People
Artists, writers and printers named in the archive.
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Painter · Centro de Arte Público
Painter and a founding figure of Centro de Arte Público. Bejarano assisted him on the fifty-foot City Scape mural on Floral Drive in East Los Angeles in 1980. The archive holds four works by Almaraz and a letter he wrote to Bejarano.
In the archive — 6
Painter, muralist · Centro de Arte Público
Member of Centro de Arte Público 1976–1980 and co-publisher of ChismeArte. He signed his work of this period Guillermo Bejarano, and the collective’s rosters carry that name. This archive is his.
In the archive — 3
Painter, muralist · Centro de Arte Público
Painter and muralist associated with Centro de Arte Público and with the United Farm Workers.
In the archive — 1
Printmaker · Centro de Arte Público
Master printer, often called the “Andy Warhol of the East Side.” Two of his prints are in the collection.
In the archive — 2
Painter · Centro de Arte Público
Painter associated with Centro de Arte Público. Photographed at work in the archive.
In the archive — 1
Painter, muralist · Centro de Arte Público
Painter and muralist, and the only woman member of the collective Los Four.
In the archive — 1
Painter, printmaker · Centro de Arte Público
Painter and printmaker. Photographed alongside Bejarano in the archive; two of his works are in the collection.
In the archive — 3
Painter, muralist · Centro de Arte Público
Painter and muralist known for large-scale pastel works of Los Angeles street life. His poster Prosperity is in the archive.
In the archive — 2
Painter · Los Four, associate of Centro de Arte Público
Painter, member of Los Four. Two works from his Crosses series are in the collection.
In the archive — 2
Painter · Centro de Arte Público
Painter associated with Centro de Arte Público.
Painter, muralist · Centro de Arte Público
Painter and muralist associated with Centro de Arte Público.
Writer, editor · Centro de Arte Público
Writer and editor associated with Centro de Arte Público and ChismeArte.
In the archive — 1
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Painter, sculptor · Los Four
Named on the Centro de Arte Público page as an associate of the collective.
Printmaker · Méchicano Art Center
Printmaker at the Méchicano Art Center. Two of his screenprints are in the archive.
In the archive — 2
Painter, printmaker
Painter and printmaker. Nopalitos Frescos is in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Printmaker
Printmaker. One work in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Painter, sculptor
Painter and sculptor; her Galería Las Américas hosted Bejarano in the 1995 group show Sol de Verano. Deity, 1979, is in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Artist, curator
Artist and curator, a central figure in the Bay Area Día de los Muertos tradition. One work in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Painter
Painter. One work in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Painter · Los Four
Painter, member of Los Four. His self-portrait was in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Artist · Self-Help Graphics
Artist, a co-founder of Self-Help Graphics & Art.
In the archive — 1
Sculptor
Sculptor. Derelict is in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Photographer
Photographer. One work in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Artist
Mayan Girl is in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Artist
Tiburcio Vásquez is in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Sculptor
California coastal walnut sculpture, 2014, in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Artist
One work in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Printmaker · Director, Taller de Gráfica Popular
Director of the Taller de Gráfica Popular in Mexico City. Two works in the collection.
In the archive — 2
Printmaker · Taller de Gráfica Popular
Printmaker of the Taller de Gráfica Popular. One work in the collection.
Printmaker · Taller de Gráfica Popular
La Pastorlera is in the collection.
In the archive — 1
Poet, mail artist
Chilean visual poet, author of Poesía Visiva en el Mundo, published through Ediciones OVUM in Montevideo. His 1976 sheet le monde comme il va is in the mail-art collection.
In the archive — 1
Graphic designer
Los Angeles graphic designer. One poster in the archive.
In the archive — 1
Publisher · Quinto Sol Publications
Anthropologist and publisher of Quinto Sol, the press that launched much of early Chicano literature. He wrote a poem in response to Bejarano’s Woman by the Stream.
Centro de Arte Público
1977–1979
Highland Park, Los Angeles
Méchicano Art Center
1969–1978
East Los Angeles
Self-Help Graphics & Art
1970–
East Los Angeles
El Concilio de Arte Popular
1970s
California
ChismeArte
1976–1980s
Los Angeles
Royal Chicano Air Force
1970–
Sacramento
Hecho en Aztlán (Aztlán Multiples)
1970s
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Latino Writers Workshop
1979–1980
Los Angeles
Taller de Gráfica Popular
1937–
Mexico City
