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1975-2001.

 

(title unknown); 1985;

artist: Avalos; David;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Assemblage from the Border Realities exhibition at the Centro Cultural de la Raza. The painted image of a man being frisked by a Border Patrol Agent is placed in a three-dimensional space with a model of a building in the Greek style, barbed wire, and wooden platforms.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.1 001.
Physical Description: Assemblage
 

Border Crossing Memorial; 2002;

artist: Border Arts Workshop/Taller de Arte Fronterizo (?);
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: This portion of the Border Crossing Memorial is in the form of an assemblage. In the center is clothing attached to a black cross which leans against the corrugated iron wall on the border. At its base is a vase of flowers. Three crosses on either side of the central black cross enumerate border deaths by year: In 1995, 61 deaths, in 1996, 59 deaths, in 1997, 89 deaths, in 1998, 147 deaths, in 1999, 111 deaths, and in 2000, 117 deaths. On the ground in front of the crosses are empty milk jugs with the words "No identificado" on them.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.1 002.
Physical Description: Assemblage
 

Plans for Voz Libre, The Life of Pedro J. Gonzalez; n.d.;

artist: Schnorr, Michael Carlos Esparza Yasue Doudera Victor Ochoa and Guillermo Rosete;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Collage is a plan for the mural Voz Libre, The Life of Pedro J. Gonzalez.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.1 003.
Physical Description: Assemblage-Collage
 

Mock-up; n.d.;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of preliminary sketches and studies for a mural.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.4 001.
Physical Description: Drawings
 

General Boycott Installation; 1997 ;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Installation at an exhibition is on the subject of a general boycott held on August 10 and 11, 1996. The central piece is a suspended banner with the symbol for the boycott and dates. The wall behind the banner features photos, newspaper articles, and a television. Painted panels and pieces of furniture are affixed to the left wall, while the right wall bears artworks.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.7 001.
Physical Description: Installation Art
 

La Adelita; 1979;

artist: Adame; Felipe;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway column depicts a female Mexican revolutionary soldier called "La Adelita".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 001.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Cosmic Clowns, Quetzalcoatl, and The Tree of Life; 1978;

artist: Adame, Felipe Guillermo Aranda Felipón Barbosa Tomas Castaneda Pablo de la Rosa Charles Gato Felix. Arturo Roman Mario Torero and mural team from Los Angeles Estrada Courts Mural Project;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Three freeway support columns side-by-side. Cosmic Clowns features a planet and three "alien" faces framed by a pair of hands, below which is a heart with an arrow through it and a snake wrapped around it. Very bottom is a phantasmal figure in white. Los Niños Del Mundo depicts two Quetzalcoatl heads facing outwards, a human figure holding a brush and palette apparently painting large fields of color. The Tree of Life has a fetus crowned by the four directions symbol, faces flanking. A row of people on either side. Below the central image is a tree whose roots grow into water where people bathe. Mario Torero restored Cosmic Clowns in 1992. Guillermo Rosete, Guillermo Aranda, Felipe Adame, and Vidal Aguirre restored Tree of Life also in 1992.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 002.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Chicano Park Takeover; 1978;

artist: Adame, Felipe Octavio OG Gonzales Victor Ochoa and Guillermo Rosete;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on unspecified freeway support column features Chicanos planting, tilling, caring for the land. Bulldozer from takeover in center. At bottom, Teotihuacan on the shore of a lake or ocean, a Tarahumara runner holds an Olympic style torch and races across the Coronado Bay Bridge.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 003.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Adelita, Muralistas Mexicanos, La Virgen de la Americas, and Death of a Farmworker; n.d.;

artist: Adame, Felipe Rupert García Mario Torero and Michael Schnorr;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Four Chicano Park murals are visible in this photo.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 004.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2001;

artist: Aero and Pres;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on a wall topped with barbed wire depicts a junkyard where monsters rampage.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 005.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Maya Ball Game; 1982;

artist: Aguirre; Vidal;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts the play of the Mayan ball game.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 006.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Aguirre; Vidal;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete freeway support pillar in Chicano Park depicts a Native American aiming an arrow at the sun. Behind him is a brown eagle and a red sky. At his feet are a rattlesnake and a nopal cactus.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 007.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Dualidad (detail); 1979;

artist: Aranda; Guillermo;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on the inside wall of the Centro Cultural de la Raza. Detail is of the winged figure beneath the hands holding the pyramid. Butterflies fly around its head.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 008.
Physical Description: Murals
 

The Tree of Life; 1986;

artist: Aranda, Guillermo and Felipe Adame;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete freeway support column, Chicano Park, depicts a human figure in the fetal position in the branches of a tree. On either side of the tree are crowds of people. Beneath the tree, a nude man and woman swim through the air above a stream beside which an infant nurses. Photo is taken post-restoration.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 009.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Dualidad (detail); 1971;

artist: Aranda, Guillermo Ernesto Paul and Victor Ochoa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Centro Cultural de la Raza, San Diego, CA; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on the interior wall of the Centro Cultural de la Raza, San Diego. 1. The portion of the mural depicting two hands holding a pyramid. The photo is out of focus. 2. Detail of the three-dimensional fist that protrudes from the mural's surface and the images surrounding it. This photo is out of focus. 3. Detail of a pair of hands holding a pyramid and the images surrounding it. 4. Detail depicts a man bound to a giant gear. A three-dimensional fist protrudes from the surface of the wall. 5. Acrylic mural painted on the interior wall of the Centro Cultural de la Raza depicts a crucified Chicano, a jaguar, and a man in a gas mask. From the surface of the wall protrude a sculptural fist and cross.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 010 (1-5).
Physical Description: Murals
 

The Master Plan (detail); 1973;

artist: Aranda, Guillermo Jose Cervantes Abran Quevedo Guillermo Rosete Mario Torero and Salvador Torres;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail of the Master Plan mural features a large swastika with curved arms (an ancient symbol of transformation) in the center of a silhouette of a pyramid. Above the pyramid is a six-pointed star with a spiral in the center. Below the pyramid is a Yin-Yang symbol. On the left side is a Native American man, An Aztec eagle knight, and a column of the San Diego Coronado Bay Bridge. On the right side is a Native American woman with a rose in her hair, a Mexican eagle with a serpent in its mouth, and a United Farm Workers Huelga flag.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 011.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Wall of Heroes and Martyrs; 1984;

artist: Aranda, Guillermo Jose Cervantes Guadalupe Gomez Abran Quevedo Guillermo Rosete Mario Torero and Salvador Torres;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego, CA; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: 1-2. Acrylic mural depicts heroes of the Chicano Movement and Mexican figures who inspired them. 3. Thios photo is post-restoration.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 012 (1-3).
Physical Description: Murals
 

Master Plan Mural, Garden, and Mural in Progress; 1984;

artist: Aranda, Guillermo Jose Cervantes Victor Ochoa Abran Quevedo Guillermo Rosete Mario Torero and Salvador Torres;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego, CA; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: 1. Photo is of a portion of the Master Plan mural, the garden in front of it, and an incomplete mural on a facing wall. 2. The Master Plan mural and the garden in front of it.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 013 (1-2).
Physical Description: Murals
 

Alley Mural; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Carlsbad, California; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media in a Carlsbad alley depicts a stylized bird and pyramids.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 001.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Bay Day; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego, CA; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on the lower part of a Chicano Park freeway column reads, "Bay Day" and features an image of a fist.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 002.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Centro Cultural de la Raza Building; 1979;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Centro Cultural de la Raza, San Diego, CA; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on the outside of the Centro Cultural de la Raza building. 1. This 1979 photo depicts an indigenous angel, a cosmic mandala, and a nude woman floating in front of the sun. 2. Detail is of a calavera with the word "Amor" on its shirt, an indigenous angel, and a white horse behind an animal face surrounded by feathers, possibly a representation of an Aztec deity. 3. Detail is of an eagle on a nopal holding a serpent and a teocalli in a wooded area. 4. Detail is of a calavera with the word "Amor" on his shirt, an indigenous angel, and a white horse behind the moon.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 003 (1-4).
Physical Description: Murals
 

El Chupa Patria; 1996;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of a portion of a mural that depicts Carlos Salinas de Gortari as the chupacabras. Beside the image is a "roll call" of all artists collaborating on the mural.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 004.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Elemental; 1999;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Centro Cultural de la Raza, San Diego, CA; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural depicts a turntablist beneath a piece of the word "Elemental". From the Centro Cultural de la Raza's Centro Elemental exhibit.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 005.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Free Your Mind; 1997;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego, CA; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an exterior wall of a school building depicts a celestial woman reaching down to two young athletes. Beside them are a man and three children, one of whom is in a wheelchair and another of which wears a folklórico dress. In the lower right corner two young boys have their arms around one another's shoulder. Elsewhere in the mural children attend a picnic, and other children eat paletas (ice cream). In the sky, a boy runs across a printout from a computer with a brain on the monitor screen. The printout reads, "Free Your Mind".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 006.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Learn to Be in Peace; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: unknown; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on the side of a building. Text reads, "Learn to Be in Peace", "Study Now Play Later", "Help Our Kids", and "It takes a fighter to say no". Images include a clown's face, a bearded man's face with an angry expression, and many abstract designs. The view of the mural is obscured by trees and automobiles.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 007.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Marcha; 1997;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego, CA; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete wall beneath a freeway underpass in Chicano Park features the word "Marcha" in white letters on a black background.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 008.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Mariner; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Coronado High School, Coronado, CA; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media depicts Poseidon holding a triton and a ship in the ocean. Coronado High School, San Diego.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 009.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Por Qué?; 1995;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an interior wall of the Tribal warehouse depicts a child holding a toy horse tightly. A piece next to the image is obscured by boxes. Text to the right of the image reads, "Por Qué?".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 010.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Senior Center; 2002;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a low exterior wall of a San Diego senior center depicts the faces of many people.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 036.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Senior Center; 2002;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a low exterior wall of a San Diego senior center depicts folklórico dancers, an angel, a danzante Azteca, women and children, and calla lilies.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 037.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Senior Center; 2002;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a low exterior wall of a San Diego senior center depicts many peoples' faces, folklórico dancers, an angel, a danzante Azteca, women and children, and calla lilies.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 038.
Physical Description: Murals
 

TCC: A Tribute to Cesar Chávez (detail); 1900a-2002;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a concrete freeway underpass in Chicano Park depicts a road sign reading "Cesar Chavez Blvd 2004" beneath a map of San Diego Barrios (Lomas, Sherman, and Logan) and a piece of the word "Raza". Other images include a speaking cholo, a man with dreadlocks, an agricultural laborer, an Olmec head, pyramids, and a woman's head.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 039.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1978;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on the exterior back wall of the First Federal Savings and Loan building depicts the history of San Diego from the founding of the mission to the San Diego Coronado Bay Bridge.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 040.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1984;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media in a classroom depicts Native Americans near a shore.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 041.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1993;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an interior wall, from Warehouse show. Image is of a man's face. Text behind the machinery is illegible.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 042.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1993;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior wall depicts a mouse with sharp teeth and purple whiskers pointing a gun toward the viewer.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 043.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1993;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on a stucco wall of a gated community depicts comic book characters.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 044.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1999;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Downtown San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on a square indentation of an exterior wall depicts a writer (graffiti artist) wearing a mask to prevent inhalation of noxious fumes from paint. On his fingers are "tips", the specialized nozzles used by writers to create different effects with spraypaint. The image renders illegible a piece behind it. Text on the upper edge of the indentation reads, "To My Family There.. ..Is None Highr. [sic]".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 045.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1999;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural depicts people and monsters. Legible text above the images reads, "Beauty Which is Graffitti [sic]". From the Centro Cultural de la Raza's Centro Elemental exhibit.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 046.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1999;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Image is of Jim Morrison wearing sunglasses. A skull appears in the moon behind him. Text from one of his poems reads, "No Eternal Reward / Shall Forgive us Now / For Wasting the Dawn.. / brothers & sisters / of the Pale Forest / Children of Night / Who Among You Will/ Run with the Hunt".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 047.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2002;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is a wide view of graffiti murals all along a long wall. The one closest to the camera features a robotic spider beside an indecipherable piece.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 048.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2002;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Corner of Logan and Cesar Chávez, Chicano Park, San Diego. Back of column bearing the mural No Retrofitting.; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a Chicano Park freeway column has been defaced. The image is of a person with outstretched hands. Between his or her hands are the words "Todo el poder al pueblo y todo el pueblo al poder". Beneath the person are two hummingbirds. Beneath the hummingbirds is a dedication that originally read, "Dedicated to the People that died during Operation Gatekeeper". The new, defaced dedication replaces the word "People" with "Border Patrol". Beneath the dedication is a stylized skull.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 049.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2003;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an interior wall of the Tribal shop, San Diego, depicts a bald prisoner smoking. A tag next to the image is in yellow, light blue, and green.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 050.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2003;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail from an unknown mural on 62nd Street is of a sinister-looking green being that has the qualities of both an insect and a robot. It wears glasses, a coat, and a top hat.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 051.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2003;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on 62nd Street. Several pieces are intermingled with images of astronauts and simians.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 052.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior brick wall of a building on K Street, San Diego, depicts characters from Disney's animated film The Lion King.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 053.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an interior wall of an unknown building depicts a nude woman in front of a bird with the heads of an eagle and a vulture. Beneath her is a map of Latin America. On either side of the image are figures from the history of Mexico.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 054.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a freeway underpass depicts a statue in the center of a large fountain with city buildings in the background. A woman sitting in a room with a stage holds a pole with signs on it out of a window. The directional signs read, "Equality", "Amore", "Piedad", and "Solidatira".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 055.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Gaslight District, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of a large building in the gaslight district, San Diego, depicts several men in period costume from the nineteenth century.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 056.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Gaslight District, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of a building in the gaslight district, San Diego, depicts a cloverleaf freeway interchange as seen from above. A man passes in front of the mural.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 057.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on the exterior wall of an unknown building on the corner of Seventh Avenue and G Street (9th and G according to documentation) depicts cows on dairy land.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 058.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an exterior wall of an unknown building depicts stylized musicians in blue, red, and black on a white background.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 059.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete freeway support pillar in Chicano Park depicts a woman constructing (or destroying) a wall. The next panel down depicts a man whose body is partially delineated with stars. The next panel features a hat, a stirrup, and a shirt and tie. Further down is a surrealistic landscape, and in the lowest panel is a water scene. Beneath this is a panel filled with text, possibly an explanation or dedication.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 060.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a side panel of a freeway column in Chicano Park depicts a United Farm Workers huelga eagle at the top. The image is repeated down the column with each manifestation becoming more abstract than the previous.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 061.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A chained man reaches up from a writhing sea toward a banner with the word "Liberacion".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 062.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a Chicano Park freeway column depicts an Aztec eagle knight.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 063.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown) [Chicano Park Pedestrian Footbridge Mural]; 1999;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on the arches supporting the Chicano Park footbridge.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 064.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown) (detail); 2002;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Corner of Logan and Cesar Chávez, Chicano Park, San Diego. Back of column bearing the mural No Retrofitting.; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a Chicano Park freeway column has been defaced. The image is of a person with outstretched hands. Between his or her hands are the words "Todo el poder al pueblo y todo el pueblo al poder". Beneath the person are two hummingbirds. Beneath the hummingbirds is a dedication that originally read, "Dedicated to the People that died during Operation Gatekeeper". The new, defaced dedication replaces the word "People" with "Border Patrol". Beneath the dedication is a stylized skull. Detail is of the defacement.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 065.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal; 1995;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on interior wall of Tribal warehouse is a piece of the word "Tribal" in purple, blue, and white. The view is obscured by shelving.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 066.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Welcome II Diego;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Farmer's market, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on the back of a building at (or near) the Farmer's Market depicts a green monster in a purple beanie with the word "Tric", a clown in a jester's hat with the letters "YSP" holding a spraycan, a weeping man, and the text "Welcome II Diego".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 067.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Bay Area-Tijuana Muy Blastido Tour; 1996;

artist: Artists Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on a cinder block wall is from a tour of Bay Area artists. Text reads, "Bay Area-Tijuana Muy Blastido Tour '96 Science Fiction [illegible] Del S[image of a toaster]ET Crayone [illegible]". From the toaster emerges a slice of bread who says "Wake Up Mexico!".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 068.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Learn to Be in Peace; n.d.;

artist: Artists Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior wall near (?) the Farmer's Market, San Diego. Recognizable images include a pink rabbit, a mermaid in a clamshell, a can of spraypaint, a bearded king, and many pieces. There is a tent and a shopping cart on the sidewalk in front of the mural.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 069.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2000;

artist: Artists Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on a wall topped with barbed wire is of elaborate back-to-back pieces. Legible text reads, "Sor 2000", "Fortee", and Klevr".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 070.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2002;

artist: Artists Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on a wall topped with barbed wire. A piece on the left is cut off but features the face of a woman. To the right of the piece is a metallic sphere and a roll of film with the letter "E". To the right of the film is a sinister-looking face in dark green.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 071.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Pintando la Frontera (detail); 1996;

artist: Asylum;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A large aerosol mural extends across an entire brick wall and around the corner. In this portion, Pete Wilson is depicted as a devil, with horns and a tail and a swastika badge. He holds a pair of binoculars and stands between a sign with a running family in silhouette and a barbed wire fence guarded by a watchtower. Text in the upper right corner is a list of people who inspired and supported the artists, including their families and many hip-hop artists. Text above the caricature of Wilson reads, "Pintando [La Frontera]".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 072.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Pintando la Frontera (detail); 1996;

artist: Asylum;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A large aerosol mural extends across an entire brick wall and around the corner. In this portion, Pete Wilson is depicted as a devil, with horns and a tail and a swastika badge. A tattooed, dreadlocked artist standing before the mural makes a rude gesture toward the image of Wilson. Text on the sidewalk reads, "Fuck Pete Wilson" with an arrow leading to the portrait.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 073.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Pintando la Frontera; 1997;

artist: Asylum -- Sacred, UTI Crayone Nuke and Swank;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A view of both sides of the mural from across the street.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 074.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Vida; 1997;

artist: Badillo; Berenice;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Berenice Badillo raises her fist in front of her mural, which was painted on synthetic canvas panels and then adhered to a Chicano Park freeway column. A green lightning bolt pierces a heart. Lettering thereupon reads "La Vida". An elderly woman reads the rest of the composition, which is minimally chromatic, in two. This features a malicious-looking skeleton most prominently. An elephant is suggested, with a manacle reading "Cop". Also present are the Statue of Liberty, a person wearing a gas mask, and the numbers "187".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 075.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Vida; 1997;

artist: Badillo; Berenice;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Synthetic canvas panels adhered to a Chicano Park freeway column. A green lightning bolt pierces a heart. Lettering thereupon reads "La Vida". An elderly woman reads the rest of the composition, which is minimally chromatic, in two. This features a malicious-looking skeleton most prominently. An elephant is suggested, with a manacle reading "Cop". Also present are the Statue of Liberty, a person wearing a gas mask, and the numbers "187".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 076.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Centro Cultural de la Raza Building; 1979;

artist: Barajas; Sal;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on the outside of the Centro Cultural de la Raza building depicts a Mexican Eagle on a nopal holding a serpent, a teocalli near a stream, and a face.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 077.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2000;

artist: Bashers Crew;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an outdoor wall topped with barbed wire depicts robotic machinery. A tag to the right of the image reads, "Bashers Crew".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 078.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2000;

artist: Bashers -- NJP1, Maxx Spine Steven Gism Konkr Menso Def Trek Sae Koed Idil Optel4 Steam 1Shot and Cartoon;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on a wall topped with barbed wire features an indecipherable piece in red and blue beside a roll call of the Bashers Crew.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 079.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal; 2002;

artist: Bates;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an interior wall of the Tribal shop, San Diego, depicts a man with a gaping hole in his chest holding his own heart. His heart has a spray can tip on one of the arteries. The piece reads, "Tribal".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 080.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal; 2001;

artist: Bates and Persue;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol murals on an unknown surface inside the Tribal shop or warehouse. The one on the left is by a Danish artist named Bates, and reads "Tribal". The piece on the right is by Persue.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 081.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Allende; 1975;

artist: Benavides; Emiliano;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway column depicts a demonstration march with participants holding signs that read "Chile", "Allende", and "Justicia". They march on a large body of a woman and soldiers point weapons at them.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 082.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Border Crossing Memorial; 2002;

artist: Border Arts Workshop/Taller de Arte Fronterizo (?);
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: This series of photos depicts a mural that is in remembrance of those who have died attempting to cross the border. It is composed of wooden crosses painted white with the name, age, and origin of the deceased in black when it is known. These are nailed to a corrugated iron portion of the wall demarcating the U.S.-Mexican border. Police tape with the words "Crime Scene Do Not Cross" is strung in front of the crosses.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 083.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Border Crossing Memorial; 2002;

artist: Border Arts Workshop/Taller de Arte Fronterizo (?);
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: This series of photos depicts a mural that is in remembrance of those who have died attempting to cross the border. It is composed of wooden crosses painted white with the name, age, and origin of the deceased in black when it is known. These are nailed to a corrugated iron portion of the wall demarcating the U.S.-Mexican border. Police tape with the words "Crime Scene Do Not Cross" is strung in front of the crosses.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 084.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Border Crossing Memorial; 2002;

artist: Border Arts Workshop/Taller de Arte Fronterizo (?);
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: This series of photos depicts a mural that is in remembrance of those who have died attempting to cross the border. It is composed of wooden crosses painted white with the name, age, and origin of the deceased in black when it is known. These are nailed to a corrugated iron portion of the wall demarcating the U.S.-Mexican border. Police tape with the words "Crime Scene Do Not Cross" is strung in front of the crosses.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 085.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Border Crossing Memorial; 2002;

artist: Border Arts Workshop/Taller de Arte Fronterizo (?);
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: This portion of the Border Crossing Memorial asks, "¿Cuantos mas?" Between the two words is a series of wooden panels painted with red numbers, resembling a counter. The last panel has two numbers, as if in transition.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 086.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal Warehouse; 1995;

artist: Brown One;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on interior wall of warehouse depicts five women.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 087.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Corazon de Aztlán; 1991;

artist: Castaneda; Tomas;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete freeway underpass in Chicano Park features an anatomical heart in the center. Above it is an eye inside a triangle. On the left side are an anciano and a person in a feather headdress. On the right side is a family of Chicanos. In the recesses above the mural are images of children. Indigenous repeating patterns form the background.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 088.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Corazón de Aztlán; 1984;

artist: Castañeda; Tomás;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on a Chicano Park freeway underpass. This is one of several versions of similar murals painted in the same location, and depicts an anatomical heart whose arteries connect to the ground. Indigenous designs form the background for the image, and ancianos on either side look toward the heart.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 089.
Physical Description: Murals
 

TCC: A Tribute to Cesar Chávez; 1900a-2002;

artist: Community Members;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a Chicano Park freeway underpass depicts a skateboarder, a cyclist, a Mexican eagle, the faces of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Mahatma Gandhi, and Cesar Chávez, Frida Kahlo, and the text "Arriba Mexico".
Physical Location: New ID No. 364.
Physical Description: Murals
 

TCC: A Tribute to Cesar Chávez; 2002;

artist: Community Members;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a Chicano Park freeway underpass depicts a Mayan and a jaguar.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 090.
Physical Description: Murals
 

TCC: A Tribute to Cesar Chávez; 2002;

artist: Community Members;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a Chicano Park freeway underpass depicts a skateboarder, a cyclist, a Mexican eagle, the faces of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Mahatma Gandhi, and Cesar Chávez, Frida Kahlo, and the text "Arriba Mexico".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 091.
Physical Description: Murals
 

TCC: A Tribute to Cesar Chávez (detail); 1900a-2002;

artist: Community Members;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a Chicano Park freeway underpass depicts a cyclist, the faces of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Mahatma Gandhi, and Cesar Chávez, Frida Kahlo, and the text "Arriba Mexico".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 092.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Preserve Our Heritage; 1977;

artist: Craig, Eva C. Cecilia de la Torre Rosa de la Torre Julietta A. Garcia-Torres and Yolanda Lopez las Mujeres Muralistas de San Diego;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A mural on columns #G-44 with statement on a book in front of an eagle in front of a rainbow. Children grow from cornstalks. The mural states: "Ya Basta! The schools are not teaching us. Over 50% of us Chicanos are pushed out of school. If we want to make it, we have to surrender our language. They want to make us coconuts, brown on the outside and white on the inside.".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 093.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Preserve Our Heritage; 1978;

artist: Craig, Eva C. Cecilia de la Torre. Rosa de la Torre Julietta A. Garcia-Torres Yolanda Lopez Mujeres Muralistas de San Diego;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on column #G-44 with statement on a book in front of an eagle in front of a rainbow. Children grow from cornstalks. "The mural states: "Ya Basta! The schools are not teaching us. Over 50% of us Chicanos are pushed out of school. If we want to make it, we have to surrender our language. They want to make us coconuts, brown on the outside and white on the inside.".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 094.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Crayone (detail of Pintando la Frontera); 1997;

artist: Crayone;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Two pieces by Crayone, one above the other.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 095.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Revolucion Continua (detail of Pintando La Frontera); 1996;

artist: Crayone;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Two boxes feature parallel images. The left, dated 1000, is in a Pre-Columbian style and features an indigenous man holding a cylinder. The right, dated 1996, is in graffiti style and features a man in the same position holding a can of spraypaint. Text beneath the images reads, "La Revolucion Continua". This image is in between Crayone's bomb and the "Pintando la Frontera" portion of the mural.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 096.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1997;

artist: Crime;
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on a tagged fence depicts a smoking face with a tree trunk coming out of the top of its head. Text beside the image reads, "Crime USC Crew 97!".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 097.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2003;

artist: Daim;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an interior cinder block wall of the Tribal Shop, San Diego, is of three-dimensional abstract figures which may represent letters. Above the figures is the text, "FX FBI TCD SUK GBX ES -Daim- (copyright) 2003". Daim is the moniker of Hamburg-based artist Mirko Reisser.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 098.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(titles unknown); 2003;

artist: Daim and Seak;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol murals on interior cinder block walls of the Tribal Car Shop. Seak (Claus Winkler) is a Germany-based artist. Daim is the moniker of Hamburg-based Mirko Reisser.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 099.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Alley Behind Farmer's Market; n.d.;

artist: Danny and Romeo;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on a cinderblock wall depicts a fish, three seahorses, and two characters from the Disney film The Little Mermaid. It is signed by Danny and Romeo.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 100.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Chicano Pinto Union; 1978;

artist: de Vargas; Tony;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a concrete Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts an indigenous eagle with United Farm Workers eagle wings. The background is orange and the text reads, "Chicano Pinto Union" and "Justicia Para los Pobres".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 101.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Chicano Pinto Union; 1978;

artist: de Vargas; Tony;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a concrete Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts an indigenous eagle with United Farm Workers eagle wings. The background is orange and the text reads, "Chicano Pinto Union" and "Justicia Para los Pobres".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 102.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Chicano Pinto Union; 1978;

artist: de Vargas; Tony;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a concrete Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts an indigenous eagle with United Farm Workers eagle wings. The background is orange and the text reads, "Chicano Pinto Union" and "Justicia Para los Pobres".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 103.
Physical Description: Murals
 

San Diego; 2003;

artist: Dyse;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an unknown surface inside the Tribal Shop is a piece of the word "Diego". The word "San" appears above it. Text reads "Dyse One Aerosol Psychotics 200[illegible]", and "America's [illegible]". Initials in the "G" read, "TMD".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 104.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(titles unknown); 2000;

artist: Erika, Blito Lali Zoila and Raper;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A tree obscures pieces on a green background on a wall topped with barbed wire. A panel next to the tags depicts a bearded man with his mouth open. His glowing pink eyes create a sinister impression. The legible piece reads,"Raper".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 105.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1978;

artist: Espinoza, Raul Michael Schnorr and Victor Ochoa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Two snakes wrapped around a tree with their heads at the top. A soaring eagle is at very top of column. On either side of the tree are figures of Mexican and Chicano heroes, including Cesar Chavez, Emiliano Zapata, a farm worker, Benito Juarez, Miguel Hidalgo, and a scene of the conquest with a mission.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 106.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1978;

artist: Espinoza, Raul Michael Schnorr and Victor Ochoa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Two snakes wrapped around a tree with their heads at the top. A soaring eagle is at very top of column. On either side of the tree are figures of Mexican and Chicano heroes, including Cesar Chavez, Emiliano Zapata, a farm worker, Benito Juarez, Miguel Hidalgo, and a scene of the conquest with a mission.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 107.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1997;

artist: Espinoza, Raul Michael Schnorr and Victor Ochoa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Two snakes wrapped around a tree with their heads at the top. A soaring eagle is at very top of column. On either side of the tree are figures of Mexican and Chicano heroes, including Cesar Chavez, Emiliano Zapata, a farm worker, Benito Juarez, Miguel Hidalgo, and a scene of the conquest with a mission.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 108.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1997;

artist: Espinoza, Raul Michael Schnorr and Victor Ochoa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Two snakes wrapped around a tree with their heads at the top. A soaring eagle is at very top of column. On either side of the tree are figures of Mexican and Chicano heroes, including Cesar Chavez, Emiliano Zapata, a farm worker, Benito Juarez, Miguel Hidalgo, and a scene of the conquest with a mission.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 109.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Sueños Serpentinos; 1978;

artist: Gamboa, Socorro Felipe Adame and Roger Lucero;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete freeway pillar in Chicano Park depicts a stylized feathered serpent in yellow and orange on a blue background.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 110.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Sueños Serpentinos; 1978;

artist: Gamboa, Socorro Felipe Adame and Roger Lucero;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete freeway pillar in Chicano Park depicts a stylized feathered serpent in yellow and orange on a blue background.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 111.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Muralistas Mexicanos; n.d.;

artist: García; Rupert;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway column depicts Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco, David Alfaro Siqueiros, and Frida Kahlo. There is graffiti on the lower portion of the mural.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 112.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1993;

artist: Get Irie Crew;
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Two faces in profile look toward one another. The face on the left is bald. The face on the right exhales a cloud of smoke and holds a bong (waterpipe). Text beneath his head reads, "Enemy". Text in the lower portion of the mural between the heads reads, "Get Irie Crew".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 113.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Codex; 1984;

artist: Gonzales; Octavio;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on unidentified T-Abut, Chicano Park, contains much indigenous imagery, including a deer, a priest, and plants, meant to evoke the Aztec or Mayan codices.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 114.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Centro Cultural de la Raza Building (detail); 1991;

artist: Gonzalez; Salvador;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail of the mural on the exterior of the Centro Cultural de la Raza Building depicts a nude woman in front of the moon. A thick serpentine tail wraps around her waist, evoking the name of Coatlicue, "She of the serpent skirt".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 115.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Stoopid (detail); 1996;

artist: Gosp;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail is of the fifth panel of the Stoopid mural. A dinosaur (or dragon) holds an unfurled scroll with the word "Stoopid" in tagging script. Text beneath the scroll reads, "Dedicated to: Steve Nyse & Pres.. "Gosp"", and beneath the dragon's tail reads, "STH 1996".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 116.
Physical Description: Murals
 

¡Varrio Si, Yonkes No!; 1981;

artist: Jaquez, Raul Alvaro Milan Victor Ochoa and Armando Rodriguez;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts a demonstration march against "Yonkes", the junk dealers who were encroaching on Barrio Logan and diminishing the quality of life.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 117.
Physical Description: Murals
 

¡Varrio Si, Yonkes No!; 1981;

artist: Jaquez, Raul Alvaro Milan Victor Ochoa and Armando Rodriguez;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts a demonstration march against "Yonkes", the junk dealers who were encroaching on Barrio Logan and diminishing the quality of life.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 118.
Physical Description: Murals
 

¡Varrio Si, Yonkes No!; 1981;

artist: Jaquez, Raul Alvaro Milan Victor Ochoa and Armando Rodriguez;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts a demonstration march against "Yonkes", the junk dealers who were encroaching on Barrio Logan and diminishing the quality of life. The mural has been vandalized by a paint bag.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 119.
Physical Description: Murals
 

¡Varrio Si, Yonkes No!; 1981;

artist: Jaquez, Raul Alvaro Milan Victor Ochoa and Armando Rodriguez;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts a demonstration march against "Yonkes", the junk dealers who were encroaching on Barrio Logan and diminishing the quality of life.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 120.
Physical Description: Murals
 

...Transcend...; 1995;

artist: Joker;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A piece by Joker in green, yellow, blue, and pink.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 121.
Physical Description: Murals
 

...Transcend...; 1995;

artist: Joker;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A piece by Joker in green, yellow, blue, and pink. This photo is a wider view.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 122.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal Warehouse; 1995;

artist: Katch II;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural depicts a man in a green baseball cap with the letter "K" holding a large joint (marijuana cigarette) in his left hand. Behind him is a man holding a machete. Behind him is a man with a joint dangling from his mouth. They are on a road in a forest. The trees are filled with birds in police uniforms, one of which also smokes a joint.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 123.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal Warehouse (detail); 1995;

artist: Katch II;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural depicts a man in a green baseball cap with the letter "K" holding a large joint (marijuana cigarette) in his left hand. Behind him is a man holding a machete. Behind him is a man with a joint dangling from his mouth. They are on a road in a forest. The trees are filled with birds in police uniforms, one of which also smokes a joint. Detail is of the man in the green hat. In this photograph, text on his shirt reading "Conart" is visible.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 124.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal Warehouse (detail); 1995;

artist: Katch II;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural depicts a man in a green baseball cap with the letter "K" holding a large joint (marijuana cigarette) in his left hand. Behind him is a man holding a machete. Behind him is a man with a joint dangling from his mouth. They are on a road in a forest. The trees are filled with birds in police uniforms, one of which also smokes a joint. Detail is of the face of the man in the green hat.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 125.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Chicano Park Memorial; 2002;

artist: Linares; Carmen;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a side panel of a Chicano Park freeway column reads, "Thank You Gracias Tlazokamatl "Creator" Chicano Park Steering Committee Danzarte/Studio Kalo Mesa Central Chichimeca, Qto, MX Danza Mixcoatl Piltzin Auhuiliztli La Raza Rights Coalition Union del Barrio Brown Berets of Aztlan Cesar Chavez Center American Friends Service Committee Save Our Centro Coalition Luis Linares Tommie Camarillo/Familia Teresa Alvarez Cathy Puente/ Moni Love ([illegible]) Hermanos Pozzos Peabody Adelina Lopez Richard Gomez Marylou Valencia Eva Sandoval Tony Guzman Natalie Ramirez Mariana Ramirez Simon & Familia Teacher, Friend, Spirit My Daughter [illegible]". Small indigenous icons adorn the mural, which has a pink background. A poem on the lower portion of the mural reads, "Paint for me a pink sunset / So that I know that I am home..... / Keep dancing so that the drums / Guide me to my grandparents / The Earth is where I come from / And will be my return. With you / I will never die keep on, keep / Strong . Where there is justice / I will find my peace.".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 126.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Chicano Park Memorial; 2003;

artist: Linares; Carmen;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on the side of a Chicano Park Freeway column lists the artist who created the murals. The background is pink.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 127.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2002;

artist: Lisa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural depicts a woman with robotic machinery next to an indecipherable piece. On the other side of the piece is a robotic man receiving a mechanical brain. Text above and near the piece reads, "Lisa", "Bay Area", and "FTA".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 128.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Quetzalcoatl; n.d.;

artist: Los Niños del Mundo;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts two heads of Quetzalcoatl, open books, and a mushroom.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 129.
Physical Description: Murals
 

All the Way to the Bay; 1978;

artist: Lucero, Roger Victor Ochoa and Rosa Olga;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media spans two freeway columns and depicts two people - one on each column - hold a pole to support a banner reading "Hasta La Bahia!!" on a red, green, and white background.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 130.
Physical Description: Murals
 

All the Way to the Bay; 1978;

artist: Lucero, Roger Victor Ochoa and Rosa Olga;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media spans two freeway columns and depicts two people - one on each column - hold a pole to support a banner reading "Hasta La Bahia!!" on a red, green, and white background.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 131.
Physical Description: Murals
 

All the Way to the Bay; 1978;

artist: Lucero, Roger Victor Ochoa and Rosa Olga;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media spans two freeway columns and depicts two people - one on each column - hold a pole to support a banner reading "Hasta La Bahia!!" on a red, green, and white background.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 132.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Maria; 1991;

artist: Maria;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Three-dimensional piece in pink, light pink, yellow, red, and blue, is of the name "Maria". A spraycan tip protrudes from the top of the "I". Concurrent lettering reads, "Zeno" or "2eno", possibly the name of her crew.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 133.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Love Art; 1991;

artist: Martinez, R. and Jesse Buster Ortiz;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on the exterior of a building located at 16th and C Streets depicts a man holding a paintbrush. His face is repeated elsewhere in the mural, though with variations. Text reads, "Love Art", "Support the Arts", and "A Neo-Art Production (copyright) 1991... R. Martinez".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 134.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Peligro Animales Venenosos; 2002;

artist: Mexican Government;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A metal sign posted on the wall separating the U.S. from Mexico words migrants of the dangers of poisonous animals, including scorpions, spiders, snakes, and centipedes. Text reads, "Peligro Animales Venenosos SG Programa Nacional De Proteccion A Migrantes Secretaria De Gobernacion Instituto Nacional De Migracion". The photo, juxtaposed with photos of the Boder Crossing Memorial, highlights the absurdity of the sign itself and the Mexican government's measures to protect migrants. The sign warns of poisonous animals when the greater danger is from dehydration, exhaustion, vigilantism, abuse by coyotes, and exploitation by labor contractors.
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 135.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Varrio Logan; 1900a;

artist: Milan, Alvaro and Victor Ochoa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on concrete freeway column in Chicano Park depicts a peacock with the wings of the United Farm Workers huelga eagle. Text above the bird reads, "Varrio Logan". A titan holds the Earth in the background, like the Lotería card "El Mundo".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 136.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Varrio Logan; 1900a;

artist: Milan, Alvaro and Victor Ochoa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on concrete freeway column in Chicano Park depicts a peacock with the wings of the United Farm Workers huelga eagle. Text above the bird reads, "Varrio Logan". A titan holds the Earth in the background, like the Lotería card "El Mundo".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 137.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Varrio Logan; 1900a;

artist: Milan, Alvaro and Victor Ochoa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on concrete freeway column in Chicano Park depicts a peacock with the wings of the United Farm Workers huelga eagle. Text above the bird reads, "Varrio Logan". A titan holds the Earth in the background, like the Lotería card "El Mundo".
Physical Location: New ID No. 391.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Toltecas en Aztlán; 1900a;

artist: Milan, Alvaro--Rosa Olga Carlos Salvador Torres and Gloria Torres;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Column #S-47, Chicano Park. Upper portion depicts (L-R): a boy in front of a three-paneled object, possibly painting, an indigenous ceremony with drums, an eagle, several views of the feathered serpent, a tolteca symbol with a heart, and three monumental sculptures in the Precolumbian style. Bottom portion (by Salvador and Gloria Torres, the rest is by the other artists) has a face that is split across two sides of the column.
Physical Location: New ID No. 277.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Farmworker Family; 1975;

artist: Montoya; José;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway column depicts a family of campesinos. The father's arms are stretched in a Christ-like gesture. The United Farm Workers eagle flies behind him.
Physical Location: New ID No. 350.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Snake Wall; 1999;

artist: Nasa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Temporary mural on portable panels arranged in a curve shaped like an "S". The panel closest to the camera depicts a man in a turban, a statue of the Buddha, and a child holding a white umbrella.
Physical Location: New ID No. 059.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Snake Wall; 1999;

artist: Nasa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: The Snake Wall was a series of portable mural panels arranged in a winding formation. This panel depicts the death mask of Tutankhamen in profile. Beside the image is an indecipherable piece behind which Egyptian-style pyramids are visible.
Physical Location: New ID No. 093.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Lucha Sigue; 1997;

artist: Nuke;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on a cinder block wall is a piece by Nuke. Above it is the acronym FZLN, which is flanked by a skull on the left and an image of Emiliano Zapata on the right. Text reads, "¡¡Paz Justicia Democracia Dignidad!!", "Shouts Out Ta' Big Time Magazine!!", and "Gracias a la Comunidad de la Colonia Castillo Y la Banda "Calle Escobedo["] La Lucha Sigue".
Physical Location: New ID No. 110.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Nuke (detail of Pintando La Frontera); 1996;

artist: Nuke;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of the portion of the mural around the corner from the "Pintando la Frontera" portion and features Nuke's bomb, which is aflame. To the left is an image of Jim Morrison. Above it is a calavera and an image of Zapata.
Physical Location: New ID No. 016.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Balboa Elementary Mural; n.d.;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on the front wall of Balboa Elementary depicts marine life in the water under the San Diego Coronado Bay Bridge.
Physical Location: New ID No. 162.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Border Mezz-teez-o; 1993;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media from the Border Show, Chicano Park. An unfurled scroll ripped in half separates two faces that look away from each other to opposite side of the print. The face on the left is indigenous, and words on his half of the scroll read, "La Frontera, Aztlán, Tragado de Libre Comerce Rico, Dompe, Rodillas, Justicia," and "Indio". The face on the right wears a helmet and a grate over the mouth with the words "English Only". Words on his half of the scroll read, The Border, Acquired Land, Free Trade, Dump, Rodino Bill, Just U.S." and "Slave". On either side of the faces are words and images associated with the border.
Physical Location: New ID No. 376.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Bridge People; 1978;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a Chicano Park freeway column depicts Chicanos in tones of yellow and gray across the horizontal portion of the mural. They stand in front of the flag of Aztlán. Where the horizontal and vertical portions meet, a circle contains an image of a teocalli holding up the freeway. In the lower portion of the mural, Freeway columns in many colors take on the shapes of raised fists.
Physical Location: New ID No. 328.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Bridge People; 1978;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a Chicano Park freeway column depicts Chicanos in tones of yellow and gray across the horizontal portion of the mural. They stand in front of the flag of Aztlán. Where the horizontal and vertical portions meet, a circle contains an image of a teocalli holding up the freeway. In the lower portion of the mural, Freeway columns in many colors take on the shapes of raised fists.
Physical Location: New ID No. 419.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Cachanilla Taco Shop; 1999;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an exterior wall of the Cachanilla Taco Shop, San Ysidro, depicts partially submerged volcanoes, maguey and nopal cacti, and two tacos and a burrito.
Physical Location: New ID No. 196.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Carlsbad; 1984;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Carlsbad; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on an exterior cinder block wall depicts: an eagle holding a serpent on a nopal on a clenched fist, agricultural laborers, a conquistador and an indigenous woman, a lowrider, a pyramid, Miguel Hidalgo holding a torch, a calavera, Emiliano Zapata, and the statue Chac Mool.
Physical Location: New ID No. 140.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Carlsbad Mural; 1982;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Carlsbad; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on an exterior cinder block wall depicts: an eagle holding a serpent on a nopal on a clenched fist, agricultural laborers, a conquistador and an indigenous woman, a lowrider, a pyramid, Miguel Hidalgo holding a torch, a calavera, Emiliano Zapata, and the statue Chac Mool.
Physical Location: New ID No. 158.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Carlsbad Mural; 1982;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Carlsbad; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on an exterior cinder block wall depicts: an eagle holding a serpent on a nopal on a clenched fist, agricultural laborers, a conquistador and an indigenous woman, a lowrider, a pyramid, Miguel Hidalgo holding a torch, a calavera, Emiliano Zapata, and the statue Chac Mool. In this photo, the front of the shop is visible.
Physical Location: New ID No. 159.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Centro Cultural de la Raza Building; 1986;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is a wide view of the mural on the exterior wall of the Centro Cultural de la Raza Building.
Physical Location: New ID No. 252.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Centro Cultural de La Raza Building; n.d.;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on the exterior of the Centro Cultural de la Raza building depicts a nude woman floating in front of the moon, a Native American ceremonial dancer, folklórico dancers, a ceramicist, Geronimo, and a woman dressed as a skeleton.
Physical Location: New ID No. 147.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Centro Cultural de la Raza Building (detail); 1989;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is a detail of the mural on the exterior wall of the Centro Cultural de la Raza Building. Detail is of Geronimo, a ceramicist, folklórico dancers, a woman in a skeleton costume, and the San Diego Coronado Bay Bridge.
Physical Location: New ID No. 253.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Chicano Park All the Way to the Bay; 1978;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Writing on a Chicano Park freeway column in spraypaint reads, "Chicano Park All the Way to the Bay Por Vida". There are several tags from other artists present on the column.
Physical Location: New ID No. 317.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coca Cola; 1999;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an exterior wall of an unknown building depicts farm workers in lines of music emitted from a radio. The lines wrap around a freeway support pillar with Cesar Chávez's face.
Physical Location: New ID No. 190.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coca Cola; 1999;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an exterior wall of an unknown building depicts farm workers in lines of music emitted from a radio. The lines wrap around a freeway support pillar with Cesar Chávez's face. To the right of the radio is the face of the Tejano singer Selena on a yellow and orange background.
Physical Location: New ID No. 191.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coca Cola; 1999;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an exterior wall of an unknown building depicts a bouquet of flowers with a Coca-Cola label. A coke bottle strung like a guitar pours water on them.
Physical Location: New ID No. 192.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coca Cola; 1999;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an exterior wall of an unknown building depicts a Frida Kahlo, Miguel Hidalgo, and a coke bottle.
Physical Location: New ID No. 193.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coca Cola; 1999;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an exterior wall of an unknown building depicts a Sprite bottle, a sign for "La Bodega market", and a bouquet of flowers with a Coca-Cola label.
Physical Location: New ID No. 194.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coca-Cola; 1999;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of an unknown building in San Ysidro depicts farm animals out to pasture. Coke emblems recur throughout the work.
Physical Location: New ID No. 247.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coca-Cola; 1999;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of a building at 111 W Olive Drive, San Ysidro, housing Forever Living Products, Centro de Salud Natural, depicts a handshake across a body of water. On one shore is the city of Tijuana, represented by a Coke bottle, and on the other shore is the City of San Diego, represented by a bottle of Sprite.
Physical Location: New ID No. 248.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coca-Cola; 1999;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of a San Ysidro apartment building depicts a community barbecue with a soccer game in the background.
Physical Location: New ID No. 249.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coca-Cola; 1999;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a long outdoor wall depicts figures from Mexican popular culture, especially border culture.
Physical Location: New ID No. 250.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coca-Cola; 1999;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a long outdoor wall depicts figures from Mexican popular culture, especially border culture.
Physical Location: New ID No. 251.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Geronimo; 1981;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on the exterior of the Centro Cultural de la Raza building depicts the Apache fighter Geronimo.
Physical Location: New ID No. 222.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Labor in San Diego; 1985;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of an unknown building depicts a fisherman and his haul, a chef, a seamstress, musicians, a painter, a photographer, and a mechanic.
Physical Location: New ID No. 184.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Labor in San Diego (detail); 1985;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of an unknown building depicts a welder and dockworkers. A man sleeps in front of the mural.
Physical Location: New ID No. 185.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Labor in San Diego (detail); 1985;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of an unknown building depicts a man whose sunglasses reflect agricultural laborers in the fields.
Physical Location: New ID No. 186.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Labor in San Diego (detail); 1985;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of an unknown building depicts a man whose sunglasses reflect agricultural laborers in the fields.
Physical Location: New ID No. 187.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Labor in San Diego (detail); 1985;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: This detail is of the professions of astronaut, scientist, obstetrician, and nuclear physicist.
Physical Location: New ID No. 223.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Labor in San Diego (detail); 1985;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Nova acrylic mural on concrete wall depicts the various professional activities that occupy the people of San Diego. Detail is of prominent organizers of labor, including John L. Lewis, Sayo Fujioko, Cesar Chávez, and A. Philip Randolph.
Physical Location: New ID No. 224.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Labor in San Diego (detail); 1985;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Nova acrylic mural on concrete wall depicts the various professional activities that occupy the people of San Diego. Detail is of a multitude of dock workers and a welder. Text reads, "Mural "Labor in San Diego" Artist Victor Ochoa gracias a El Centro Cultural de la Raza County Social Services San Diego Organizing Project Combo SLPP grant SDGE & other contributors to This neighborhood and all people to enjoy. 9-21-85".
Physical Location: New ID No. 225.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Labor in San Diego (detail); 1985;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Nova acrylic mural on concrete wall depicts the various professional activities that occupy the people of San Diego. Detail is of agricultural laborers.
Physical Location: New ID No. 226.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Labor in San Diego (view from across the street); 1985;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of an unknown building depicts San Diego laborers.
Physical Location: New ID No. 188.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Labor in San Diego (view of corner); 1985;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of an unknown building depicts San Diego laborers. The corner features people constructing a pyramid.
Physical Location: New ID No. 189.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Mariscos el Faro; n.d.;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of the El Faro restaurant depicts two marlins, a lighthouse, and two bottles of Coca-Cola in an underwater scene.
Physical Location: New ID No. 243.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Pico Rico Dulcería; 1999;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural above the Pico Rico Party Supplies Dulcería storefront depicts a blindfolded man about to hit a Coca-Cola piñata with a bat.
Physical Location: New ID No. 195.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Revolución Mexicana; 1981;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black and white mural on a concrete freeway support column in Chicano Park depicts Emiliano Zapata in different poses.
Physical Location: New ID No. 278.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Revolución Mexicana; 1984;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black and white vinyl mural depicts Emiliano Zapata in various poses.
Physical Location: New ID No. 298.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Revolución Mexicana; 1984;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black and white vinyl mural depicts Emiliano Zapata in various poses.
Physical Location: New ID No. 299.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Revolución Mexicana; 1984;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black and white vinyl mural depicts Emiliano Zapata in various poses.
Physical Location: New ID No. 318.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Revolución Mexicana; 1984;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black and white mural on a concrete freeway support column depicts soldiers of the Mexican Revolution.
Physical Location: New ID No. 319.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Revolución Mexicana; 1984;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black and white vinyl mural depicts Emiliano Zapata in various poses.
Physical Location: New ID No. 323.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Revolución Mexicana; 1984;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black and white vinyl mural depicts Emiliano Zapata in various poses.
Physical Location: New ID No. 326.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Revolución Mexicana; 1984;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black and white vinyl mural depicts Emiliano Zapata in various poses.
Physical Location: New ID No. 333.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Revolución Mexicana; 1984;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black and white vinyl mural depicts Emiliano Zapata in various poses.
Physical Location: New ID No. 383.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Revolución Mexicana; 1985;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black and white mural on a concrete freeway support column depicts soldiers of the Mexican Revolution.
Physical Location: New ID No. 272.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Revolución Mexicana; 1985;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black and white mural on a concrete freeway support column depicts soldiers of the Mexican Revolution.
Physical Location: New ID No. 327.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Servirlas; 1984;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of airbrushed portable mural depicting three Mexican revolutionary soldiers -- two men and one woman -- and another woman. Based on a Casasola photograph of the Mexican Revolutionary era.
Physical Location: New ID No. 148.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Sherman Little Park; n.d.;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Sherman, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of Ochoa's mural with the words "Sherman Little Park" behind playground equipment.
Physical Location: New ID No. 213.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1997;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an interior wall of an unknown building features a long, narrow slit down the center. It takes the basic form of an Aztec sun calendar which is adorned at the bottom with human figures.
Physical Location: New ID No. 210.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1997;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an interior wall of an unknown building features a long, narrow slit down the center. It takes the basic form of an Aztec sun calendar which is adorned at the bottom with human figures.
Physical Location: New ID No. 211.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a Chicano Park concrete freeway underpass depicts an eagle, an ant, ears of corn, animals, part of a feathered serpent, and skeletal hands inside letters.
Physical Location: New ID No. 378.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown) [Itzcalli]; 1997;

artist: Ochoa; Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete Chicano Park freeway underpass depicts a feathered serpent. Along its body is the word "Itzcalli", with skeletal hands inside each of the letters except the "T", which is formed by the figure of a bird. A homeless encampment is visible beneath the underpass.
Physical Location: New ID No. 3393.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Border Bingo / Lotería Fronteriza; 1986;

artist: Ochoa, Victor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media from the Centro Cultural de la Raza'a Border Realities Exhibition depicts hands holding Lotería cards from Ochoa's Border Bingo series.
Physical Location: New ID No. 143.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Children's Mural; n.d.;

artist: Ochoa, Victor and children;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Children's mural on a freeway underpass in Chicano Park.
Physical Location: New ID No. 170.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Marcha; 2002;

artist: Ochoa, Victor and children;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a concrete wall in Chicano Park reads, "Marcha". The letters are filled with designs and images.
Physical Location: New ID No. 362.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Nature's Movement - Our Voice; 1983;

artist: Ochoa, Victor and David Avalos;
Physical Description: Site/Location: University of California, San Diego, Student Center, SAAC office, La Jolla, CA; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural combines historical figures amidst a fiery background. Images include: Emiliano Zapata, the statue of Tlazoteotl, a campesino, a Native American, and a crystal skull.
Physical Location: New ID No. 179.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Nature's Movement - Our Voice (detail); 1983;

artist: Ochoa, Victor and David Avalos;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural at the University of California, San Diego, depicts revolutionary figures amidst a fiery background.
Physical Location: New ID No. 150.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Nature's Movement - Our Voice (detail); 1983;

artist: Ochoa, Victor and David Avalos;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural at the University of California, San Diego, depicts revolutionary figures amidst a fiery background.
Physical Location: New ID No. 151.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1999;

artist: Ochoa, Victor and High School Students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a concrete wall in Chicano Park depicts a chrysanthemum, a United Farm Workers eagle and its reflection, la Virgen de Guadalupe, a fetus, the heads of two snakes in a circle, Jesus Christ, a circular design in the style of the Aztec sun calendar, a monument, a globe, and a pyramid.
Physical Location: New ID No. 363.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Snake Wall; 1999;

artist: Ochoa, Victor and Spraycan artists;
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: The Snake Wall was a series of portable mural panels arranged in a winding formation. The panel on the left depicts a green stylized bird and the words, "San Diego Originals". It is signed by Dyse. The next panel features a wooden tiki and an island landscape with the words "Samoan Pride". Another image of a tiki connects the two murals. The third panel depicts an Aztec eagle knight and a campesino with the words "Pride" and "Unity".
Physical Location: New ID No. 097.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Snake Wall; 1999;

artist: Ochoa, Victor and Spraycan artists;
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: The Snake Wall was a series of portable mural panels arranged in a winding formation. The panel on the left is in progress and depicts a brown fist rising from an ocean wave, an open mouth with a forked tongue, and an ear of corn. The panel on the right depicts a green stylized bird and the words, "San Diego Originals".
Physical Location: New ID No. 098.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Logan Park (detail); 1999;

artist: Ochoa, Victor and students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Logan, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail of a mural in Logan Park is of a United Farm Workers huelga eagle reflected in a pool of water.
Physical Location: New ID No. 245.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1997;

artist: Ochoa, Victor and students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on two panels of a Chicano Park freeway column depicts a face in yellow and orange. A sign on one panel reads, "Por Favor No Tire Basura En La Fuente Please Do Not Throw Litter In The Fountain".
Physical Location: New ID No. 3940.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1999;

artist: Ochoa, Victor and students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Logan Park, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete wall features images of the Earth, flowers, la Virgen de Guadalupe, a fetus, serpents, Jesus Christ, and a version of the sun calendar.
Physical Location: New ID No. 200.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Mesa Barrio; 1982;

artist: Ochoa, Victor Irma Lopez Josie Rivera Tony Diaz Luis Verdugo Mike Viveros Isaac Martinez Juan Olivas Johnny Franco Ricardo Haro Eduardo Fragozo Tony Lopez Joe Lopez Efrain Anguiano Rigo Placensia Armando Rojas Celeste Castañeda Pepe Zaragoza and Rosa Navarro;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Oceanside; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Four-paneled mural on an exterior wall depicts an Aztec warrior in the first panel, a mission and la Virgen in the second, a pachuca and a pachuco in the third, and a 7-Eleven in the fourth.
Physical Location: New ID No. 171.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Backdrop at Centro; 1984;

artist: Ochoa, Victor Mario Torero et al.;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: "Backdrop" mural depicts a car passing a row of crosses. In the sky are a bird and the faces of a man and a woman.
Physical Location: New ID No. 146.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1980;

artist: Ochoa, Victor Patty Pendon Villareal Michael Hernandez Manuel Hernandez Kendra McCafferty Kyle W. Doubler Abrán A. Quevedo Shayla Morales Julietta Vizcarrar David Cruz II Benny Vazquez Jr. Marco Cabanillas Mario Valenzuela Erin T. Doyle Richard A. Quintero Wesley G. Espinoza Elena M. Cruz and James Sloanado;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Beneath the signatures, a side panel of a Chicano Park freeway column is divided into three triangles. The uppermost triangle depicts a Native American standing next to the Mexican flag. The next triangle down features a pyramid on a shore. The lowest triangle depicts church buildings.
Physical Location: New ID No. 340.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Bus; 1993;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: Site/Location: Imperial Beach; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior wall depicts a skull and crossbones beside the tag "BUS". The skull has a smoking hole in it, as if from a bullet. Text reads, "Urban Camouflage".
Physical Location: New ID No. 037.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Buster's Wall; 1993;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural depicts a writer (graffiti artist) holding a can of spraypaint, a bone in a dog bowl with the word "Spike", and a chihuahua. The background is made up of fields of color with paw prints.
Physical Location: New ID No. 033.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Buster's Wall (detail); 1993;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural depicts a grotesque caricature of a chihuahua wearing an oversized spiked collar. The background consists of fields of color and paw prints.
Physical Location: New ID No. 032.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Buster's Wall (detail); 1993;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol spraypaint mural depicts a writer holding a spraypaint with the word "Julia" on it. It is signed in tagging script.
Physical Location: New ID No. 034.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Life Style; 1989;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior wall depicts an ape, a tiger, a tree, and an elephant. Visible text reads "Life".
Physical Location: New ID No. 073.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Life Style (detail); 1989;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail is of the portion of the mural on the far right. Text reads, "Life's a jungle is about the obstacle's and battles that life gives. "Extra Extra read all about it" Monday I read an armed man fired into a crowd killing several innocent people the perpetrator was never captured it was suspected as gang related Tuesday a car bombing set to kill a navy captain was suspected as a terrorist act. Wednesday man finds himself jumping off a bridge soon after he was terminated from his job. Thursday fruit from Chile found poisoned million's stop eating fruit. Friday man just got paid he was on his way home when he was confronted by a male who asked for the time and forced jewelry and money from the victim and left to suffer from loss. Family lose's [sic] home on Saturday caused by fire authorities say the fire was caused by arson. Sunday I took a break from this jungle-- so until the jungle's obstacle's pass i'll stay to wonder if life will ever last. PEACE...".
Physical Location: New ID No. 075.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Life Style Swirl Over; 1989;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A young man (Ortiz?) stands in front of a portion of a mural of the word "Swirl" covered with swirling designs and sparkles.
Physical Location: New ID No. 078.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Select Woods Inc. Mural (detail); 1991 ;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail is of the motorcycle on Bust One's portion of the mural on the outside of the Select Woods, Inc. building on the corner of 17th and Commercial Streets.
Physical Location: New ID No. 117.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Stop the Violence; 1993;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a residential fence. Image is of two children. Text to the left of the image reads "Stop", with a peace symbol for the "O". Text on a scroll beside the word reads "the violence 93". The photo is taken through a chain link fence.
Physical Location: New ID No. 006.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1993;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A dog sits in front of a mural depicting a shark.
Physical Location: New ID No. 005.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1993;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an interior wall depicts lowriders. From Warehouse show.
Physical Location: New ID No. 007.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1993;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an interior wall (Warehouse Show) depicts a Chevy lowrider.
Physical Location: New ID No. 010.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Bust One;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Coronado Youth Center; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an interior cinderblock wall depicts a character with a backward baseball cap covering his eyes and sagging pants making a hand gesture.
Physical Location: New ID No. 021.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Ortiz; Jesse "Buster";
Physical Description: Site/Location: Coronado Youth Center, Coronado; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an interior wall of the Coronado Youth Center depicts a graffiti character making a hand gesture and the symbol of the Boys and Girls Club. Text in the lower left corner of the mural is obscured by a pool table.
Physical Location: New ID No. 031.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Select Woods Inc. Mural; 1991;

artist: Ortiz, Jesse Buster and Sake;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on the exterior of the Select Woods, Inc. building, 17th and Commercial Streets, San Diego. The left side is by Bust One and depicts a motorcycle and the San Diego Coronado Bay Bridge. The right side is by Sake and depicts Jesus Christ.
Physical Location: New ID No. 119.
Physical Description: Murals
 

End Racism (portion of Select Woods, Inc. Mural); 1991;

artist: Ortiz, Jesse Buster Sake Quasar Ser Dyse;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on the exterior wall of the Select Woods, Inc. building, 17th and Commercial Streets, San Diego. This portion of the mural features the words "End Racism". They are in a collage style, with each letter in a different font, like a ransom note. Beside this message are three pieces, one by Dyse, one by Ser, and the other indecipherable.
Physical Location: New ID No. 120.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Persue; 1998;

artist: Persue;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Downtown San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of one version of Persue's mural of his name and an Asian American man holding a ball of light. In this version, the pillar separating the two panels has been painted, as have the surfaces surrounding the mural. The electrical boxes in front of the mural have also been painted with designs.
Physical Location: New ID No. 095.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Persue (detail), detail of Stoopid; 1997;

artist: Persue;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail is of the fourth panel of the Stoopid mural. The panel features the letters "UE", a temple, and a string of Chinese lanterns. Text on the pillar separating the fourth and the fifth panels reads, "For My Family Friends, And The Entire Graff.. Nation SBA 1997" and "Stoopid".
Physical Location: New ID No. 082.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Persue (detail), detail of Stoopid; 1997;

artist: Persue;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail is of the third panel of the Stoopid mural. The panel features the letters "Per" and a man in a Chinese straw hat holding a ball of light.
Physical Location: New ID No. 083.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Persue, detail of Stoopid; 1997;

artist: Persue;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail is of the third and fourth panels of the Stoopid mural. The piece "Persue" is in the central focal point. A man in a Chinese straw hat holds a ball of light on the left of the piece. To the right is a temple and a string of Chinese lanterns. Text on the pillar separating the fourth and the fifth panels reads, "For My Family Friends, And The Entire Graff.. Nation SBA 1997".
Physical Location: New ID No. 081.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Skratch; 1999;

artist: Persue;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on a storefront depicts an African American man with a raised eyebrow. Text above the doorway reads, "San Diego Skratch". Other text reads, "Stick up Kids" and "Persue COD On European Tour Be Back Soon".
Physical Location: New ID No. 092.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Stoopid; 1997;

artist: Persue, Zodak and Gosp;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on the exterior wall of a clothing shop is made up of several panels in square indentations. Block letters above the mural read "Stoopid". They are superimposed on the letters "S2pid" in tagging script. The first panel is of a the "S2pid Clothing" emblem. The second panel is of three faces in black and red. The third and fourth panels feature a piece by Persue and depicts an Asian-American man. The fourth panel depicts a dragon or a dinosaur.
Physical Location: New ID No. 079.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Using the Imagination; 1997;

artist: Pezer and Pistol;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on the lower portion of an exterior cinder block wall features pieces by Pezer and Pistol. Text above Pezer's piece reads, "Using the imagination".
Physical Location: New ID No. 085.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Ché; 1900a ;

artist: Placencia, Gonzalo and Victor Ochoa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Pro-line vinyl mural on concrete freeway support pillar, Chicano Park, depicts Ché Guevara from three different angles. His quote "Déjeme decirle a riesgo de parecer ridículo, que el revolucionario verdadero está guiado por grandes sentimientos de amor" is in English and Spanish.
Physical Location: New ID No. 261.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Ché; 1900a ;

artist: Placencia, Gonzalo and Victor Ochoa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Pro-line vinyl mural on concrete freeway support pillar, Chicano Park, depicts Ché Guevara from three different angles. His quote "Déjeme decirle a riesgo de parecer ridículo, que el revolucionario verdadero está guiado por grandes sentimientos de amor" is in English and Spanish.
Physical Location: New ID No. 416.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Ché; 1993;

artist: Placencia, Gonzalo and Victor Ochoa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Pro-line vinyl mural on concrete freeway support pillar, Chicano Park, depicts Ché Guevara from three different angles. His quote "Déjeme decirle a riesgo de parecer ridículo, que el revolucionario verdadero está guiado por grandes sentimientos de amor" is in English and Spanish. The mural has been defaced.
Physical Location: New ID No. 370.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Round Table MC's; 1999;

artist: Pres;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior cinder block wall appears to be promotion for a hip-hop consortium. Sprites or pixies with pointed ears on a mushroom overlook a young woman sleeping in a wooded area with fireflies flying about. A silhouetted figure stands behind a row of trees. A toolbar, like those used in image-editing software, is in the upper portion of the mural. Text reads, "Round Table MC's Masters of De Universe Icons Tony Da Skitzo Black Mikey ATT LPSU".
Physical Location: New ID No. 064.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Round Table MC's; 1999;

artist: Pres;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior cinder block wall appears to be promotion for a hip-hop consortium. Sprites or pixies with pointed ears on a mushroom overlook a young woman sleeping in a wooded area with fireflies flying about. A silhouetted figure stands behind a row of trees. A toolbar, like those used in image-editing software, is in the upper portion of the mural. Text reads, "Round Table MC's Masters of De Universe Icons Tony Da Skitzo Black Mikey ATT LPSU". On the right side of the mural, a caterpillar with the letters "PRES" munches a leaf. There is a second piece in the upper right corner, but which is indecipherable.
Physical Location: New ID No. 065.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Round Table MC's; 1999;

artist: Pres;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; no. of slides: 068. Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior cinder block wall appears to be promotion for a hip-hop consortium. Sprites or pixies with pointed ears on a mushroom overlook a young woman sleeping in a wooded area with fireflies flying about. A silhouetted figure stands behind a row of trees. A toolbar, like those used in image-editing software, is in the upper portion of the mural. Text reads, "Round Table MC's Masters of De Universe Icons Tony Da Skitzo Black Mikey ATT LPSU". This photo is of the left side of the mural, which features computer icons like those one would find on a Windows desktop. Images in separate "windows" are of a space ship, a planet, and an uncolored panel that depicts the young woman who sleeps in the center of the mural walking through the woods.
Physical Location: New ID No. 067-068.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Round Table MC's; 1999;

artist: Pres;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; no. of slides: 067. Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior cinder block wall appears to be promotion for a hip-hop consortium. Sprites or pixies with pointed ears on a mushroom overlook a young woman sleeping in a wooded area with fireflies flying about. A silhouetted figure stands behind a row of trees. A toolbar, like those used in image-editing software, is in the upper portion of the mural. Text reads, "Round Table MC's Masters of De Universe Icons Tony Da Skitzo Black Mikey ATT LPSU". This photo is of the left side of the mural, which features computer icons like those one would find on a Windows desktop. Images in separate "windows" are of a space ship, a planet, and an uncolored panel that depicts the young woman who sleeps in the center of the mural walking through the woods.
Physical Location: New ID No. 067-068.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Pokes; 1997;

artist: Quazar, Persue and Sake;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on the exterior wall of a restaurant depicts an Olmec head and an elderly campesino with a map of Mexico in the background. Text reads, "Pokes" and "Still Not Done... For Murals Contact Us At (619) 7026445 "Conceptual Design" Quasar Persue Saké".
Physical Location: New ID No. 043.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Pokes (detail); 1997;

artist: Quazar -- Persue and Sake;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on the exterior wall of a restaurant depicts an Olmec head and an elderly campesino with a map of Mexico in the background. Text reads, "Pokes". Detail is of the Olmec and the Campesino.
Physical Location: New ID No. 042.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Help the Children; 1993;

artist: Quazar -- Sake, Sero China and Vapor;
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural depicts two children in black and white. Texts reads, "Help the Children". A dedication on the left side reads, "A Tribute to the National Homeless Advocate... This Piece is Ded. In Memory of Mitch Snyder Who.. Died July 5, 90".
Physical Location: New ID No. 038.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2002;

artist: Rafael;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an exterior wall of an unknown building on 12th street depicts stylized images of women.
Physical Location: New ID No. 428.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Logan Heights; n.d.;

artist: Ramirez; Carlos;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a brick wall in Chicano Park features the word "Logan" in Gothic (Olde English) script. Beneath this, the abbreviation "hts". Further text reads, "lil David", "c/s Carlos Ramirez 'Travieso'", and "in memory of David Cigarro & Felipe Linares".
Physical Location: New ID No. 342.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Crepúsculo; n.d.;

artist: Ramírez, Gilberto Ruben de Anda and Guillermo Aranda assistants;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: First panel of triptych mural in San Diego State University's Montezuma Hall is titled "Crepúsculo".
Physical Location: New ID No. 161.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Risko;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Imperial Beach; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on the side of a house depicts a bright yellow light. Stylized humans in black and yellow reach up toward it, and one lies on the ground. One figure looks down toward the fallen. The background is red.
Physical Location: New ID No. 036.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Logan Youth Development Center; n.d.;

artist: Rosete; Guillermo;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on the exterior wall of the Logan Youth Development Center depicts children participating in wholesome activities.
Physical Location: New ID No. 155.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Rosete; Guillermo;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall at San Diego City College depicts a face on the top of a tree that divides the mural into a night half and a day half. A snake biting its tail frames the scene.
Physical Location: New ID No. 172.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Rosete; Guillermo;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego City College; slide photographer: James Prigoff; no. of slides: 172. Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall at San Diego City College depicts a face on the top of a tree that divides the mural into a night half and a day half. A snake biting its tail frames the scene.
Physical Location: New ID No. 182.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Farmworker Family and Mandala; 1975;

artist: Royal Chicano Air Force;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl murals on Chicano Park freeway columns were painted by the Royal Chicano Air Force.
Physical Location: New ID No. 421.
Physical Description: Murals
 

COI; 1997;

artist: Sacred;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana, B.C. Mexico; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: In the center are the three-dimensional letters "COI", likely the initials of Sacred's crew. Surrounding these letters on three sides is a patch of tangled and interwoven vines, to the left of which is a face.
Physical Location: New ID No. 019.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Pintando la Frontera (detail); 1996;

artist: Sacred;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A large aerosol mural extends across an entire brick wall and around the corner. Detail is of a stylized face between a small grove and a patch of vines.
Physical Location: New ID No. 012.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Aerosol; 1991;

artist: Sake;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of the right half of a temporary aerosol mural on an interior wall of the Centro Cultural de la Raza, San Diego. Mural depicts a woman's face in black-and-white and a portion of a piece reading "Aerosol". Text reads, "Every created thing is characterized by limit, form, and order, each existent embodies the form, limit, and order appropriate to its level of being...", "God Bless You", and "Love God".
Physical Location: New ID No. 077.
Physical Description: Murals
 

God; 1991;

artist: Sake;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Corner of 17th and Commercial, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior wall of the Select Woods Inc. building depicts the black-and-white face of Christ wearing a crown of thorns with his eyes cast heavenward. A three-dimensional piece beneath his face reads "God". Additional text reads, "You must love others....As much as yourself. No other commandments are greater than these", "Heaven help us", "For those who can't hear "Gods" word..will be blinded by Faith", ""3"s the magic number", and "Son of God".
Physical Location: New ID No. 070.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1991;

artist: Sake;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior wall features a black-and-white image of a young woman wearing a bandanna, earrings, and a necklace. Two Chinese characters appear to her right. The area beneath the face is filled with white spirals on a blue and green background.
Physical Location: New ID No. 069.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1993;

artist: Sake;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior cinder block wall depicts the inclined face of Christ. He wears a crown of thorns.
Physical Location: New ID No. 089.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal Warehouse (mural near door); 1995;

artist: Sake;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Image is of an African or African-American man's face. The door beside the face is covered with many different styles of graffiti.
Physical Location: New ID No. 051.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Xperamental Part 3; 1999;

artist: Sake;
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural depicts a child in a coonskin cap holding two cans of spraypaint. His belt buckle features the letters "WST". In the background is a piece of the name "Sake". Other text reads, "SCB", "Sakefirst@yahoo:com", "IBM", "All Yours Lizz...", "Xperamental Part 3", and "Sake 8299".
Physical Location: New ID No. 060.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal Warehouse; 1995;

artist: Sake and Brown One;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Wide shot of two back to back murals. The left side, by Sake, depicts a face mostly obscured by shadow. The right side, by Brown, depicts a bearded man in a baseball cap with the letter "B". There are three women next to him, and the background is red.
Physical Location: New ID No. 050.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Select Woods Mural; 1991;

artist: Sake and Jesse "Buster" Ortiz;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Corner of 17th and Commercial, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior wall of the Select Woods, Inc. building, San Diego. The right side is Sake's mural "God". The left side, by Bust One, depicts a motorcycle and the San Diego Coronado Bay Bridge. Pillars holding up the bridge are in the shapes of letters.
Physical Location: New ID No. 072.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(titles unknown); 1999;

artist: Sake and Persue;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Downtown San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of a series of four aerosol murals on square indentations of an exterior wall. The mural farthest to the left is Sake's "Xperamental" Part 3. Next mural to the right is by an unknown artist and depicts a writer in a gas mask. The next two panels form one continuous mural and depict a man in a Chinese straw hat holding a ball of light. The piece "Persue" spans both panels. The second panel features Chinese lanterns and vegetation.
Physical Location: New ID No. 062.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Drugs End Lives; n.d.;

artist: Sake and Quasar;
Physical Description: Site/Location: National City; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Image on the left side of the mural is of a deathly face, and on the right is an infant or fetus sucking its thumb. Text in between the images reads, "Drugs End Lives" and "If its selling or useing [sic] life in prison or life on the streets Drugs End Life". A hypodermic needle sticks out of the "D".
Physical Location: New ID No. 035.
Physical Description: Murals
 

The Mind; 1993;

artist: Sake -- Quasar, Sero China and Vapor;
Physical Description: Site/Location: 25th and Imperial, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior cinderblock wall. The left side features the words "The Mind" with the words "Don't Do It!". An aerosol can on the right side of the mural features the name "Sakeone". In between the two images are pieces by Sero and Sake. Text reads, "Thanks 4 Da Help Sero Quasar China & Vapor the The Mad Korean", and "The Homeless of America".
Physical Location: New ID No. 023.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Sister City Yokohama (detail); 1990;

artist: Satoshi, Rocco Salvador Torres Gloria Torres Mario Acevedo Torero Ruben Seja and Roberto Salas;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Day-Glo mural on a San Diego freeway underpass near Chicano Park with spiral and star designs on the body of a dragon.
Physical Location: New ID No. 324.
Physical Description: Murals
 

San Ysidro Clinic; 1981;

artist: Schnorr; Michael;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Ysidro; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on the outside of the San Ysidro clinic depicts toe birds whose beaks meet at the bottom of a heart in the center of the mural. On either side of the mural are scenes pertaining to health care.
Physical Location: New ID No. 181.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Schnorr; Michael;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black and white mural on a Chicano Park freeway column depicts the back of a standing man.
Physical Location: New ID No. 310.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coatlicue; 1978;

artist: Schnorr, Michael and Susan Yamagata;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts the Aztec goddess of the Earth Coatlicue.
Physical Location: New ID No. 293.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coatlicue; 1978;

artist: Schnorr, Michael and Susan Yamagata;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts the Aztec goddess of the Earth Coatlicue.
Physical Location: New ID No. 301.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coatlicue; 1978;

artist: Schnorr, Michael and Susan Yamagata;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts the Aztec goddess of the Earth Coatlicue.
Physical Location: New ID No. 302.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Coatlicue; 1978;

artist: Schnorr, Michael and Susan Yamagata;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts the Aztec goddess of the Earth Coatlicue.
Physical Location: New ID No. 410.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Death of a Farmworker; 1979;

artist: Schnorr, Michael and Susan Yamagata;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on column #G-46, Chicano Park depicting a human hand, left, and an agricultural tool, right, both grabbing onto either teeth of a gear or the rays of the sun. All this very top. Beneath, a mountain, and a produce truck drives toward the vanishing point on a field. Just under this is a strike scene that has resulted in the death of a striker (Rufino Contreras). Under this scene, a seemingly peaceful scene of cultivation. ‘Seemingly’ because the harvesters are chained to boxes containing produce.
Physical Location: New ID No. 288.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Death of a Farmworker; 1979;

artist: Schnorr, Michael and Susan Yamagata;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on column #G-46, Chicano Park depicting a human hand, left, and an agricultural tool, right, both grabbing onto either teeth of a gear or the rays of the sun. All this very top. Beneath, a mountain, and a produce truck drives toward the vanishing point on a field. Just under this is a strike scene that has resulted in the death of a striker (Rufino Contreras). Under this scene, a seemingly peaceful scene of cultivation. ‘Seemingly’ because the harvesters are chained to boxes containing produce.
Physical Location: New ID No. 304.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Death of a Farmworker; 1979;

artist: Schnorr, Michael and Susan Yamagata;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on column #G-46, Chicano Park depicting a human hand, left, and an agricultural tool, right, both grabbing onto either teeth of a gear or the rays of the sun. All this very top. Beneath, a mountain, and a produce truck drives toward the vanishing point on a field. Just under this is a strike scene that has resulted in the death of a striker (Rufino Contreras). Under this scene, a seemingly peaceful scene of cultivation. ‘Seemingly’ because the harvesters are chained to boxes containing produce.
Physical Location: New ID No. 311.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Death of a Farmworker; 1979;

artist: Schnorr, Michael and Susan Yamagata;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on column #G-46, Chicano Park depicting a human hand, left, and an agricultural tool, right, both grabbing onto either teeth of a gear or the rays of the sun. All this very top. Beneath, a mountain, and a produce truck drives toward the vanishing point on a field. Just under this is a strike scene that has resulted in the death of a striker (Rufino Contreras). Under this scene, a seemingly peaceful scene of cultivation. ‘Seemingly’ because the harvesters are chained to boxes containing produce.
Physical Location: New ID No. 316.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Voz Libre: The Life of Pedro J. Gonzalez; 1983;

artist: Schnorr, Michael Carlos Esparza Victor Ochoa Guillermo Rosete and Yasue Doudera;
Physical Description: 60' x 10'; Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural depicts events from the life of Pedro J. Gonzales, a popular radio broadcaster in the San Diego-Tijuana area.
Physical Location: New ID No. 315.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Voz Libre: The Life of Pedro J. Gonzales; 1983-1984;

artist: Schnorr, Michael Victor Ochoa Carlos Esparza Yasue Doudera and Guillermo Rosete;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural depicts events from the life of Pedro J. Gonzales, a popular radio broadcaster in the San Diego-Tijuana area.
Physical Location: New ID No. 262.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Voz Libre: The Life of Pedro J. Gonzales; 1983-1984;

artist: Schnorr, Michael Victor Ochoa Carlos Esparza Yasue Doudera and Guillermo Rosete;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural depicts events from the life of Pedro J. Gonzales, a popular radio broadcaster in the San Diego-Tijuana area.
Physical Location: New ID No. 409.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2003;

artist: Seak;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an interior cinder block wall of the Tribal Car Shop is of Seak's style. Text reads, "www.seakone.com" and "(copyright) seak.03.cns.es.GBF.sin.df @ Tribal HQ". Seak is the moniker of German artist Claus Winkler.
Physical Location: New ID No. 125.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Seja; Ruben;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Downtown San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Image is of a medieval castle surrounded by a moat.
Physical Location: New ID No. 024.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Chicano Park Astrological Chart; 1978 ;

artist: Serrano-Velez; Dolores;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Vinyl mural on a Chicano Park freeway column depicts an astrological chart beneath a rainbow.
Physical Location: New ID No. 338.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Nacimiento del Parque Chicano and Astrological Chart; 1997;

artist: Serrano-Velez, Dolores Salvador and Gloria Torres;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Original mural by Dolores Serrano-Velez was restored by Salvador and Gloria Torres with Nova acrylics. Serrano-Velez died shortly after its completion.
Physical Location: New ID No. 392.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Simple But Effective; n.d.;

artist: Sev;
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Image is of an aerosol can in a black cloud with the words, "Simple but Effective Infecting the Community Severely". Beside the cloud is a scroll with the words, "R.I.P. Ceasar [sic] Chavez". To the right of the cloud are the letters "Sev". Above this tag is the signature "Severe" in graffiti script.
Physical Location: New ID No. 002.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Mambo's; 2002;

artist: Solo;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on the brick exterior wall of a restaurant depicts two dancing Cubans. They are flanked by palm trees. Text reads, "Mambo's Fine Cuban Food". Victor Ochoa holds his fist up in front of the mural. He stands with two younger men.
Physical Location: New ID No. 129.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1999;

artist: Srbo from MDR;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Downtown San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an exterior cinder block wall depicts an Aztec warrior in a headdress carrying a shield and a club. His face bears a hostile expression. A trail in the background leads to a pyramid.
Physical Location: New ID No. 066.
Physical Description: Murals
 

To the Metro Community; 1986;

artist: Sunday Artists;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural to the Metro Community features text reading "Metro Transit". Further text melds with an image of the San Diego trolley, beneath which are signatures. In front of the trolley is an image of the comic book hero Thor. Through a "hole" in the wall, a woman with white hair and large eyes is visible.
Physical Location: New ID No. 074.
Physical Description: Murals
 

To The Metro Community (detail); 1986;

artist: Sunday Artists;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail is of the trolley, Thor, and the mural dedication, which reads, "Dedicated to the Metro Transit System!! Funky Fresh Peice [sic] created by the Sunday Artists inc. The Deadly Sheik The Dangerous Illusion Mr. Mirage 3-20-86".
Physical Location: New ID No. 076.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Zamos Hermanos; 1996;

artist: Swank;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana, B.C. Mexico; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A piece. to the left is a character who points a gun at the viewer.
Physical Location: New ID No. 020.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Wall of Heroes and Martyrs; n.d.;

artist: Toltecas en Aztlán;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: The Wall of Heroes an Martyrs depicts figures influential to the Chicano Movement.
Physical Location: New ID No. 164.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Chicano Park School of Art; 2003;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a metal electric box depicts Che Guevara. Text reads, "Chicano Park School of Art".
Physical Location: New ID No. 335.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Colossus; n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: The Colossus mural on a Chicano park freeway column before restoration.
Physical Location: New ID No. 427.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Desecration of We Are Not A Minority; 1997;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Che Guevara's face has been splattered with red paint in attempt to vandalize the mural. The remainder of the design is intact.
Physical Location: New ID No. 290.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Eyes of Picasso 1; 1981;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: 40' x 65'; Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on an exterior wall of the Community Arts Building, 3rd and E Streets, San Diego, depicts the eyes of Pablo Picasso. Text reads, "¡Que Viva Picasso!".
Physical Location: New ID No. 231.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Eyes of Picasso 2; 1990;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: 20' x 30'; Site/Location: 10th and J Streets, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on an exterior wall of the Reincarnation building, 10th and J Streets, San Diego, depicts the eyes of Pablo Picasso.
Physical Location: New ID No. 220.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Eyes of Picasso 2; 1990;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: 20' x 30'; Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on an exterior wall of the Reincarnation building, 10th and J Streets, San Diego, depicts the eyes of Pablo Picasso.
Physical Location: New ID No. 221.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Eyes of Picasso I; 1977-1982;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: 40' x 65'; Site/Location: Community Arts Building, 3rd and E Streets, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on an exterior wall of the Community Arts Building, 3rd and E Streets, San Diego, depicts the eyes of Pablo Picasso. The mural is now destroyed.
Physical Location: New ID No. 216.
Physical Description: Murals
 

If You Want Peace Work For Justice; 2002;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a low wall depicts a guitarist and a man in a hat. Text reads, "If You Want Peace Work For Justice". Handprints adorn the mural.
Physical Location: New ID No. 239.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Jesse Jackson; n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on the exterior of a building on the 600 block of Denby Street, San Diego, depicts Jesse Jackson with his arms outstretched. A rainbow that extends from under his arm reaches people of all colors, possibly in reference to his rainbow coalition.
Physical Location: New ID No. 232.
Physical Description: Murals
 

King-Chavez Academy of Excellence; unsigned.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an unknown media on an exterior wall of an unknown building at the King-Chavez Academy of Excellence depicts Cesar Chavez, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and children.
Physical Location: New ID No. 429.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Laura Rodriguez; 1997;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a concrete freeway support pillar in Chicano Park depicts the face of Laura Rodriguez above an Aztec holding serpents. Hands fill in the horizontal portion of the column. Rodriguez founded one of the first health clinics for the Chicano community in San Diego.
Physical Location: New ID No. 279.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Laura Rodriguez; 1997;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a concrete freeway support pillar in Chicano Park depicts the face of Laura Rodriguez above an Aztec holding serpents. Hands fill in the horizontal portion of the column. Rodriguez founded one of the first Chicano health clinics in San Diego.
Physical Location: New ID No. 320.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Laura Rodriguez; 1997;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a concrete freeway support pillar in Chicano Park depicts the face of Laura Rodriguez above an Aztec holding serpents. Hands fill in the horizontal portion of the column. This photo is taken from across the street.
Physical Location: New ID No. 336.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Laura Rodriguez; 1997;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a concrete freeway support pillar in Chicano Park depicts the face of Laura Rodriguez above an Aztec holding serpents. Hands fill in the horizontal portion of the column.
Physical Location: New ID No. 423.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Mike Amador Market; 2000;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an exterior wall of Mike Amador Market, San Diego, depicts a Native American man.
Physical Location: New ID No. 237.
Physical Description: Murals
 

No Apartheid - Wall of Justice; n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of the mural before restoration.
Physical Location: New ID No. 168.
Physical Description: Murals
 

No Apartheid - Wall of Justice Revival; n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural depicts Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Coretta Scott King, Chief Joseph, and Mahatma Gandhi, part of the No Apartheid Mural?
Physical Location: New ID No. 165.
Physical Description: Murals
 

No Apartheid - Wall of Justice - Revival 2002; 2002;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: 8' x 150'; Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on the corner of 32nd Street and Imperial Avenue was restored by Mario Torero and FUERZA for the Bronze Triangle. This photo was taken before the restoration.
Physical Location: New ID No. 132.
Physical Description: Murals
 

No Apartheid - Wall of Justice Revival (detail); n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Stockton, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on a low wall in the Bronze triangle is a refurbishment of an older anti-apartheid mural. This detail depicts Bishop Desmond Tutu, Winnie Mandela, and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and a banner of the word "Justice".
Physical Location: New ID No. 407.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Revolucion Continua; 2003;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on the side panel of the Laura Rodriguez mural depicts Emiliano Zapata and Subcomandante Marcos. Text reads, "La Revolucion Continua Chiapas Zapata EZLN Vive Marcos Somos".
Physical Location: New ID No. 331.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Revolucion Continua; 2003;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on the side panel of the Laura Rodriguez mural depicts Emiliano Zapata and Subcomandante Marcos. Text reads, "La Revolucion Continua Chiapas Zapata EZLN Vive Marcos Somos".
Physical Location: New ID No. 403.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Sherman Unidos Barrio Mural; n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Sherman, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an unidentified outdoor wall depicts people shaking hands, la Virgen de Guadalupe, an Aztec warrior carrying a woman, pyramids, Quetzalcoatl, and Emiliano Zapata among the multitude of images.
Physical Location: New ID No. 153.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Sherman Youth; 1981;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Sherman. San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on the exterior walls of an apartment building on the corner of K and 20th Streets, Barrio Sherman, San Diego, depicts an Aztec reading, the Liberty Bell, a cityscape of San Diego, children, a garden, ancianos, a pachuco, a lowrider, and the word Sherman in Gothic (Olde English) script.
Physical Location: New ID No. 130.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Sherman Youth; 1981;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Sherman, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on the outside of an apartment building in Barrio Sherman depicts a demonstration march, a lowrider, a pachuco holding the scales of justice, ancianos in a garden, and a woman in a triangle.
Physical Location: New ID No. 174.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Sherman Youth; 1984;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Sherman, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of an acrylic mural exhibiting some deterioration on the exterior wall of an apartment building in Barrio Sherman, San Diego. The subject is an Aztec reading a book titled "Our History". He stands in the clouds above the city of San Diego. There is also a pyramid in the clouds. In the foreground, three Native Americans ride horses. To their right are images of Mexican revolutionaries.
Physical Location: New ID No. 149.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Sherman Youth; 1984;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Sherman, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; no. of slides: many. Comments/Description: Mural on the outside of an apartment building in Barrio Sherman depicts a demonstration march, a lowrider, a pachuco holding the scales of justice, ancianos in a garden, and a woman in a triangle.
Physical Location: New ID No. 183.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Sherman Youth; n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Sherman, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of the front of the apartment building where the mural depicts a demonstration march, a lowrider, a pachuco, ancianos, and a woman in a triangle..
Physical Location: New ID No. 163.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Tierra Mía (detail); 1999;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Unknown paint on a concrete freeway pillar in Chicano Pillar. Detail is of the side panel, with an image of Che Guevara, a "Stop the Violence" emblem, and two Brown berets. Che's face has been vandalized.
Physical Location: New ID No. 295.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1979;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on an exterior wall of a building bearing the sign "Roller Skates" depicts a woman in the sky with the phases of the moon at her fingertips, a surfer, a child holding a balloon with the words "Kids Have Rights", hibiscus flowers, a map of the Western hemisphere, a Native American with a scroll reading "This Land is Ours", and many peoples' faces.
Physical Location: New ID No. 178.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1995;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on a concrete freeway support pillar in Chicano Park. Across the top is a set of sharp teeth. The mouth contains fire. The side panel features a calavera with the words "Chale con 187". Further down is the word "Struggle" and an image of marching Brown Berets with United Farm Workers flags and signs.
Physical Location: New ID No. 281.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an unknown wall depicts a man with a torch riding a winged horse, a galaxy, a futuristic lowrider, and the faces of many people.
Physical Location: New ID No. 152.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall depicts a female construction worker, farm worker, and a teacher.
Physical Location: New ID No. 167.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on the exterior of an unknown building on 28th Street depicts a man holding a torch riding a winged horse, a futuristic lowrider, a United Farm Workers huelga eagle, and many faces from the various ethnicities.
Physical Location: New ID No. 173.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: ; Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: In the center of a large eye, a monk is the focus of concentrated light. Fire surrounds the iris and the white is filled with clouds. A dragon or serpent slithers in the cosmos outside the eye, where a Native American rides a horse.
Physical Location: New ID No. 180.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Portion of a mural in unknown media on an unknown wall depicts raised fists behind a row of heads, one of which wears a brown beret. In the background, two men shake hands beneath lettering in Gothic (Olde English) script.
Physical Location: New ID No. 373.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown) (detail); n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail is of a portion of a mural on an exterior wall at San Diego State University. A woman's gaze shatters skeletons beneath the word "Muerte".
Physical Location: New ID No. 156.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown) (detail); n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail is of a portion of a mural on an exterior wall at San Diego State University. A person in meditation has a large brain and floating orbs above his hands.
Physical Location: New ID No. 157.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown) [Save Barrio Logan]; n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on two sides of a Chicano Park freeway pillar depicts children covering their faces with their hands and reads, "Save Barrio Logan ¡Porque Nosotros [illegible]", "Barrio Pride", "We want a clean barrio and the Cesar Chavez Blvd", "We are planting trees", "We love our barrio Chicano Park maintain it!", "Clean Cakita Beach", "Crosby park Dump Site", and "We Must Clean Our Wa[ter]".
Physical Location: New ID No. 404.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown) [Why Us]; n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on two panels of a Chicano Park freeway column is in unknown media. The left panel appears to be the work of students. It is filled with designs, a Mexican flag, and the word "Coronado". The right panel depicts a calavera in a top hat and coat. Between his legs, a pipe spews toxic waste. Text above him reads, "Why Us", and on his jacket reads, "NASSCO (Asco) 32nd St". Text on his pants reads, "Southwest Marine North Island Amphib Base Teledyne Ryan".
Physical Location: New ID No. 405.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(titles unknown); n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on two sides of a Chicano park freeway column. The left panel depicts children sprayed with a green substance, possibly toxic waste, and the words, "Por Que". The right panel is an abstract design with a heart in the center and the word "Vida".
Physical Location: New ID No. 388.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribute to Roger Lucero; n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: The back of Torero's La Tierra Mía column features faces of unidentified people, except for Roger Lucero, Mother Teresa, and Fidel Castro. At the top of the column a child on a hand is enclosed in a circle.
Physical Location: New ID No. 275.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribute to Roger Lucero; n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: The back of Torero's La Tierra Mía column features faces of unidentified people, except for Roger Lucero, Mother Teresa, and Roger Lucero. At the top of the column a child on a hand is enclosed in a circle.
Physical Location: New ID No. 276.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribute to Roger Lucero; n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: The back of Torero's La Tierra Mía column features faces of unidentified people, except for Roger Lucero, Mother Teresa, and Fidel Castro. At the top of the column a child on a hand is enclosed in a circle.
Physical Location: New ID No. 384.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribute to Roger Lucero (side panel); n.d.;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a side panel of a Chicano Park freeway column depicts a fist with the word "Raza", a woman in a headdress, and a Brown Beret. Text reads, "Paz y Justicia Para la Raza Humana".
Physical Location: New ID No. 382.
Physical Description: Murals
 

We Are Not a Minority!!; 1978;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Estrada Courts Apartments, 3200-3300 Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior wall of the Estrada Courts, Los Angeles, depicts Che Guevara pointing his finger at the viewer. Text reads, "We Are Not a Minority!!". A dedication in the upper left corner reads, "In memorium [sic] to the Guerillero Heroico el Doctor Che Dia del Rebelde Internacional XI aniversario, Oct. 8th 1978".
Physical Location: New ID No. 219.
Physical Description: Murals
 

No Apartheid - Wall of Justice Revival; 2002;

artist: Torero, Mario and community volunteers;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Stockton, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on a low wall at 32nd Street and Imperial Avenue, San Diego, (Oceanview and 30th, according to documentation) is a restoration of an older, anti-Apartheid mural. New inspirational figures have been painted in. In this photo, Cesar Chávez, the Dalai Lama, Jesus Christ, Bishop Oscar Romero, and Corazon Aquino are visible.
Physical Location: New ID No. 233.
Physical Description: Murals
 

No Apartheid - Wall of Justice Revival; 2002;

artist: Torero, Mario and community volunteers;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Stockton, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on a low wall at 32nd Street and Imperial Avenue, San Diego, (Oceanview and 30th, according to documentation) is a restoration of an older, anti-Apartheid mural. New inspirational figures have been painted in. In this photo, Cesar Chávez, the Dalai Lama, Jesus Christ, Bishop Oscar Romero, Corazon Aquino, Bishop Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela, Mother Teresa, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. are visible.
Physical Location: New ID No. 234.
Physical Description: Murals
 

No Apartheid - Wall of Justice Revival; 2002;

artist: Torero, Mario and community volunteers;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Stockton, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on a low wall at 32nd Street and Imperial Avenue, San Diego, (Oceanview and 30th, according to documentation) is a restoration of an older, anti-Apartheid mural. New inspirational figures have been painted in. In this photo, Bishop Oscar Romero, Corazon Aquino, Bishop Desmond Tutu, and Nelson Mandela are visible.
Physical Location: New ID No. 235.
Physical Description: Murals
 

No Apartheid - Wall of Justice Revival; 2002;

artist: Torero, Mario and community volunteers;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Stockton, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on a low wall at 32nd Street and Imperial Avenue, San Diego, (Oceanview and 30th, according to documentation) is a restoration of an older, anti-Apartheid mural. New inspirational figures have been painted in. In this photo, Cesar Chávez, the Dalai Lama, Jesus Christ, Bishop Oscar Romero, Corazon Aquino, Bishop Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela, and Mother Teresa are visible.
Physical Location: New ID No. 236.
Physical Description: Murals
 

No Apartheid - Wall of Justice Revival; 2002;

artist: Torero, Mario and community volunteers;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Stockton, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on a low wall at 32nd Street and Imperial Avenue, San Diego, (Oceanview and 30th, according to documentation) is a restoration of an older, anti-Apartheid mural. New inspirational figures have been painted in. In this photo, Bishop Oscar Romero, Corazon Aquino, Bishop Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela, Mother Teresa, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. are visible.
Physical Location: New ID No. 237.
Physical Description: Murals
 

No Retrofitting; 1996;

artist: Torero, Mario and Karmen Kalo;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Chicano Park, San Diego, CA; slide photographer: James Prigoff; no. of slides: 2. Comments/Description: Mural in unknown paint on a Chicano Park freeway column reads, "No Retrofitting Saturday March 23 1996 9AM Save Chicano Park!".
Physical Location: New ID No. Cat.8 010 (1-2).
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Tierra Mía; n.d.;

artist: Torero, Mario and Martinez;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of two sides of a painted freeway column. The front depicts a man swinging an axe beneath the words "La Tierra Mia". The background is alternating rays of sunlight in yellow and orange. The side of the column features a green, indigenously-stylized bird, the words "We are not a minority" with a pointing image of Che Guevara, a "No" emblem with the words "Stop the Violence", and two chicanos, one in a brown beret.
Physical Location: New ID No. 265.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Tierra Mía; n.d.;

artist: Torero, Mario and Martinez;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media depicts a man swinging an axe beneath the words "La Tierra Mia". The background is alternating rays of sunlight in yellow and orange.
Physical Location: New ID No. 413.
Physical Description: Murals
 

La Tierra Mía; n.d.;

artist: Torero, Mario and Martinez;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of two sides of a painted freeway column. The front depicts a man swinging an axe beneath the words "La Tierra Mia". The background is alternating rays of sunlight in yellow and orange. The side of the column features a green, indigenously-stylized bird, the words "We are not a minority" with a pointing image of Che Guevara, a "No" emblem with the words "Stop the Violence", and two chicanos, one in a brown beret.
Physical Location: New ID No. 415.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Brooklyn Elementary; 2002;

artist: Torero, Mario and Rocco Satoshi;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on the front of Brooklyn Elementary features many angular designs, stars, spirals, and human and animal figures.
Physical Location: New ID No. 139.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 2002;

artist: Torero, Mario and students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on a concrete freeway wall depicts a chrysanthemum, a United Farm Workers eagle and its reflection, la Virgen de Guadalupe, a fetus, the heads of two snakes in a circle, the crucified Jesus Christ, a design in purple reminiscent of the Aztec sun calendar, a banner wrapping around the Earth with the words "Tierra Liberación Revolución", and a Mesoamerican pyramid.
Physical Location: New ID No. 330.
Physical Description: Murals
 

We Saved Our Murals; 1999;

artist: Torero, Mario and students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete wall alongside the freeway depicts a man hoeing, the Earth held by many hands of different colors, Chicanos behind a banner with the words "We Saved Our Murals!", and a brown fist breaking free of chains beneath the Mexican, Cuban, Palestinian, Israeli, U.S., and United Farm Workers flags.
Physical Location: New ID No. 321.
Physical Description: Murals
 

We Saved Our Murals (detail); 1997;

artist: Torero, Mario and students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete wall alongside the freeway depicts a man hoeing, the Earth held by many hands of different colors, Chicanos behind a banner with the words "We Saved Our Murals!", and a brown fist breaking free of chains beneath the Mexican, Cuban, Palestinian, Israeli, U.S., and United Farm Workers flags.
Physical Location: New ID No. 379.
Physical Description: Murals
 

We Saved Our Murals (detail); 1997;

artist: Torero, Mario and students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete wall alongside the freeway depicts a man hoeing, the Earth held by many hands of different colors, Chicanos behind a banner with the words "We Saved Our Murals!", and a brown fist breaking free of chains beneath the Mexican, Cuban, Palestinian, Israeli, U.S., and United Farm Workers flags.
Physical Location: New ID No. 400.
Physical Description: Murals
 

We Saved Our Murals (detail); 1997;

artist: Torero, Mario and students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete wall alongside the freeway depicts a Mayan face and the text "Barrio Logan It's The Most Polluted".
Physical Location: New ID No. 401.
Physical Description: Murals
 

We Saved Our Murals (detail); 1997;

artist: Torero, Mario and students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete wall alongside the freeway depicts a man pushing alcoholism and violence out of Barrio Logan with a stick.
Physical Location: New ID No. 402.
Physical Description: Murals
 

We Saved Our Murals (detail); 1999;

artist: Torero, Mario and students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on a concrete wall alongside the freeway depicts a man hoeing, the Earth held by many hands of different colors, Chicanos behind a banner with the words "We Saved Our Murals!", and a brown fist breaking free of chains beneath the Mexican, Cuban, Palestinian, Israeli, U.S., and United Farm Workers flags. Detail is of a man rolling weapons and alcoholism out of Barrio Logan. Text reads, "Barrio Logan It's The Most Polluted".
Physical Location: New ID No. 322.
Physical Description: Murals
 

We Saved Our Murals (detail); 2002;

artist: Torero, Mario and students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a Chicano Park concrete wall depicts a runner with a torch, a teocalli, a lowrider, a Mayan, an ear (?), a man rolling alcoholism and violence out of Barrio Logan, a globe between two hands, and many other images.
Physical Location: New ID No. 367.
Physical Description: Murals
 

We Saved Our Murals (detail); 2002;

artist: Torero, Mario and students;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a Chicano Park concrete wall depicts a globe between two hands, Chicanos behind a sign reading "We Saved Our Murals", and a fist breaking out of chains.
Physical Location: New ID No. 368.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Rage of La Raza and Chicano Park Logo; 1975?;

artist: Torero, Mario et al.;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: The logo for Chicano Park features a Map of the U.S. with Aztlán in red. The upper portion of the mural features a man with a distrustful look in his eye and a nude woman pointing a gun at the viewer.
Physical Location: New ID No. 267.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Rage of La Raza and Chicano Park Logo; 1975?;

artist: Torero, Mario et al.;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: The logo for Chicano Park features a Map of the U.S. with Aztlán in red. The upper portion of the mural features a man with a distrustful look in his eye and a nude woman pointing a gun at the viewer. On the left side of the column is a calavera, and above it are cosmic elements.
Physical Location: New ID No. 268.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Rage of La Raza and Chicano Park Logo; 1975?;

artist: Torero, Mario et al.;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: The logo for Chicano Park features a Map of the U.S. with Aztlán in red. The upper portion of the mural features a man with a distrustful look in his eye and a nude woman pointing a gun at the viewer.
Physical Location: New ID No. 424.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Cosmic Clowns; 1975;

artist: Torero, Mario Pablo de la Rosa Tomas Casteneda and Felipe Barbosa;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Three brightly-colored faces at the top of the column display unusual traits. They are on a starry background. In the center of the column, a serpent is wrapped around a heart with a knife through it. At the bottom of the column is a phantasmal figure in white.
Physical Location: New ID No. 270.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Barrio Logan Trolley Station (part of Kelco Historical Mural); 1993;

artist: Torres; Salvador;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Logan, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on the exterior of the Kelco building. This portion, just in front of the Barrio Logan trolley station, depicts a conchero blowing a conch, musicians and dancers in the Chicano Park kiosco, an anciana with children, and a man holding a large tuna fish.
Physical Location: New ID No. 371.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Barrio Logan Trolley Station (part of Kelco Historical Mural); 1993;

artist: Torres; Salvador;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Logan, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on the exterior of the Kelco building. This portion, near the Barrio Logan trolley station, depicts marine invertebrates and fish and a kelp leaf.
Physical Location: New ID No. 372.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Barrio Logan Trolley Station (part of Kelco Historical Mural); 1993;

artist: Torres; Salvador;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Logan, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on the exterior of the Kelco building. This portion, near the Barrio Logan trolley station, depicts a conchero blowing into a conch.
Physical Location: New ID No. 374.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Kelco Historical Mural; 1993;

artist: Torres; Salvador;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Logan Trolley Station, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Upper portion of mural depicts kelp leaves and air bladders. Lower portion depicts marine life, children, and a rendition of the Chicano Park kiosco.
Physical Location: New ID No. 009.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Kelco Historical Mural; 1993;

artist: Torres; Salvador;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Logan, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Acrylic mural on the exterior of the Kelco building. This photo is of all the mural that is visible without rounding the building's corner.
Physical Location: New ID No. 375.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Pintando la Frontera (detail); 1997;

artist: UTI (Using Third I);
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tijuana; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A large aerosol mural extends across an entire brick wall and around the corner. Detail is of the portion of the mural around the corner from the "Pintando la Frontera" portion. It depicts, from left to right, a nude woman behind barbed wire in front of a cityscape, (text in the sky above the city reads, "Ciudad Desnuda / Madre Tierra que Grita / Niños de la Calle Se Pierden / En la Miseria de la Ciudad... / ...Un Alurin / Tipo Los Doors / We Live Al Otro lado / En El Mundo de Los Sueños / Donde cualquier Cosa / Puede Pasar... / Los Antepasados / Creando un Cambio / Un Futuro / Un Nuevo Amanecer") a child, a bearded man with long hair (possibly Jim Morrison), a bomb by Nuke, a calavera, the acronym "FZLN", Emiliano Zapata, a UFO, a depiction of Carlos Salinas de Gortari as the chupacabras with the word "El Chupa Patria", and a bomb by UTI. Text above the FZLN reads, "¡¡Paz Justicia Democracia Dignidad!!".
Physical Location: New ID No. 013.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Cosmic Woman/Mujer Cósmica and Female Inteligentsia (The Woman Hold Up the Universe); 1975;

artist: Villa, Esteban and Royal Chicano Air Force Mujeres Muralistas;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Pro-line vinyl paints on concrete Chicano Park freeway support pillars. The column on the left is Esteban Villa's Mujer Cósmica, and the one on the right is Female Intelligentsia or The Woman Hold Up the Universe by the Royal Chicano Air Force Mujeres Muralistas.
Physical Location: New ID No. 296.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Charles Lindbergh; n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Commuter Terminal, San Diego International Airport, 3225 N. Harbor Drive, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on the exterior of a building at the San Diego airport depicts Charles Lindbergh on a blue background.
Physical Location: New ID No. 201.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Creating the Feast; 1999;

artist: Whalen; Jon Jay;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on the exterior of an unknown building depicts grocers at work.
Physical Location: New ID No. 198.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Creating the Feast; 1999;

artist: Whalen; Jon Jay;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on the exterior of the UFCW building depicts a butcher at work.
Physical Location: New ID No. 199.
Physical Description: Murals
 

South East SD; 1993;

artist: Wis B.;
Physical Description: slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on a brick wall topped with barbed wire. Image is of a man's head emerging from a long series of convoluted pipes, whose origin is a spray can. Text reads "South East SD", "Often N SH SE", "Often Angel", and "Diego Town 1993". Text on the spray can reads, "Danger".
Physical Location: New ID No. 008.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1993;

artist: Youth St. Program;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior corrugated iron wall depicts the heads of a tiger and a gorilla, an owl, and a zebra.
Physical Location: New ID No. 027.
Physical Description: Murals
 

(title unknown); 1993;

artist: Youth St. Program;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural on an exterior corrugated iron wall depicts the heads of a tiger and a gorilla.
Physical Location: New ID No. 026.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Back Atch Ya Wit Da Realness, detail of Stoopid; 1997;

artist: Zodak;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Detail is of the second panel of the "Stoopid" mural. Three red faces exhale smoke. The face in the middle wears a baseball cap with the letters "SD". Text reads, "Back Atch Ya Wit Da Realness". The pillar to the left of the indentation reads, "LPSD Starring Grand Mixer Steven Flex" and the one on the right features Zodak's signature.
Physical Location: New ID No. 080.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Skratch (interior); 1998;

artist: Zodak;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Aerosol mural on an interior cinder block wall of the Tribal warehouse or shop depicts a man in ski goggles and a parka. His face is partially obscured by a rack of clothing. The background is red with orange clouds. The mural is signed and dated in gold in the lower right corner.
Physical Location: New ID No. 063.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal Shop; 2003;

artist: Zodak;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Piece by Zodak features ethereal skulls within the "O". The rest of the name is spelled out in green. A face next to the piece has stitches across the forehead and blood on the chin.
Physical Location: New ID No. 045.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal Shop; 2003;

artist: Zodak;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Wide view of a corner of the Tribal shop with Zodak's piece and part of another mural. The piece by Zodak features ethereal skulls within the "O". The rest of the name is spelled out in green. A face next to the piece has stitches across the forehead and blood on the chin.
Physical Location: New ID No. 046.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal Warehouse; 1995;

artist: Zodak;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Piece by Zodak on interior wall of warehouse features a skull with a bloodshot eye in the "O". The remaining letters are in white, green, black, and orange.
Physical Location: New ID No. 055.
Physical Description: Murals
 

Tribal Warehouse; 1995;

artist: Zodak and Joker;
Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is a wide view of the interior of the Tribal Warehouse, with boxes and merchandise. Zodak's and Joker's pieces are visible on the back wall.
Physical Location: New ID No. 058.
Physical Description: Murals
 

23rd Street (in progress); 1993;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of the artist Ernesto Paul at work on a mural of a river for El Arroyo Laundromat.
Physical Location: New ID No. 025.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Arline and Jim Prigoff; 1997;

Physical Description: Site/Location: Barrio Logan, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Jim and Arline Prigoff pose in front of a mural of the word "Logan" in Gothic script.
Physical Location: New ID No. 420.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Arturo Singh; 2003;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of the artist Arturo Singh in Chicano Park near the kiosco. He is wearing a shirt with a man disposing of a swastika.
Physical Location: New ID No. 334.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Ballpark Under Construction; 2003;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of the construction of a San Diego ballpark (Padres Stadium?).
Physical Location: New ID No. 351.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Belfast; 1997;

Physical Description: Site/Location: Belfast, Ireland; slide photographer: Bill Rolston; Comments/Description: Photo is of a mural inauguration in Belfast Ireland. In the background, Victor Ochoa's mural (in progress) is visible.
Physical Location: New ID No. 218.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Bridge People in Progress; 1978;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in unknown media on a Chicano Park freeway column depicts Chicanos in tones of yellow and gray across the horizontal portion of the mural. They stand in front of the flag of Aztlán. Where the horizontal and vertical portions meet, a circle contains an image of a teocalli holding up the freeway. In the lower portion of the mural, Freeway columns in many colors take on the shapes of raised fists.
Physical Location: New ID No. 344.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Buster; 1993;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego, California; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of the artist "Buster" (Jesse Ortiz) in front of a mural featuring his name and a face that is half-calavera and half-clown. His jacket has a patch with his name and another featuring the five-circled symbol of Krylon aerosol spraypaint.
Physical Location: New ID No. 022.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Centro Graf "Battle"; 1993;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Victor Ochoa and two writers stand in front of a portable mural outside the Centro Cultural de la Raza building featuring a bald writer wearing a mask connected to a can of spraypaint. He stands next to an tag which is obscured by the artists.
Physical Location: New ID No. 039.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Community Restoration; 1984;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Scaffolding stands in front of the Master Plan mural for a community restoration project.
Physical Location: New ID No. 349.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Danzante Azteca; 1997;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of a danzante Azteca in Chicano Park. She is only partially visible.
Physical Location: New ID No. 377.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

The Desecration of Chavez; 2003;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A television crew interviews Mario and Pablo Torero about the desecration of Cesar Chávez.
Physical Location: New ID No. 355.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

The Desecration of Chavez; 2003;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A television crew interviews Mario and Pablo Torero about the desecration of Cesar Chávez.
Physical Location: New ID No. 356.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Mario Torero; 1997;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of Mario Torero in Chicano Park with his eyes closed.
Physical Location: New ID No. 397.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Mural in Progress; n.d.;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Mural in progress depicts a man in a white coat in front of a flowerpot. Children, some armed, huddle around. Crosses in squares have the numbers 40, 50, 60, and 70 beneath them.
Physical Location: New ID No. 332.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

(title unknown) in Progress; 1978;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Scaffolding obstructs a view of a Chicano Park freeway column mural in progress by Michael Schnorr and Raul Espinoza. Two snakes wrapped around a tree with their heads at the top. A soaring eagle is at very top of column. On either side of the tree are figures of Mexican and Chicano heroes, including Cesar Chavez, Emiliano Zapata, a farm worker, Benito Juarez, Miguel Hidalgo, and a scene of the conquest with a mission.
Physical Location: New ID No. 329.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

(title unknown) in Progress; 1979;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of Vidal Aguirre's mural of an Aztec aiming an arrow at the sun in progress. Scaffolding obstructs the view.
Physical Location: New ID No. 294.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Torero and a Sculpture; 1997;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of Mario Torero standing next to a statue of a large arrow in Chicano Park.
Physical Location: New ID No. 398.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Tribal Team, Bobby Ruiz President; n.d.;

Physical Description: Site/Location: Tribal Streetwear, 4506 Federal Boulevard Suite D, San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Bobby Ruiz is a young entrepreneur who has brought graffiti art to the world of urban fashion. In his store/warehouse, he permits graffiti artists to paint on the walls. Here he is pictured among his employees outside the business.
Physical Location: New ID No. 044.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Vandalism; 2003;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of vandalism suffered by a Chicano Park mural, possibly one by Michael Schnorr. Large splashes of white paint affect the upper portion, while the lower portion has been vandalized with spraypaint. The word "Putos" has been written over descriptive text at the bottom of the mural.
Physical Location: New ID No. 307.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Vandalism; n.d.;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of vandalism suffered by a Chicano Park mural, possibly one by Michael Schnorr. Large splashes of white paint affect the upper portion, while the lower portion has been vandalized with spray paint. The word "Putos" has been written over descriptive text at the bottom of the mural.
Physical Location: New ID No. 260.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Victor Ochoa and Michael Schnorr; 1984 ;

Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of the artists Victor Ochoa and Michael Schnorr holding a plan for the Voz Libre: The Life of Pedro J. Gonzalez mural.
Physical Location: New ID No. 337.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Victor Ochoa Painting; 1997;

Physical Description: Site/Location: Belfast, Ireland; slide photographer: Bill Rolston; Comments/Description: Photo is of Victor Ochoa atop scaffolding. He holds a paintbrush and part of a mural in progress is visible behind him. The photographer's documentation places this photo in Belfast, Ireland.
Physical Location: New ID No. 217.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

(title unknown); 1997;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of a textile on display on a wall at an exhibition at the Centro Cultural de la Raza. It features images of airplanes, ships, and other modes of transportation. There are also images of tanks and firearms. Text in Arabic at the top and bottom of the cloth is illegible. Michael Schnorr brought this rug to San Diego from Afghanistan as an example of art as an expression of repression.
Physical Location: New ID No. 227.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Centro Elemental; 1999 ;

artist: Centro Cultural de la Raza;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of several works at the Centro Elemental exhibition at the Centro Cultural de la Raza, San Diego.
Physical Location: New ID No. 240.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Centro Elemental; 1999 ;

artist: Centro Cultural de la Raza;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of several works at the Centro Elemental exhibition at the Centro Cultural de la Raza, San Diego.
Physical Location: New ID No. 241.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Ningun Ser Humano es Ilegal Exhibition; 1996;

artist: Centro Cultural de la Raza;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Two exhibition attendees standing outside the Centro Cultural de la Raza look at a large sign above the Centro doorway with the title of the exhibition and images of the Statue of Liberty and barbed wire.
Physical Location: New ID No. 215.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

No Human Being is Illegal Exhibit; 1997;

artist: Centro Cultural de la Raza;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is from a Centro Cultural de la Raza exhibit. A large banner features images of the Statue of Liberty and barbed wire. Text reads, "No Human Being is Illegal". Many other works are also on display.
Physical Location: New ID No. 137.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Snake Wall Event; 1999;

artist: Centro Cultural de la Raza?;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of a man speaking into a microphone to event attendees.
Physical Location: New ID No. 096.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

I Don't Go There (in progress); 1999;

artist: Cook-Dizney; Brett;
Physical Description: Site/Location: University of California, San Diego, La Jolla; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Black outlines on yellow paper will be filled in for a Cook-Dizney project at the University of California, San Diego called "I Don't Go There".
Physical Location: New ID No. 202.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

Voz Libre in Progress; 1984;

artist: Ochoa, Victor and team;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of three canvas panels of the Voz Libre mural hanging on a Centro wall.
Physical Location: New ID No. 166.
Physical Description: Non-Center Activities and Programs
 

(title unknown); 1997;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A large painting in unknown paint on brown paper depicts the chaos of war. A television screen is integrated into the work. From an exhibition at the Centro Cultural de la Raza.
Physical Location: New ID No. 228.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

(title unknown); 1999;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A writer (graffiti artist) emerges from the center of a record that hand is scratching. Text on the record reads, "Spinning Infinite knowledge Propeling [sic] to those Without a Voice." From the Centro Elemental exhibit at the Centro Cultural de la Raza, San Diego.
Physical Location: New ID No. 206.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

(title unknown); 1999;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: This three-dimensional work is composed of old spray cans attached to a square base and painted over in many colors, creating a uniformly rough surface.
Physical Location: New ID No. 242.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

(title unknown); n.d.;

artist: Artist Unknown;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Watercolor painting depicts two cupped hands holding a cup, a bone, and musical instruments, which appear to have come from three sprawled out bodies at the base of a semicircle of skulls. Behind the hands is a Gothic cathedral.
Physical Location: New ID No. 214.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

I Don't Go There; 1999;

artist: Cook-Dizney; Brett;
Physical Description: Site/Location: University of California, San Diego, La Jolla; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Images are of a bald man's face and a woman's face.
Physical Location: New ID No. 203.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

I Don't Go There; 1999;

artist: Cook-Dizney; Brett;
Physical Description: Site/Location: University of California, San Diego, La Jolla; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Images are of women's faces.
Physical Location: New ID No. 204.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

I Don't Go There; 1999;

artist: Cook-Dizney; Brett;
Physical Description: Site/Location: University of California, San Diego, La Jolla; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Images are of four faces side by side.
Physical Location: New ID No. 205.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

(titles unknown); n.d.;

artist: Doze;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Photo is of three canvasses on a wall. They are a mixture of graffiti style, abstraction, and stencils.
Physical Location: New ID No. 127.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

(title unknown); 1984;

artist: Espinoza; R.;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A Huichol-style yarn painting from an exhibition at the Centro Cultural de la Raza depicts a young woman carrying a basket on her head.
Physical Location: New ID No. 229.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

(title unknown); 1984;

artist: Espinoza; R.;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: A Huichol-style yarn painting from an exhibition at the Centro Cultural de la Raza depicts a woman in a rebozo carrying an infant.
Physical Location: New ID No. 230.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

(title unknown); 1991;

artist: Gonzalez; Salvador;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Painting displayed at a Centro Cultural de la Raza exhibition depicts a man and his dog changing a tire.
Physical Location: New ID No. 257.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

(title unknown); 1991;

artist: Gonzalez; Salvador;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Painting displayed at a Centro Cultural de la Raza exhibition depicts a calavera playing Lotería.
Physical Location: New ID No. 258.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

(title unknown); 1984;

artist: Laguna; Juan;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Painting in unknown media is of a man whose hands and thumbs are bound. He is in the custody of two armed men in green uniforms. A third uniformed man detains a man on the ground. In front of the arrested man are two women in rebozos and a man in a red helmet. A multitude of elderly gentlemen with white hair watch the affair from the other side of a chain-link fence.
Physical Location: New ID No. 134.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

Centro Elemental; 1999;

artist: Sealz;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Painting in unknown media announces the first aerosol mural in Chicano Park. Images are of concrete freeway support pillars. Text reads, "The Border Art Workshop/Taller de Arte Fronterizo Will Help Sponsor the First Aerosol Mural in Chicano Park".
Physical Location: New ID No. 197.
Physical Description: Paintings
 

(title unknown) [Chicano Park Fountain Sculpture]; 1997;

artist: Jaquez; Raul;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Two calaveras behind a sun with the ollin symbol are on a cylindrical base covered with multicolored square tiles. The base is in the center of a fountain in Chicano Park, and one skeleton holds an eagle.
Physical Location: New ID No. 381.
Physical Description: Sculpture
 

(title unknown) [Chicano Park Fountain Sculpture]; 1997;

artist: Jaquez; Raul;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Two calaveras behind a sun with the ollin symbol are on a cylindrical base covered with multicolored square tiles. The base is in the center of a fountain in Chicano Park, and one skeleton holds an eagle.
Physical Location: New ID No. 399.
Physical Description: Sculpture
 

Chavez Sculpture; 2003;

artist: Torero; Mario;
Physical Description: Site/Location: San Diego; slide photographer: James Prigoff; Comments/Description: Image is of Cesar Chavez holding the hands of two children. This work is probably not a sculpture in the traditional sense, in that it is not meant to be viewed from all sides. It appears to be a freestanding cutout.
Physical Location: New ID No. 354.
Physical Description: Sculpture