Luis C. Garza (1943-) is a photographer and independent curator living in Los Angeles, CA. He served on the Board of Directors of Plaza de la Raza, worked in a leadership role at Legacy and Legend Producations, and served as a project consultant at the Getty Conservation Institute during the conservation of David Alfaro Siqueiros' "America Tropical" mural. Plaza de la Raza is a nonprofit, community-based, cultural arts and education center located in East Los Angeles' Lincoln Park. Legacy and Legend Productions is a company whose work includes museum exhibitions, speaker events, and public discussions – most notably related to the works of David Alfaro Siqueiros. The collection contains records collected by Garza during his tenure at Plaza de la Raza, Legacy and Legend Productions, and The Getty Conservation Institute.

Luis Garza is a photographer and independent curator living in Los Angeles. He served on the Board of Directors of Plaza de la Raza in the 1980s and early 1990s, worked in a leadership position for Legacy and Legend Productions, and served as a project consultant for the Getty Conservation Institute.

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