inches
Description
Line of patrons at a soup kitchen serving Christmas dinner in the San Francisco Mission District. San Francisco, California.
box 2
Sacramento River Tent City FD_29
2009
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 15 7/8 x 19 7/8 inches
Description
Tents/shelter with an American Flag in foreground. Sacramento, California.
box 2
[Immigrant rights rally in San Jose] FD_30
2006
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 15 7/8 x 19 7/8 inches
Description
Immigrant rights protest in San Jose, California, April 10th, 2006. Depicts large crowd, some in traditional costume and holding
signs. San Jose, California.
box 2
[Five figures in masks] FD_31
2008
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 15 x 19 3/4 inches
Description
Five figures wearing masks and dark robes. Location Unknown.
box 2
Dolores Huerta Speaks FD_32
2006
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 15 x 19 3/4 inches
Description
Dolores Huerta (1930-) speaks at the Federal Building in San Francisco, California during the hunger strikes for immigrant
rights in 2006. San Francisco, California.
box 2
[Mato tipple] FD_33
2007
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 9 7/8 x 7 7/8 inches
Description
Mato Tipila (Bear Lodge) is a laccolithic butte in Bear Lodge Mountains in northeastern Wyoming. This image was used for Dominguez's
Earth Day 2011 silkscreen posters. Wyoming.
box 2
Auto Retrate, Juarez, Mexico FD_34
2008
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph 10 7/8 x 13 ¾ inches
Description
Self-portrait of the photographer in broken glass windows. Juarez, Mexico.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 1
[Tower Café Presents: Art Show 7 Fundraiser] FD_35
2003
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Poster 16 7/8 x 10 7/8 inches
Description
Poster for "Tower Café Presents: Art Show 7 Fundraiser" featuring a photograph depicting Floyd Red Crow Westerman and Joan
Baez at a 'No War on Iraq' protest. Fundraiser to benefit KILI Radio and Francisco Dominguez. See also FD 12. Sacramento,
California.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 1
[Retrospectives and Perspectives] FD_36
2010
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Poster 14 3/4 x 12 inches
Description
Poster for "Retrospectives and Perspectives" 25th annual Indian Conference. Celebrating 25 years of California Indian Advancement
and Scholarly Excellence. October 15-16, 2010 University of California, Irvine Student Conference Center. Irvine, California.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 1
[Earth Day 2011] FD_37
2011
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print 17 7/8 x 14 7/8 inches
Description
Poster for Earth Day 2011 featuring a photograph of Mato Tipila (Bear Lodge). Includes the text "We Only Have One Mother,
So Let's Take Care Of Her." See also FD 33. Wyoming.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 1
[Earth Day 2011] FD_38
2011
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print 17 7/8 x 14 7/8 inches
Description
Poster for Earth Day 2011 featuring a photograph of Mato Tipila (Bear Lodge). Includes the text "We Only Have One Mother,
So Let's Take Care Of Her." See also FD 33. Wyoming.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 1
[Earth Day 2011] FD_39
2011
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print 17 7/8 x 14 7/8 inches
Description
Poster for Earth Day 2011 featuring a photograph of Mato Tipila (Bear Lodge). Includes the text "We Only Have One Mother,
So Let's Take Care Of Her." See also FD 33. Wyoming.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 1
[Safeground Stake Down 2013] FD_40
2013
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print 22 x 14 inches
Description
Poster to promote a rally for the rights of homeless individuals. Features a photograph of a person in a sleeping bag outside
of a building and includes the text, "You Have The Right to Remain Silent Safeground Stake Down 2013." Sacramento, California.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 1
[Must we always have this?] FD_41
2010
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print 24 7/8 x 18 7/8 inches
Description
Poster to promote a rally of the Western Regional Advocacy Project. Features the photograph "Sacramento River Tent City" and
includes the text, "Must we always have this? Why not housing? Join people from throughout the West Coast at Justin Herman
Plaza, San Francisco for a March to the Federal Building January 20, 2010 11:00 am – 2:00pm more info contact WRAP www.wraphome.org"
Sacramento, California.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 1
[Destination America] FD_42
2006
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print 20 x 26 inches
Description
Poster featuring the photograph "Oaxacan Protest Against State Government" depicting a group of women and children walking,
wearing traditional Oaxacan garments. Text around image reads, "Destination America--Oaxaca, Mexico". Oaxaca, Mexico.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 2
Xicanos For Peace FD_43
2005
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print 20 x 26 inches
Description
Poster featuring a photograph of two female figures with bandana's over their faces that read, "No War Against Iraq". Image
surrounded by border and includes the text, "NO Reconquista In My Name Xicanos For Peace". Unknown Location.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 2
[Guatemala] FD_44
1992
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print 22 1/8 x 15 1/2 inches
Description
Yellow and red poster with male figure and Mayan pyramid (Maybe Chichen Itza?) that reads "Guatemala--Mayan Refugees 498 Years
Later". Location Unknown.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 2
The Longest Walk2: A Walk for Cultural Survival FD_45
2008
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print 25 1/2 x 19 1/2 inches
Description
Poster featuring photography by Francisco Dominguez. Includes the text, "The Longest Walk2: A Walk for Cultural Survival.
From S.F. to D.C. February 11 - July 11, 2008". San Francisco, California.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 2
Amerikkka's Wall of Shame FD_46
2011
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print 19 7/8 x 26 inches
Description
Poster featuring a photograph of crosses with names on a border wall in Tijuana, Mexico. Text surrounding image reads, "The
U.S./Mexico Border Amerikkka's Wall of Shame." See also FD 22. Tijuana, Mexico.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 2
Defend Immigrant Rights FD_47
2004
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print 20 x 26 inches
Description
Poster featuring a black and white photograph of six males in front of crosses. Text in left top corner of photo, "The pueblo
of Altar, Sonora, Mexico 2003". Text in border reads, "Defend Immigrant Rights! "Somos seres humanos."" See also FD 21. Sonora,
Mexico.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 2
U.S. Out of Iraq FD_48
2011
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print 15 x 22 inches
Description
Poster featuring a photograph taken at an anti-war demonstration in San Francisco, California in 2003. Depicts a crowd of
people chanting and raising fists in the air with a sign that reads "Freedom." San Francisco, California.
folder Oversized Folder, folder 2
[Despierta Raza] FD_49
1992
Physical Description: 1 Sheets1 Screen print15 x 22 inches
Description
Silkscreen poster featuring images of a volcano, eagle and buildings. Includes the text, "Despierta Raza—we only have one
mother so let's take care of her." Sacramento, California.
box 1
Generation Aztlan Mujer, Series II FD_50
1995
Physical Description: 1 Photographic Prints1 Black-and-white photograph
Description
Portrait of a woman with henna tattoos and a decorative jacket, holding her hair. Unknown Location.
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