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La Raza/Galeria Posada. La Raza's Quinceañero : 11 prints by Chicano artists, 1987.

Title: La Raza's Quinceañero : 11 prints by Chicano artists, 1987.

A collection of 11 prints issued in celebration of the 15-year anniversary of the organization. Includes a color catalogue giving background notes on the represented artists, with an introduction by Philip (Pike) Santos, 1988.

ArchivalResource: 2 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122566264 View

Montoya, Jose.̌. Jose ̌Montoya Papers,1969-2001.

Title: Jose ̌Montoya Papers,1969-2001.

The collection includes drafts of poems, publications and photographs.

ArchivalResource: 3.5 linear ft. (11 boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/56193854 View

Royal Chicano Air Force (RCAF). Royal Chicano Air Force screen prints from the collection of Tere Romo, 1970-2002.

Title: Royal Chicano Air Force screen prints from the collection of Tere Romo, 1970-2002.

ArchivalResource: 52 prints in 1 print box and 42 prints in 4 map folders.

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Guide to the Ricardo Sánchez Papers, 1941-1995

Title: Guide to the Ricardo Sánchez Papers, 1941-1995

The Sánchez Papers include the personal and professional papers of Ricardo Sánchez and occupy 66 linear feet. The collection consists of 91 letter and legal length manuscript bozes, four half-sized manuscript boxes, four print boxes and eight flat boxes for over-sized materials, 18 video cassette storage boxes, three audio cassette boxes, and one map case folder. The Papers are divided into the following series: Manuscripts by Sánchez Correspondence Personal Papers and Memorabilia Subject Files Publications by Sánchez Manuscripts by Other Authors Publications by Other Authors Photographs Audiovisual Materials

ArchivalResource: 66 linear feet.

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Felver, Christopher, 1946-. Chris Felver photographs of 20th century American poets, 1981-2003.

Title: Chris Felver photographs of 20th century American poets, 1981-2003.

Flat Box 1, Folder 1: 1 & 2. Denise Levertov, 3. Amiri Baraka, 4. Robert Creeley, Peter Orlovsky, Allen Ginsberg; 5. Larry Eigner, 6. Gregory Corso, Michael McClure, Allen Ginsberg; 7. Tom Clark, 8. Jess, 9. "The Beat Grid, " 10. Allen Ginsberg, Philip Glass; 11. Elsa Dorfman, 12. Adrienne Cecile Rich, 13. Allen Ginsberg, Gary Snyder, 14. Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Allen Ginsberg, Beat Exhibition, De Young Museum, 1996, 15. Robert Creeley, 1982. 16. Tillie Olsen [printed 1999], 17 & 18. Denise Levertov [printed 1999]. Flat Box 1, Folder 2: Georg Baselitz, 1989; R.B. Kitaj, 1989; Francesco Clemente, 1988; Angela Davis, 1995; Stan Brakhage, 1982; Joe Brainard, 1985; Alex Katz, 1985; Donald Sultan, 1992; Richard Brautigan, 1981; Tom Clark, 1995; Clark Coolidge, 1985; Fielding Dawson, 2000; Robert Hass, 1999; Robert Pinsky, 2000; and Hubert Selby, 1995. Flat Box 1, Folder 3: José Montoya, 2000; Dixie Salazar, 2000; Barry Gifford, 2000; Luis Omar Salinas, 2000; Francisco X. Alarcón, 2000; David Oliveira, 2001; Piri Thomas, 2000; Gary Soto, 1984; Lucha Corpi, 1985; John Rechy, 1996. Flat Box 1 Folder 4: Allen Ginsberg's grave, 2003. Robert Creeley filmed at Naropa, 1994. Accession 2004-275. Flat Box 1, Folder 5: 1. Robert Duncan and Robert Creeley, 1981, Berkeley, CA; 2. Robert Duncan, 1982; 3. Robert Creeley, 1982; 4. Ed Dorn, 1983; 5. Denise Levertov, 1983; 6. Allen Ginsberg, 1984 (on steps); 7. Allen Ginsberg, Robert Creeley, and student, 1983, Naropa Institute; 8. Gregory Corso, 1983, Boulder, CO; 9. Gregory Corso, William Burroughs, and Allen Ginsberg, 1983, Boulder, CO; 10. Allen Ginsberg, 1994, Lowell, MA. Small Map Folder 1: California Arts Council poster 2001: "Golden State Celebrates Poetry and Prose: A Writer For Everyone".

ArchivalResource: 55 black and white prints.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/754866687 View

Oral history interview with José and Malaquias Montoya

Title: Oral history interview with José and Malaquias Montoya

Interviews of brothers José and Malaquias Montoya conducted 1988 Feb. 28-June 2, by Eduardo Hernandez, for the Archives of American Art.

OralHistoryResource: Sound recording, master: 7 sound cassettes (ca. 11 hr.) : analog.Sound recording, duplicate: 7 sound cassettes.Transcript: 373 p.

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Oral history interview with José and Malaquias Montoya

Title: Oral history interview with José and Malaquias Montoya

Interviews of brothers José and Malaquias Montoya conducted 1988 Feb. 28-June 2, by Eduardo Hernandez, for the Archives of American Art.

OralHistoryResource: Sound recording, master: 7 sound cassettes (ca. 11 hr.) : analog.Sound recording, duplicate: 7 sound cassettes.Transcript: 373 p.

https://n2t.net/ark:/65665/mw95f7d2835-7877-4bd5-a60e-646ff617d62d View

Raul Salinas Papers

Title: Raul Salinas Papers

The materials in the collection span from the late 1950s through 1994, and they consist of printed, visual and oral texts. Raul Salinas' writing and political activism reflect a multiplicity of interests and a hybrid of influences. His poetry is formally influenced by the Beat Movement in American literature but derives much of its force from Chicano culture and politics. His literary and political work also evidences his debt to, and influence upon, the American Indian movement and Latin American politics; in this way, Salinas' work typically crosses national traditions and generic forms. The content of the collection is extensive and varied. Series I houses the original manuscripts of Salinas' published and unpublished poetry, essays, and journalism. For example, the original manuscripts of poems which ultimately compose Un Trip Through the Mind Jail y Otras Excursions (Pocho Che, 1980) are herein preserved. Also included are unpublished works such as El Embruje de mi Tio Juan and Tu Mujer; a collection of poetry; and several other manuscripts at varying levels of completion. Recent works represented in the collection are East of the Freeway: Reflections de mi Pueblo and Indio Trails: A Chicano Odyssey through Indian Country. Series II gathers correspondence from the mid-1960s through 1994. These materials trace Salinas' literary and political development through debate and dialogue with such figures as Americo Paredes, Tomas Rivera, Luis Valdez, Jose Montoya, Ricardo Sanchez, Reimundo "Tigre" Perez, Alurista, Juan Felipe Herrera, Fernando Algeria, Francisco Alarcon, Javier Pacheco, Gary Soto, Tomas Ybarra-Frausto, Nina Serrano, Roberto Vargas, Jose Angel Gutierrez, Jose Limon, Joseph Sommers, Stan Steiner, Carlota Cardenas Dwyer, Marcela Trujillo, Lauro Flores, Tom Parson, Juan Rodriguez, Juan Bruce-Novoa, Antonia Castaneda, Leonard Peltier, John Trudell, William Kunstler, and others, including many prisoners whom Salinas met during incarceration. Salinas' prison experiences, which date from 1957 through 1972, contributed significantly to his development as artist, activist, and scholar. Among other documents, Series III includes landmark litigation initiated by various prisoner-rights groups, of which Salinas was an active member. Salinas' activities with the American Indian Movement (A.I.M.) and the International Indian Treaty Council, for which he served as a delegate, spokesperson, and translator, are documented in Series X. This portion of the Collection includes official reports and position papers, many of which he co-authored, as well as internal correspondence related to such cases as Wounded Knee and the Pine Ridge incident, which ultimately involved Leonard Peltier. The Collection contains Salinas' assortment of rare literary and political texts, journals, magazines, and newspapers in Series VIII. Among these are Fuego de Aztlan (1976); Corazon de Aztlan (1971), La Voz de Aztlan (Vol. 1, Nos. 1-2), Aztlan de Leavenworth (1970-71); New Era (1970-71); La Raza (Vol. 1, Nos. 1-12), El Travieso (1969); Miquiztli (de Estanfort) (1972-1977); Canto al Pueblo (1978); El Pocho Che (all editions); Rasca Tripas (1970); Regeneracion (1970); Magazin (Vol. 1, Nos. 1-9); Sin Fronteras (all editions); Tejidos (all editions); and Con Safos (all editions) Additionally, Salinas has preserved original copies of all the journals, magazines, and anthologies where his work first appeared. The Collection houses various personal documents, photographs, videos, recordings, and an assortment of miscellaneous items such as fliers, posters, buttons, and decals (for instance, those of Floricanto, Canto al Pueblo, and other festivals). Series V contains the only still photos of performers at the First Annual Floricanto Festival held at the University of Southern California Campus in 1973, as well as numerous photos from the Huntsville, Leavenworth, and Marion prisons.

ArchivalResource: ca. 20 linear ft.

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Chicano - Latino artwork : original prints, 1978-2011.

Title: Chicano - Latino artwork : original prints, 1978-2011.

Original signed linocut prints by Emmanuel Montoya (10), Francisco Luna (2), and original signed serigraph prints by José Montoya (1) and Alfredo Zalce (3). Two by Emmanuel Montoya ("Homenaje a Lydia Mendoza" and "Trinidad Norteña") are housed on an oversize core-roll.

ArchivalResource: 16 prints (2 map folders and 1 roll)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/754865966 View

Mexican American artists : slides of the work of Laura Aguilar, Judith Baca, Delilah Montoya, and the CARA exhibit, 1997.

Title: Mexican American artists : slides of the work of Laura Aguilar, Judith Baca, Delilah Montoya, and the CARA exhibit, 1997.

The slides are primarily of the work of Laura Aguilar, Judith F. Baca, Delilah Montoya, and the CARA (Chicano Art Resistance and Affirmation) exhibit (included in this exhibit is the work of numerous artists). The cd's are reproductions of some of the work.

ArchivalResource: .5 linear ft. (503 slides and 9 cd's, each with ca. 100 slides)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122560593 View