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Don Silvestre character study and expressions inspired by historical archival photograph of agricultural worker.

An image of stitched fabric representing a new vision for the US-Mexico border.

An image of stitched fabric representing a new vision for the US-Mexico border.

I have made a suite of poems that call on the living ghosts of Tucson nightlife and the convivialities impacted with the onset of COVID-19. How have queer Latinxs been impacted? How do DJs find work and pay the bills when the clubs have all closed…

Juan Carlos Gutierrez, attorney, university professor, and former director of El Centro por la Justicia y el Derecho Internacional (Cejil), talks about "human rights mechanism," a groups of experts from the civil sector dedicated to investigate human…

Timothy S. Gutierrez, main anchor and managing editor of KGNS-TV (NBC/Telemundo/CW affiliate), talks about the challenges of reporting about the border, the quality of journalism as result, and about threats received over the years. He also mentions…

Verónica Guzmán Tapia, a reporter with El Mañana, talks about the environment in which journalism takes place in Matamoros, due to the violence and censorship in the area, giving a summary of the culture in the border region and how this feeds the…

Commemorating the memory of Frank Masao Shigemura, who was interned with his parents at the Minikoda Internment Camp in Idaho and later attended Carleton College. He enlisted in the US Army and was killed in battle in France on October 20, 1944.…

Broadside publicly posting a statement provided to a judge by Joaquin de Haro on April 12, 1880 with the support of a lawyer, Mariano Rivadeneyra y Lemos, protesting the failure of the executors of the estate of his deceased uncle, Luis de Haro y…

Sergio Haro, journalist with La Zeta, talks about his beginnings as a photojournalist and his experiences dealing with government corruption and organized crime. Haro mentions how with the arrival of the federal forces in the border area in 2012, …

Letter to Edward L. Vail (March 301898) from H. Harrison, the secretary of the Live Stock Sanitary Board for the Territory of Arizona. The letter is the notification of Edward L. Vail's appointment as Live Stock Inspector and Detective for the…

Letter dated February 5, 1954 from Harry L. Heffner (Foreman from 1893 to 1905) to Mary Boice, wife of Frank S. Boice, owner and operator of the Empire Ranch at the time. The letter is a partial history of Walter L. Vail's acquisition and start of…

Photograph of members of the Arizona Association of Colored Women sitting around a table

Consists of a "chapbook" sewn into die-cut black paper wrappers, accompanied by an accordion-folded "structure" which includes the printed text illustrated by visual interpretations of the story by ten artists, variously mounted. Edition: 27/125. 

A photograph of Naomi Ortiz at the Desert Nights, Rising Stars Conference Workshop reading.

Angel on lower west side of niche for San Andres, bottom east panel.

Angel above niche, east of center.

Angel above niche, east of center.

Apex of niche.

Angel on cornice above and on east side of niche.