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Hernandez (Ester) Papers

Bill O'Hanlon

Department of Special Collections

Green Library
Stanford University Libraries
Stanford, CA 94305-6004
Phone: (650) 725-1022
Email: speccollref@stanford.edu
URL: http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/spc/
2005

The Board of Trustees of Stanford University. All rights reserved.

Descriptive Summary

The Ester M. Hernandez collection

Collection number:
M1301

Creator:
Hernandez, Ester

Collection Size:
53.5 linear ft.

Repository:
Stanford University. Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives.

Abstract:
The collection contains original artwork, photographic images, periodical articles regarding both Hernandez and many of her contemporaries, original manuscripts, audio and visual recordings documenting interviews and political events, and ephemera gathered from artists, performers, and political/social activists and events.

Languages:
Languages represented in the collection: English

Access

Collection is open for research, except for Subseries 6.6 Artist's Files: Alice Walker; materials must be requested at least 24 hours in advance of intended use.

Publication Rights

Property rights reside with the repository. Literary rights reside with the creators of the documents or their heirs. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce, please contact the Public Services Librarian of the Dept. of Special Collections.

Preferred Citation

, M1301. Dept. of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

Acquisition Information

In part purchased and in part a gift of Ester M. Hernandez, 2001.

Biography / Administrative History

Hernandez is an artist of the first generation of Chicano and Chicana artists who participated in the Chicano art movement that began in the late 1960s as part of the Chicano civil rights movement. Her collection represents more than twenty-five years of involvement in many of the most important historical activities of this period, including the farmworkers' movement, the feminist movement, international environmental movements, and the art movement itself, including the visual, literary, and performing arts. A California Bay Area artist, Hernandez is primarily known as a printmaker and pastel artist. She has also created a lesser-known body of photographic and performance work.

Scope and Content of Collection

Includes correspondence, contracts, exhibition brochures and catalogues, newspaper and journal articles and reviews, books, original manuscript stories, interviews (both of the artist and of other artists, writers, and performers conducted by Hernandez), slides, photogrpahs and negatives, works of art (prints, posters, drawings, pastels) by the artist and other artists, videos, audio tapes, cd's and albums, and costumes and accessories.

Indexing Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.

Chavez, Cesar 1927-
Hadad, Astrid
Huerta, Dolores 1930-
Mendoza, Lydia
Walker, Alice 1944-
United Farm Workers of America.
Mexican American Art.

Container List

Series 1. Artwork. 17 linear ft.


Series I contains many examples of Hernandez's work on several types of media, including Original Work on Paper, Sketches, Prints, linoleum Etching Blocks, and sets of Transparencies used in the printing process. Also in the series can be found Work by Others acquired by Hernandez.






Subseries 1.1. Original Work On Paper





[ Map Folder 1 ]
Black Slippers. 1974. pastel, 44cm x 28cm, mounted on posterboard, 62cm x 46cm





[ Map Folder 1 ]
Frida's Death Mask. 1979. pastel, 46cm x 61cm





[ Map Folder 1 ]
Abuelita, a study. 1980. pastel, 61cm x 46cm





[ Map Folder 1 ]
Irene. 1976. pastel, 46cm x 61cm





[ Map Folder 2 ]
The Beating of Dolores Huerta by the San Francisco Police. 1988. charcoal on pastel paper, 71cm x 55cm





[ Map Folder 2 ]
The Ferris Wheel Ride. 1991. charcoal on pastel paper, 71cm x 55cm





[ Map Folder 2 ]
Juntos al Futuro. 1991. pastel, 76cm x 51cm





[ Map Folder 2 ]
Dia De Los Muertos - Janitzio, Michoacan, a study. 1990. conte crayon on paper, 57.5cm x 77cm





[ Map Folder 3 ]
Portrait of Renee - Russian River Water Colors, 1 of 3. 1988. graphite and watercolor study, 26cm x 18cm





[ Map Folder 3 ]
Portrait Seated - Russian River Water Colors, 2 of 3. 1988. graphite and watercolor study, 26cm x 18cm





[ Map Folder 3 ]
The Crow - Russian River Water Colors, 3 of 3. 1988. graphite and watercolor study, 26cm x 18cm





[ Map Folder 3 ]
Self-portrait - Berkeley. 1977. ink on Japanese paper, 31cm x 23.5cm





[ Map Folder 3 ]
Dona Maria Buen Rostro - Oakland, CA. 1986. graphite on paper, 45cm x 38





[ Map Folder 3 ]
La Ofrenda I. 1988. pencil sketch including notes on color separation, 36cm x 28cm





[ Map Folder 3 ]
La Ofrenda I. 1988. original water color study for screen print, 38cm x 28.5cm





[ Map Folder 3 ]
La Ofrenda I. 1988. water color study, 43cm x 28cm





[ Map Folder 3 ]
California Special. 1988. original water color study, 66cm x 51cm





[ Map Folder 4 ]
Dona Maria - La Curandera. 1985. conte crayon on paper, 63cm x 48cm





[ Map Folder 4 ]
Dona Maria Buen Rostro. 1985. graphite on paper, 63cm x 48cm





[ Map Folder 4 ]
Greetings From Sunny California II. 1994. mono-screenprint, 66cm x 50.5cm





[ Map Folder 5 ]
Gracias a la Vida. 1992. water color on paper, 33cm x 76cm

Mural proposal for Centro Latino de San Francisco, color layout and design






[ Map Folder 5 ]
La Virgen de Guadalupe Recibiendo a Cesar Chavez. 1994. china marker study, 58.5cm x 76cm





[ Map Folder 5 ]
The Mastectomy I. 1993. acrylic on paper, 76cm x 55cm





[ Map Folder 5 ]
The Mastectomy II. 1993. acrylic on paper, 76cm x 55cm





[ Map Folder 5 ]
La Virgen de Guadalupe Recibiendo a Cesar Chavez - a study. 1995. graphite on black German etching paper 75.5cm x 99cm





1.2. Miscellaneous Sketches





[ Flat Box 6 ]
[11 Sketches by Ester Hernandez]. n.d.Pen and ink [felt tip marker?] on poster, 28cm x 35.5cm

Series of sketches depicting: artists/artisans at work; peasants performing tasks; a mask; and Mexican cultural iconographic representations.






[ Flat Box 6 ]
Miscellaneous Sketches by Ester Hernandez





[ Flat Box 6 ]
Woman, Mother, Student. 1975





1.3. Prints





[ Flat Box 7 ]
Viva la Musica. 1981. lithograph on rag, 33cm x 24cm





[ Flat Box 7 ]
HIgh Rolliando. 1981. monoprint, 33cm x 24cm





[ Flat Box 7 ]
Medito. 1976. etching, artist's proof, 32cm x 24cm





[ Flat Box 7 ]
la Virgen de Guadalupe Defendiendo Los Derechos de Los Xicanos. 1976. block print, 32cm x 24cm





[ Flat Box 7 ]
Lydia Mendoza. 1986. mixed media print; transfer, embossment, monoprint, 28.5cm x 38cm





[ Flat Box 7 ]
The Nightmare. 1988. monoprint, 38cm x 48cm





[ Flat Box 7 ]
El Diablo. 1985. monoprint, 38cm x 48cm





[ Flat Box 7 ]
Amiga. 1985. aquatint etching, 30.5cm x 40cm





[ Flat Box 7 ]
Soldier Boys. ca. 1980. color xerox collage, 1 of 5, 43cm x 28cm





[ Flat Box 7 ]
Amor Bonito[?]. ca. 1980. color xerox collage, 2 of 5, 43cm x 28cm





[ Flat Box 7 ]
Sisters - The Grapefields ca. 1938[?]. ca. 1980. color xerox collage, 3 of 5, 43cm x 28cm





[ Flat Box 7 ]
Musical Dreams[?]. ca. 1980. color xerox collage, 4 of 5, 43cm x 28cm





[ Flat Box 7 ]
Sisters - The Cottonfields ca. 1938. ca. 1980. color xerox collage, 5 of 5, 43cm x 28cm





[ Map Folder 7 ]
Paul Revere On His Mustang. 1976. print[?], artist's proof, 29.5cm x 45cm





[ Map Folder 8 ]
Yo y Pride. 1985. print[?], 2/5, 38cm x 56.5cm





[ Map Folder 8 ]
Dia de los Muertos Xicanas. 1983. etching, artist's print, 37.5cm x 56.5





[ Map Folder 8 ]
Never On Sunday. 1980. aquatint, 1/3, 42.5cm x 55cm





[ Map Folder 8 ]
Eagle Print I. 1985. mixed media, 75.5cm x 56.5cm





[ Map Folder 8 ]
Frida y Yo. 1998. lithograph, 70/100, 56.5cm x 76cm





[ Map Folder 9 ]
Corazon II. 1986. collograph embossment, 55cm x 76cm





[ Map Folder 9 ]
Dance of the Eagle Spirit. 1985. mixed media, artist's proof, 72.5cm x 53.5cm





[ Map Folder 9 ]
Border Bruja. 1994. ghost monoprint, 2/2, 66cm x 51cm





[ Map Folder 9 ]
Madonna Moderna. 1994. mono screenprint, 51cm x 66cm





[ Map Folder 9 ]
La Piscadora. 1989. mono screenprint with pastels and medium, 76cm x 56cm





[ Flat Box 10 ]
Sun Mad. 1982. print 10/100, 56cm x 43cm





[ Flat Box 10 ]
Xicana-India. 1973. print, 57cm x 45cm

First screen-print by Ester Hernandez






[ Flat Box 10 ]
Tejido de los Desaparecidos (Weaving of the Disappeared). 1984. print 20/41, second printing, 45.5cm x 60cm





[ Flat Box 10 ]
Tejido de los Desaparecidos (Weaving of the Disappeared). 1984. print 84/100, first printing, 43cm x 56cm





[ Flat Box 10 ]
Liberdad. 1976. print 13/50, 43cm x 56cm

Original print was an etching






[ Flat Box 10 ]
La Llorna. 1982. print 77/100, 56cm x 43cm





[ Map Folder 11 ]
From the Arawak Indians to Norma Jean Croy. 1992. print, 66cm x 50.5cm

Work signed by Ester Hernandez and Norma Jean Croy






[ Map Folder 11 ]
Homenaje a Cesar Chavez. 1993. print #74/101, 56cm x 76cm





[ Map Folder 11 ]
California Special. 1988. print #4/74, 66cm x 51cm





[ Map Folder 11 ]
El Tacon de Astrid. 1995. print #34/61, 56cm x 76cm





[ Map Folder 12 ]
Heroes and Saints. 1992. print , 59cm x 76.5cm

Worked signed by Ester Hernandez and Cherrie Moraga






[ Map Folder 12 ]
Luna Llena / Full Moon. 1990. print #33/100 , 76.5cm x 56cm





[ Map Folder 12 ]
Mis Madres. 1990. print #12/86 , 76.5cm x 59cm





[ Map Folder 12 ]
Lydia Mendoza Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, 1937. 1987. print #4/89 , 58.5cm x 76.5cm





[ Map Folder 12 ]
La Ofrenda II. 1990. print #4/84 , 76.5cm x 56cm





[ Map Folder 13 ]
La Ofrenda. 1988. print #1/62, 95cm x 63.5cm





[ Map Folder 13 ]
Cosmic Cruise. 1990. print #1/6, artist's proof, 96cm x 65.5cm





[ Map Folder 13 ]
If This Is Death, I Like It. 1991. print #69/70, artist's proof, 88cm x 71cm





[ Map Folder 14 ]
Indito. n.d.print #6/25, 40.5cm x 33cm





[ Map Folder 14 ]
Contra Vida. n.d.monoprint, chine colle, 76cm x 57cm





[ Map Folder 14 ]
La Xicana '89. 1989. 56.5cm x 76cm





[ Map Folder 14 ]
Her Cry Was Heard Throughout the World (Mother Afrika) . 1986. monoprint, chine colle, 75cm x 57cm





[ Map Folder 14 ]
Encuentros. 1996[?]. offset lithograph color proofs, 76cm x 55.5cm

6 individual prints of increasing color intensity; 1 print listed as missing by appraiser.






[ Map Folder 15 ]
Indigena. 1996. offset lithograph, #75/80 76cm x 55cm





[ Map Folder 15 ]
American Bisontennial. 1976. aquatint embossment, artist's proofs, 68cm x 58cm

4 versions, varying color tints, orientations






[ Map Folder 15 ]
Border Flower. 1994. pastel screenprint, 50.5cm x 66cm





[ Map Folder 15 ]
State of California. 1994. monoscreenprint, 50.5cm x 66cm





1.4. Etching Blocks





[ Flat Box 16 ]
La Virgen de Guadalupe Defendiendo los Derechos de los Xicanas. Etching plate covered with asphaltum





[ Flat Box 16 ]
Liberdad. Etching plate covered with asphaltum





[ Flat Box 16 ]
Liberdad. Linoleum etching block





1.5. Transparencies





[ Map Folder 17 ]
Tejido de los Desaparecidos (Weaving of the Disappeared). 1984. posterboard, 76cm x 81cm; transparency, 80cm x 81cm

Printed images pasted to posterboard, single transparency overlay (negative)






[ Map Folder 18 ]
If This Is Death, I Like It. 1984. sketch paper, 101.5cm x 71cm; transparencies, 114.5cm x 71cm

Original sketch on paper, with a series of 12 transparencies making up the final screenprint.






[ Map Folder 19 ]
Indigena. 1996. transparencies, 63cm x 91cm

A series of 3 transparencies.






[ Map Folder 19 ]
Study - "La Virgen de Guadalupe Recibiando a Cesar Chavez". January, 1995. color sketch on paper, 59cm x 74cm; transparency, 58.5cm x 75cm





[ Map Folder 20 ]
Poster - Viva Cesar Chavez, Commemorative Celebration, Stanford University. 4/12/1997. graph paper layout, 57cm x 37.5cm; transparencies, 58.5cm x 75cm





[ Map Folder 20 ]
Poster - From the Arawak Indians to Norma Jean Croy: Benefit Announcement. 9/19/1992. transparencies, 67.5cm x 45.5cm

Series of 6 transparencies.






[ Map Folder 20 ]
Mis Madres. 1990. transparencies, 69cm x 54cm

Series of 2 transparencies.






[ Map Folder 21 ]
California Special. 1988. transparencies, 65.5cm x 50cm

Series of 6 transparencies.






[ Map Folder 22 ]
La Ofrenda II. 1990. vellum sketch, 75.5cm x 55.5cm transparencies, 79cm x 57cm

Set of 8 transparencies, 1 vellum sketch






[ Map Folder 22 ]
La Ofrenda I. pencil on posterboard, 86cm x 60cm





[ Map Folder 23 ]
Homenaje a Cesar Chavez. 1993. transparencies, 57cm x 80cm

Set of 4 transparencies






[ Map Folder 23 ]
Luna Llena / Full Moon. 1990. sketch on vellum, 76cm x 58cm; transparencies, 77cm x 53 cm

Set of 5 sketches and transparencies






[ Map Folder 24 ]
Encuentros. 1996[?]. transparencies, 95cm x 62.5cm

Set of 5 transparencies






[ Map Folder 24 ]
El Tacon de Astrid. 1995. transparencies, 63.5cm x 80cm

Set of 9 transparencies






[ Map Folder 25 ]
The Cosmic Cruise. 1989. small transparencies, 43cm x 56cm; large transparencies, 96cm x 64cm;sketch, 58.5cm x 76cm

Set of 15 transparencies and sketches






[ Tube 26 ]
Galeria de la Raza Exhibition Poster: Sun Mad Raisin featured image. 1995[?]. clear plastic covered poster, 172.5cm x 120.5cm

25th Anniversary Show, Yerba Buena Gardens, San Francisco: Sept. 12 through Dec. 10, 1995[?]






1.6. Prints and Work by Others





[ Flat Box 27 ]
Return of the Short-handled Hoe: Emmanuel Montoya. October, 1981. #7/10, 38cm x 28.5cm





[ Flat Box 27 ]
Este no lo es menos: Enrique Uragoya[sp?]. 1988. #9/40, 37cm x 31.5cm

Inscribed: "Para Ester"






[ Flat Box 27 ]
Don Juan's Retreat: Ralph Maradiaga. 1973. Artist's proof #1, 28cm x 35cm





[ Flat Box 27 ]
Hombre de la Montanas: Ralph Maradiaga. 1973[?]. Artist's proof #2, 36cm x 27cm





[ Flat Box 27 ]
[Unidentified]: Ralph Maradiaga. 1980[?]. #1/7, 38cm x 28.5cm





[ Flat Box 27 ]
Hombre: Ralph Maradiaga. 1980. #3/5, 38cm x 56cm





[ Flat Box 27 ]
[Unidentied]: [Unknown]. n.d.linoleum block print, 41cm x 55cm

Positve and negative images, side by side; black on grey, three children, female holding an owl






[ Flat Box 27 ]
ojo de los dioses: Irene Perez. March, 1974. #4/25, 57cm x 46cm

Inscribed: "para mi india Estercita..."






[ Flat Box 27 ]
La Yaqui: Irene Perez. May, 1974. #10/11, 57cm x 46cm





[ Flat Box 27 ]
[Unidentified portrait]: Patricia Rodriguez. n.d. 61cm x 45cm





[ Map Folder 28 ]
Calendar Series: enero, by Robert Werner Bonilla. 1975. #50/125, 58.5cm x 44.5cm





[ Map Folder 28 ]
Calendar Series: marzo, by Graciela Carillo. 1975. #35/125, 58.5cm x 44.5cm





[ Map Folder 28 ]
Calendar Series: abril, by Juan Fuentes. 1975. #77/125, 58.5cm x 44.5cm





[ Map Folder 28 ]
Calendar Series: mayo, by Irene Perez. December, 1974. #115/125, 58.5cm x 44.5cm

Subtitled: "Huicholes - Alumbrando el pensamiento del Hombre"






[ Map Folder 28 ]
Calendar Series: junio, by Roger T.[?] Reyes. 1975[?]. #50/140, 58.5cm x 44.5cm





[ Map Folder 28 ]
Calendar Series: July, by Unamontes[?]. [1975]. #76/125, 58.5cm x 44.5cm

Subtitled: "Chicano Bad"






[ Map Folder 28 ]
Calendar Series: agosto, by [Unidentified-Ester Hernandez?]. [1975]. #29/125, 58.5cm x 44.5cm





[ Map Folder 28 ]
Calendar Series: septiembre, by Fagana[?]. 1975. #34/125, 58.5cm x 44.5cm

Subtitled: "Frida Kahlo"






[ Map Folder 28 ]
Calendar Series: octubre, by Jose Romero. 1975. #41/133, 58.5cm x 44.5cm

Subtitled: "Maya Reina y Rey"






[ Map Folder 28 ]
Calendar Series: November, by Patricia Rodriguez. 1975. #1/125, 58.5cm x 44.5cm

Subtitled: "mujer india"






[ Map Folder 28 ]
Calendar Series: Diciembre, by Carlos Loarca. 1975. #82/134, 58.5cm x 44.5cm

Subtitled: "Qui Balam"






[ Map Folder 28 ]
A Brief History of Latin America, by Consuelo Mendez Castillo. 1978. sengrafia[?], 66cm x 51cm

Inscribed: "para ester con[?]"






[ Map Folder 28 ]
[Unidentified], by Graciela Carillo. ca. 1973. silkscreen, 66cm x 51cm





[ Map Folder 28 ]
Irene, by Patricia Rodriguez. n.d.silkscreen, 1/25, 62.5cm x 48cm





[ Map Folder 28 ]
Poster: Si, Se Puede! - An Evening in Solidarity with Dolores Huerte. 1990[?]. 64cm x 44.5cm





[ Map Folder 28 ]
Poster: Juchitan de las Mujeres - Graciela Iturbide/Elena Poniatowska. 1986[?]. 86cm x 55cm

Photograph on poster entitled: "Cuatro pescaditos"






[ Flat Box 29 ]
Poster: Atelier XII, 1988: Dolores Guerrero-Cruz. 1988. 40.5cm x 61.5cm

Print on poster entitled: "Pero en mi cama"






[ Flat Box 29 ]
Poster: You Are On Aboriginal Land. 1984. 61cm x 46cm

Poster production in support of Mimi Aboriginal Arts and Crafts, Australia, design by Marie McMahon






[ Flat Box 29 ]
Poster: Posada - Volksprenten uit Mexico van Jose Guadalupe Posada 1852-1913. 1980. 56cm x 38.5cm

Tropenmuseum Amsterdam 26 september tm 18 november 1980






[ Flat Box 29 ]
Poster: Homenaje A Frida Kahlo - Galeria de la Raza/Studio 24, November 2 - December 17, 1978. 1980. silkscreen, 58.5cm x 44.5cm

[...?] Garcia, signed as artist.






[ Flat Box 29 ]
Poster: Oakland's Portrait - A mural by Daniel Galvez with Juan Karlos and Keith Sklar. 1981. 61cm x 45.5cm

15th St Walkway between Broadway and San Pablo, Oakland , CA






[ Flat Box 29 ]
Poster: Uvas No - Sunday 23 April, 1995. 1995. 57cm x 44.5cm

Poster contains photographs of Cesar Chavez, and street sign of Cesar Chavez Blvd., San Francisco, 3200 block.






[ Flat Box 29 ]
Poster: Juchitan De Las Mujeres - Graciela Iturbide, Augut 8 - September 16, 1989. 1989. 61cm x 46cm

Poster contains photograph entitled: "Nuestra Senora de las Iguanas/Our Lady of the Iguanas," credited to Graciela Iturbide.






[ Flat Box 29 ]
Poster: Culture and Society in Dialogue: Issues in Chicana Scholarship. 1993. 61cm x 45.5cm

Held May 14, 1993, UC Irvine. Poster contains print entitled: "Portrait of the Artist as the Virgen de Guadalupe," credited to Yolanda M. Lopez.






[ Flat Box 30 ]
Nude: Jose Ramon. 1951. ink drawing, 30cm x 23.5cm





[ Flat Box 30 ]
[Unidentified]. n.d.print, #2/7, 40.5cm x 30.5cm

Text related to skeletal figure in work reads: "Tu solo tu has llenado de luto mi vida abriendo una herida en mi corazon y por quererte olvidar"






[ Flat Box 30 ]
Elvira's Funeral: Paul [...?]. n.d.print, #1/45, 38cm x 56cm





[ Flat Box 30 ]
Guerilla...Madre...: Consuelo Mendez Castillo (overlays by Rupert Garcia); Andinos: Consuelo Mendez Castillo; Madre: Consuelo Mendez Castillo . 1974-1976. 44.5cm x 58.5cm

Reproductions of Castillo's work, originals are silkcreens






[ Flat Box 30 ]
Jublee: Graciela [Carillo?]. 1981. 60.5cm x 46cm

Inscribed: "Para a Ester"






[ Flat Box 30 ]
Borinqueno Lindo - John Santos: Arotija. n.d.mounted photograph,31cm x 24cm





[ Flat Box 30 ]
Nina de Vietnam: Waldo Nilo. n.d.mounted photograph,50.5cm x 40.5cm





[ Map Folder 31 ]
Split Image - Tijuana/Los Angeles: Patsi[?] Valdez. 1987. #43/66, 66cm x 50.5cm





[ Map Folder 31 ]
War of the Dog Soldier: Susana Santos. n.d.#21/96, 56cm x 76.5cm





[ Map Folder 31 ]
Cocina Jaiteca: [Unidentified]. 1988. #55/60, 56cm x 76.5cm





[ Map Folder 31 ]
Camino Fargo: Yreina D. Cervantes. 1985. screenprint, #23/88, 106.5cm x 72.5cm

Inscribed: "Para Ester, con respeto y admiracion, siguimos[?] en nuestro camino, un abrazo fuerte. La Yreina 5/29/88"






[ Map Folder 31 ]
Estrella of the Dawn: Yreina D. Cervantes and [unidentified]. 1985. screenprint, #59/60, 106.5cm x 72.5cm

Inscribed: "Para Ester, con respeto y admiracion, siguimos[?] en nuestro camino, un abrazo fuerte. La Yreina 5/29/88"






[ Map Folder 31 ]
Some Kind of Buckaroo: Jean La Marr. 1990. screenprint, #32/58, 66cm x 97cm





[ Map Folder 31 ]
Self Portrait: Barbara Carrassco. 1984. screenprint, artist's proof, #1/2 101.5cm x 71cm





[ Tube 32 ]
I Heard the Song of My Grandmothers, by Jean La Marr. n.d.silk screen print, #34/67, 97cm x 127cm





1.7. Miscellaneous





[ Flat Box 33 ]
Calendario de la Raza, 1999: Images of the Mujer. 1999

Produced by La Raza Studies Department, San Fancisco State University: Work by, and essay on Ester Hernandez appears for the month oh August.






[ Flat Box 33 ]
Destiny Manifesting: September 9-November 23, 1998. color print, 43cm x 28cm

Exhibition poster, Galeria de la Raza, SF; design attributed to Rener Moreno and Yu Hobara






[ Flat Box 33 ]
Stanford University Present Flor Y Canto, featuring Astrid Hadad y Los Tarzanes. color print, 43cm x 28cm

Exhibition poster, featuring artwork by Ester Hernandez






[ Flat Box 33 ]
Arte del Otro Mexico: fuentes y siginificados. 1994. color print, 46.5cm x 31.5cm

Exhibition poster, Museo Regional de Santo Domingo, 11 February - March 30, 1994; featuring artwork by Ester Hernandez






[ Flat Box 33 ]
Dias de los Muertos: Ancient Roots and Evolving Traditions. 1998. color print, 46.5cm x 31.5cm

Exhibition poster, Oakland Museum of California, October 17-November 29, 1998, featuring artwork by Terese Bravo






[ Flat Box 33 ]
El Centro Chicano, MEChA, and the Stanford Concert Network present: Viva Cesar Chavez Commeroration Week. 1998. color print, 46.5cm x 31cm

Exhibition poster, designed by Ester Hernandez, typeset by Yu Hobara






[ Flat Box 33 ]
El Centro Chicano and MEChA present: Viva Cesar Chavez ! Commemorative Celebration. 1997. color print, 46.5cm x 31cm

Exhibition poster, Stanford University, April12,1997; designed by Ester Hernandez, typeset by Renee Moreno






[ Flat Box 33 ]
Creativity Explored of San Francisco Year 2000 Calendar. 2000. monoprint, spiral bound, 43cm x 28cm

Calendar featuring artwork by adults with disabilities; designed and coordinated by Ester Hernandez.






[ Flat Box 33 ]
Ester Hernandez. 1974. black and white photograph, 28.5cm x 38.5cm

Attributed to H. Castillo.






[ Flat Box 33 ]
Women Singing in the Snow: A Cultural Analysis of Chicana Literature. 1995. book jacket enclosed in plastic

Tey Diana Rebolledo work (University of Arizona Press, Tucson, AZ), featuring Ester Hernandez's print: Lydia Mendoza circa 1930






[ Flat Box 33 ]
The San Francisco Bay Guardian. 1989. proof, 45.5cm x 30.5cm

Cover page, June 5, 1989; features photograph of Ester Hernandez, in recognition of winning Guardian Outstanding Local Discovery Award






[ Flat Box 33 ]
Ester Hernandez. n.d.4" x 6" photograph, mounted on posterboard

From "Immigrant Woman's Dress" exhibit display






[ Flat Box 33 ]
Immigrant Woman's Dress display placard. n.d.paper on posterboard, 35.5cm x 21.5cm

From "Immigrant Woman's Dress" exhibit display; explanatory text.






[ Flat Box 34 ]
Ester Hernandez in studio, Oakland, CA. ca. 1979. photograph

photographer unknown; print made ca. 1985






[ Flat Box 34 ]
Ester Hernandez taken at Posada de Colores. ca. 1978. photograph

photographer unknown






[ Flat Box 34 ]
Ester Hernandez. ca. 1978. photograph

photographer unknown






[ Flat Box 34 ]
Unidentified group, taken at Posada de Colores, Oakland, CA. ca. 1978. photograph

photographer unknown






[ Flat Box 34 ]
Ester Hernandez. ca. 1974. photograph

Photographer: Arotcja JiHonilro






[ Flat Box 34 ]
Ester Hernandez. ca. 1973. photograph

Photographer: Arotcja JiHonilro






[ Flat Box 34 ]
Window Installation of Ester Hernadez's exhibit, Galeria de la Raza. ca. 1988. photograph

photographer unknown






[ Map Folder 35 ]
No on "O" : Vivia Cesar Chavez poltical sign. n.d.corrugated coated cardboard

autographed and inscribed by Dolores Huerta






[ Map Folder 35 ]
United Farmworkers of America banner; Keep Cesar Chavez St. Campaign button. n.d.Logo on red cloth, campaign button pinned to cloth, 55cm x 38cm





[ Map Folder 35 ]
Cesar Chavez poster. n.d.posterboard, 60cm x 41cm

Produced by Room 17, 4th grade class, Washington Elementary School, Montebello, CA






[ Map Folder 35 ]
Cesar Chavez: Portrait of La Causa: Octavio Ocampo. n.d.color reproduction on paper, 63.5cm x 45.5cm





[ Map Folder 35 ]
La Raza Centro Legal: Celebrating 22 Years of Community Power. n.d.color print on paper, 61cm x 40.5cm

Features Hernandez's image: Lydia Mendoza, Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, 1937






[ Map Folder 35 ]
Galeria de la Raza: Calendario 1975. 1975. color print on paper, 74/125, 59cm x 44.5cm

Signed by Rafael Maradiaga






[ Map Folder 35 ]
San Francisco [exhibition poster]. 1992. color reproduction on paper, 59.5cm x 42cm

Exhibition held at Treffpunkt Rotebuhlplatz, Stuttgart, Germany, Sept. 19 - Oct. 18, 1992; Hernandez's print La Ofrenda featured on poster (2 copies)






[ Map Folder 35 ]
Tonantzin Guadalupe: exhibition folder. 1998. color print on posterboard, 69cm x 47.5cm

Exhibition held at El Centro Morelense de Las Artes, El Instituto de Cultura de Morelos, Mexico; image of the Virgin attributed to Rene F{...?].






[ Map Folder 35 ]
New Horizons: Economic Strength and Educational Excellence: poster. 1991. color reproduction on paper, 48.5cm x 61cm

Produced by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, Inc., for the National Hispanic Heritage Month, 1991; Hernandez's Juntos al Futuro featured image.






[ Map Folder 35 ]
Viva Dolores Huerta: 65th Birthday Celebration. 1995. color print on paper, 68.5cm x 50.5cm, 5/100

Poster produced for celebration held April 29, 1995 at the Delancey Street Foundation, SF. Image attributed to Rupert [?] Garcia; autographed and inscribed by Dolores Huerta.






[ Flat Box 36 ]
Flour bag, used as prop for "California Special"[?]. n.d.

Series 2. Personal Writings, Projects. .5 linear ft.


In Series 2, typed manuscripts and drafts of essays, course outlines, and addresses given by Hernandez are found, along with photographs, slides, and negatives of projects that Hernandez was involved with.






[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Cuando Llegaron Los Flying Saucers/When the Flying Saucers Landed





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
La Pisca/the Harvest (unpublished)





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Luis Cervantez: Talking About Chicano Zootsuiters





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
A Pachuco's Perspective of the 1940's; includes interview with Ramon (Zala) Nevel





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Mexican Arts and Crafts: A Curriculum Guide for Teachers





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
NALAC(National Association of Latin Artists) Keynote Address: An Artist's Perspective





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Lydia Mendoza: La Medrina





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Lydia Mendoza and Astrid Hadid: lecture at Stanford, 9/10/1998





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Tres Flores: Lydia Mendoza, Astrid Hadad, and Selena, lecture at Stanford, 5/2/99 [Mac 3.5" disk]





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Teaching Art to the Disabled: lecture series excerpts, Japan, 1/99





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Copyright registrations





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
The Holy Tree, Watsonville, CA, Summer, 1992





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Immigrant Woman's Dress





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Postcard Artwork





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
Writings - unpublished/unedited

Series 3. Personal Papers. 5 linear ft.


The material in Series 3, Subseries: General, covers nearly thirty years of Hernandez's career, from her student days at UC-Berkeley in the early 1970s through art exhibits and academic conferences in the late 1990s. Included are exhibit catalogs and announcements, news articles, flyers, grant proposals and applications, conference announcements, etc., all of which either mention Hernandez as a participant or feature her artwork. The two remaining subseries, Family and School Yearbooks contain information, correspondence and photographs of Hernandez's family, and yearbooks from junior high school through junior college.






Subseries 3.1. General





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 16 ]
Miscellaneous, 1970s





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 17 ]
La Razon Mestiza II, Special Edition. 1976





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 18 ]
Bibliography of Writings on La Mujer: UC Chicano Studies Library, Berkeley. 1976





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 19 ]
Mexican Museum Newsletter, re: Ester's grant for "Alternatives in Education" - Aztlan Cultural sponsoring organization. 1976





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 20 ]
Chisme Arte, magazine, La Mujer Special Issue [2 copies]. 1977





[ Box 37 ]
[ Folder 21 ]
El Fuego de Aztlan, Calenderio, UC Berkeley [vol.1, #2]. 1977





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Fuego de Aztlan, vol.1, #3 [May, 1977], art and writings by Ester





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
La Raza Law Students de California - Info Brochure, UC Berkeley, 1977-1978 [2 copies]





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
California Arts Council: Ester's Residency. 1978





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
La Razon Mestiza II, Special Edition, Census 1980





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Decontaminating Amerika: The Art of Ester Hernandez, in Revista literaria de El Tecolote, SF, CA. 1982





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Intertribal Friendship House, Oakland, CA: mural with Jean LaMarr. 1983





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Intertribal Friendship House, Oakland, CA: mural with Jean LaMarr. 1983





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Personal Reflections: Masks by Chicano and Native American Artists in CA, La Raza Bookstore, Sacramento, CA,1983





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
La Raza Graphics - Silkscreen Project - Mujeres. 1986





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
The Mural Project, SF Art Institute. 1986





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
1st Festival Internacional de la Raza, Centro Cutural Tijuana, MX, curator Felipe Ehrenberg. 1986





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Hispanic Link Weekly Report, Washington D.C.1984





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Artistas Indigenas, Austin, TX. 1984

Marsha Gomez: visiual director, exhibitor






[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
El Tecolate, San Francisco, CA, Sept-Oct 1984

[Ester's Weaving of the Disappeared on first page of supplement]






[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
Miscellaneous correspondence, brochures, flyers, newspapers, etc.





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 16 ]
The Women Artists Slide Library - International Women's Day, Battersea Arts Centre, London, England. 1985





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 17 ]
South and Central American Information Center (SAIIC), Oakland, CA, publications 1980s





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 18 ]
Cinco de Mayo - A Case of Identity, Oakland Tribune. ca. 1986





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 19 ]
Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF) - Annual Report. 1986





[ Box 38 ]
[ Folder 20 ]
Artistas Mexicano-Americanos de San Francisco. California, Exposicion Catalog. 1987





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
La Nueva ley de Immigracion. 1987





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
La Ventana, Sonoma County's Hispanic Newsletter - Interview with Ester. 1987





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
The Goldie's Award - SF Bay Guardian, San Francisco, CA. 1989





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Centro de Bellas Artes Galeria, Imagenes de Mujeres, Fresno, CA. 1989





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Suplemento Gaceta - Las Mujeres Chicanas Quermos Abrir Las Puertas Para Comunicar con Los Mexicanas, Mexico, FD, article by Cecelia Burciaga. 1989





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
1990 Art Activities





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
1991 Art Activities





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
1992 Miscellaneous Activities





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
1992 Miscellaneous Papers; Reviews of Ester's work and other artists, 1994.





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Harassment case, 1992





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Richard Schultz - infringement problem. 1993





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Miscellaneous activities, 1993





[ Box 39 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Miscellaneous activities, 1994 [1 of 2]





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Miscellaneous activities, 1994 [2 of 2]





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Miscellaneous art activities, 1995





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
1996 art activities





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
1997 art activities





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
1998 activities





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Alma Corazon y Vida; Roma, Italia, 1991





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Artistas Chicanas - Symposium - Uc Santa Barbara, CA 1991





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
The Black Madonna Exhibit - Poland 1991





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Cine Accion 5th Annual Cine Latino - Sun Mad - The Movie





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Celebration of Craftswomen - 1997





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Centro - latino Mural, SF, CA 1991





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Congresssional Hispanic Caucus Poster - 1991





[ Box 40 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Dos Decados de Artistas Chicanas - UC Santa Barbara, 1994





[ Box 41 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
The Fight in the Fields - Cesar Chavez and the Farmworkers' Struggle, film, 1994





[ Box 41 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
International Women's Day, La Pena, Austin, TX, 1990





[ Box 41 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Intimate Lives - Women and Their Work, Austin, TX, 1995





[ Box 41 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Mujer: Palabras y Visiones, La Pena, Austin, TX , 1992 - International Women's Day





[ Box 41 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
NACCS [National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies] Sacramento, CA 1997





[ Box 41 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
NALAC [National Association of Latino Arts and Culture] 1992 - keynote speech





[ Box 41 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
NALAC [National Association of Latino Arts and Culture] 1995





[ Box 41 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Open Studio: Ester with Juan Fuentes and Nancy Hom at Galeria De la Raza, SF, 1994





[ Box 41 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Pasion por Frida Exhibit, Mexico City, 1992 - correspondence





[ Box 41 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
The Power of Feminist Art, Abrams, Inc., 1993-1994





[ Box 41 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
UC Berkeley Chicana Latina Conference, 11/97





[ Box 42 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
NACCS [National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies], 1999 - General Information





[ Box 42 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Mumia Abu Jamal





[ Box 42 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Miscellaneous 1999





[ Box 42 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
1999 Activities





Subseries 3.2. Family





[ Box 42 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Family Photos, 1930s [1 of 4]. photocopies





[ Box 42 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Family Photos, 1940s [2 of 4]. photocopies





[ Box 42 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Family Photos, 1950s [3 of 4]. photocopies





[ Box 42 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Family Photos, 1960s [4 of 4]. photocopies





[ Box 42 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Early Family Photos, 1916-1940s





[ Box 42 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Family Photos, 1940s-1950s - uncles (military). photocopies





[ Box 42 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Class photo, Washington Junior High School, Dinuba, CA; elementary school diploma, 1958; high school graduation Congressional Greetings





[ Box 42 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Family 1970s: Correspondence, miscellaneous material, photo





[ Box 43 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
UC Berkeley, 1970s: University Without Walls guide; Chicano Graduation Program





[ Box 43 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Family 1980s: Correspondence; father's death notice, etc.





[ Box 43 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Driver's licenses, passports





[ Box 43 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Family 1990s: correspondence, etc.





[ Box 43 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Family 1990s: letters from sisters.





[ Box 43 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Family: Death of sister Hope Macias: news articles, memorial messages, etc.





[ Box 43 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Ester' astrological chart





[ Box 43 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Information regarding Dinuba, CA: news articles, slides, etc.





[ Box 43 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Patrick Macias (nephew): writings appearing in news articles. photocopies





[ Box 43 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Letters to parents. 1968





[ Box 43 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Family photos I [1 of 2]. photographs





[ Box 43 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Family photos I [2 of 2]. photographs and slides





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Family photos II [1 of 2]. photographs and slides





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Family photos II [2 of 2]. photographs and slides





Subseries 3.3. School Yearbooks





[ Box 95 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Washington Junior High School Yearbook. 1957





[ Box 95 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Washington Junior High School Yearbook. 1958





[ Box 95 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Dinuba High School Yearbook. 1959





[ Box 95 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Dinuba High School Yearbook. 1960





[ Box 95 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Dinuba High School Yearbook. 1961





[ Box 96 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Dinuba High School Yearbook. 1962





[ Box 96 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Reedley College Yearbook. 1963





[ Box 96 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Reedley College Yearbook. 1964

Series 4. Photographs/Slides/Negatives. 3.5 linear ft.


Series 4 presents a visual journey through Hernandez's professional and personal life. Images found in this series include: early 1970s photographs of orange pickers working in California's Central Valley, Hernandez's sister artists of Las Mujeras Muralistas and her work with Oakland school children through the California Arts Council; exhibit installations, exhibit openings, print shop visits, and conferences throughout the 1980s and 1990s,; and personal photographs covering the 1970s-1990s.






[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Posada de Colores, California Arts Council, Oakland. n.d.





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Arizona State University Hispanic Research Center: Lithograph - Segura Publ.1998





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Brandywine Press. 1991, 1996





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Centro Latino Mural. n.d.





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Crearte, Minneapolis, MN. 1996





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Galeria de la Raza. 1990s





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Lab Ova, Yokahama, Japan. 1998





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Japan Trip. 1998





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
MACLA [Movimiento de Arte y Cultura Latino American]: Lydia Mendoza. 1998





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Mexican Museum, SF. 1991, 1998





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Mexican Museum, Chicago. 1987, 1989[?], 1994





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Mission Cultural Center, SF: Day of the Dead. 1992





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
NAACS [National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies] Conference, Sacramento. 1999[?]





[ Box 44 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
NALAC [National Association of LAtino Arts and Cultures] Conference, San Antonio. 1998





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
San Francisco Art Institute





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Self Help Graphics, LA. 1988





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Smithsonian Institute, Washington D.C., opening. 1998





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Wright Art Gallery, UCLA; CARA, SF. n.d.





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
UC Santa Barbara, Chicana Women Artists. 1991





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
California Arts Council. n.d.





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Sun Mad, the Video, Dinuba, CA. ca. 1995





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Sun Mad Installation. 1989





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Sun Maid [Research]. n.d.photocopies





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Mutual Influences, Guadalupe Arts Center. 1991





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
St John's Mural, Oakland, CA. 1991





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Congressional Hispanic Caucus. 1991





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Pasion por Frida. n.d.





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
The Holy Tree. 1992





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 16 ]
Mujeres Muralistas: Irene, Graciela, etc.ca. 1970s





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 17 ]
Studies for pastel: "Puras Papas". ca. 1999





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 18 ]
Self-printing, Oakland, CA. February, 1984





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 19 ]
Color positives [search for titles]. n.d.





[ Box 45 ]
[ Folder 20 ]
Personal photographs/slides. n.d.





[ Box 46 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Ester -photos/portraits [1 of 2]. n.d.





[ Box 46 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Ester -photos/portraits [2 of 2]. n.d.





[ Box 46 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Renee Moreno. n.d.





[ Box 46 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Graciela Iturbide: negatives, SF visits. 1990,1991; Ester's visit to Mexico, 1991





[ Box 46 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Alice Walker: negatives





[ Box 46 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Astrid Haddad: negatives





[ Box 46 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Lydia Mendoza: slides of visits to CA. 1982, 1985





[ Box 46 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Lydia Mendoza: slides of Ester's visit to Houston, TX. 1998





[ Box 46 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Lydia Mendoza: negatives





[ Box 47 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Family photos: negatives





[ Box 47 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Negatives. 1970s





[ Box 47 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Negatives [1 of 2]. 1980s





[ Box 47 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Negatives [2 of 2]. 1980s





[ Box 47 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Negatives [1 of 4]. 1990s





[ Box 47 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Negatives [2 of 4]. 1990s





[ Box 48 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Negatives [3 of 4]. 1990s





[ Box 48 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Negatives [4 of 4]. 1990s





[ Box 48 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Negatives: Las Mujeras Muralistas. 1970s[?]





[ Box 48 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Photographs: Galeria de la Raza. 1980s





[ Box 48 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Miscellaneous photographs





[ Box 48 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Berryessa Flea Market, San Jose, CA. 1987. photographs





[ Box 48 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Orange pickers. 1973[?]. photographs





[ Box 48 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
La Lonely, Fresno, CA. 1993. photographs





[ Box 48 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Low Rider Bikes. ca. 1997. photographs





[ Box 48 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Screenprinting, Oakland, CA. 1982. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
New Orleans, LA. 1988. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Monoprinting, Oakland, CA. 1990. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Russian River, CA. 1986. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Day of the Dead, Home Altar, Oakland, CA. 1990. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Photo session, Oakland, CA. 1987. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
New Mexico. 1990. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
All Indian Rodeo, Fallon, NV. ca. 1983. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Mendocino Coast, CA. 1989. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Calistoga, CA. 1986. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Barbeque, San Francisco, CA. 1993. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
High Sierras. 1993. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Mexico City. 1996. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Japan Tour. 1999. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Guadalupe, Az: Yaqui Village. 1998. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
California Indian Protest March. 1998. photographs





[ Box 49 ]
[ Folder 16 ]
Charreada, Sunol, CA. 1986. photographs





[ Half Box 50 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Centro Cultural de Coyoacan. 1991. photographs





[ Half Box 50 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Banda Dance, Gilroy, CA [1 of 2]. 1992. photographs





[ Half Box 50 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Banda Dance, Gilroy, CA [2 of 2]. 1992. photographs





[ Half Box 50 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Carnival, San Francisco. 1989. photographs





[ Half Box 50 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Carnival, San Francisco. 1996. photographs





[ Box 50 ]
[ Folder 17 ]
Colectivo Sol, Mexico City. 1991. photographs

Series 5. Audio Visual. 1. 5 linear ft.


Series 5 contains mostly videocassettes (VHS) of subjects that have interested Hernandez through the years. Included are: Cesar Chavez Memorial, 1993; Sun Mad-the Movie, 1995; Oral History Interview with Lucy Hernandez (Ester's mother), 1994; Pilots of Aztlan: Flights of the Royal Chicano Air Force, n.d.; Ester Hernandez - Self Help Graphics, Los Angeles, 1991; Ester Hernandez, A Defiant Eye, January, 1993, VHS cassette; and others.






[ Box 51 ]
[ 1 ]
Dia de los Muertos, n.d., super 8 and 8mm/400 ft





[ Box 51 ]
[ 2 ]
Cesar Chavez Memorial, 40 acres, Delano, CA, April 1993, VHS cassette





[ Box 51 ]
[ 3 ]
Tiempo Latino, May 1986, Ester Hernandez, VHS cassette





[ Box 51 ]
[ 4 ]
Vida Awards, Latin Nights, VHS cassette





[ Box 51 ]
[ 5 ]
Lucy Hernandez, Oral/Visual History, Dinuba, CA, 11/25/1994, VHS cassette





[ Box 51 ]
[ 6 ]
Pilots of Aztlan: Flights of the Royal Chicano Air Force, VHS cassette





[ Box 51 ]
[ 7 ]
Films/Video by Francisco X. Camplis: Los Desarraigados; Coyolxauhqui; Musicos; Drawing Class; Margarita, 1995, VHS cassette





[ Box 51 ]
[ 8 ]
Sun Mad: the Movie, by Rene Moreno, performance by Ester Hernandez, 9/1995, VHS cassette





[ Box 51 ]
[ 9 ]
Ester Hernandez - Self Help Graphics, Los Angeles, 7/1991, VHS cassette





[ Card Box 52 ]
[ 1 ]
Portrait of the Artist: Ester Hernandez, VHS cassette





[ Card Box 52 ]
[ 2 ]
Ester's Opening - Galeria de la Raza, June 1988, VHS cassette





[ Card Box 52 ]
[ 3 ]
"Let the People Speak": Part 4, Women's Pathways with Marsha Gomez and Paula Gunn Allen, n.d.,VHS cassette





[ Card Box 52 ]
[ 4 ]
"Let the People Speak": Southwest Indigenous Women's Regional Conference, Opening panel, n.d.,VHS cassette





[ Card Box 52 ]
[ 5 ]
Ester Hernandez, A Defiant Eye, January, 1993, VHS cassette





[ Card Box 52 ]
[ 6 ]
The Art of Resistance, 1994, VHS Cassette





[ Card Box 52 ]
[ 7 ]
Lydia Mendoza, Summer 1998, Hi 8 Video cassette





[ Card Box 52 ]
[ 8 ]
Lucy Hernandez, photo history, 11/25/1994, 8mm Video cassette





[ Card Box 52 ]
[ 9 ]
Dias de los Muertos, Oakland, CA, 11/1994, 8mm Video cassette





[ Card Box 52 ]
[ 10 ]
Ester Hernadez Show at Galeria de la Raza, 6/10/1988; Entrevistas a los visitantes y a Dolores Huerta, by Jorge Herrera, audio cassette





[ Flat Box 53 ]
[ 1 ]
Latino Arts and Culture, from the series America Past and Present, National Arts and Humanities Education Program, National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, kit includes VHS cassette, study, guide, slides, and color prints

Series 6. Artist's Files. 14 linear ft.


In Series 6, correspondence, exhibit announcement, photographs, bill of sale, photocopied news or journal articles, and miscellaneous material can be found by an artist's last name, arranged alphabetically. Individual subseries have been created where significant material was collected by Hernandez on certain artists. In particular, Subseries 4. Lydia Mendoza, Hernandez collected costumes and other personal items of the singer known as "Songbird of the Border," and these articles are found here. Please note: Subseries 6.6 Alice Walker material is restricted. Contact Special Collections for further information.






Subseries 6.1. General





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Aguayo, Sergio: "Los Chicanos" [photocopied journal article]. ca. 1978





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Aguirre, Valentin: correspondence, exhibition announcement





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Alarcon, Norma: correspondence, bill of sale





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Allyn, Jerri: correspondence, exhibition announcements





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Baca, Judy: correspondence





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Bains, Amalia Mesa-: correspondence, exhibition announcements, essays, unpublished ms, photographs, miscellaneous material





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Behar, Ruth: correspondence





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Behar, Ruth. Thinking Back Through Her Mother: A Mexican Woman's Life Story. 1990

LSAmagazine [Literature, Science, Arts], College of Literature Science and the Arts, Fall, 1990






[ Box 97 ]
[ 1 ]
Beltran, Lola: Lola Beltran, accompanamiento: banda del Recodo de Don Cruz Lizarraga, Gas Cd-1081, compact disk, autographed by artist. 1992





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Benavida, Virginia: "Feminaries' magazine, 1985; bill of sale





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Bejarano, Yvonne Yabro-: correspondence, course description, journal article, miscellaneous material





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Bernardi, Claudia: correspondence, exhibition announcements





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Bill, Barbara: correspondence, photocopied news articles, photos, slides, miscellaneous material





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Broyles-Gonzalez, Yolanda: correspondence, bill of sale, photographs, slides, San Francisco. 1999





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Buenrostro, Dona Maria: photographs, slides, miscellaneous photcopied correspondence, news articles, etc.





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
Campusano, Jesus (Chuy): benefit announcements, death notices, correspondence





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 16 ]
Cantaneda, Antonia: correspondence





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 17 ]
Carillo, Charlie, New Mexico artist: photographs





[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 18 ]
Castillo, Ana. My Father Was A Toltec, West End Press, 1988

autographed and inscribed






[ Box 54 ]
[ Folder 19 ]
Castillo, Ana: correspondence, photographs, appearance announcements





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Caton Garcia, Felicia Rose. Pos Orale!, Chican Chap Book #20. 1998





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Cervantes, Yreina: correspondence [Sybil Venegas co-correspondee]





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Cisneros, Sandra: correspondence, photograph, bills of sale, lecture announcements





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Cisneros, Sandra: photographs





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Colorado, Hortencia y Elvira: Coatlicue Theatre Co., NY production of "A Traditional Kind of Women: Too Much, Not Nuff." Announcement inscribed.





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Coronado, Raul: "Selena's Good Buy: Texas Mexicans, History, y Selena Meet Transnational Capitalism" [Stanford University graduate paper?]





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Corpi, Lucha: correspondence. ca. 1985





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Corpi, Lucha: photographs, Posada de Colores. 1986





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Croy, Norma Jean: photographs, prison release party. 1997





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Drummond, Judy: correspondence, miscellaneous material





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Echeveste, Maria: photographs. 1998





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Ehrenberg, Felipe. Flagrante Delicato, exhibition booklet, Casa Lamm, Mexico. 1994

autographed and inscribed






[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Ferlinghetti, Lawrence: slides, photographs. 1978, 1980





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Fernandez, Roberta: "Thirteen Hands Make A Rainbow": unpublished short stories





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
Fernandez, Roberta. Intaglio.: A Novel In Six Stories, Arte Publico Press, Houston, TX, 1990





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 16 ]
Flor Ada, Alma. The Christmas Tree/El Arbol de Navidad, Hyperion Books for Children, NY, 1997

autographed and inscribed






[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 17 ]
Galvez, Daniel: Photocopied news articles on street murals, slide of same, miscellaneous materials





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 18 ]
Garcia, Rupert: slide presentation announcement





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 19 ]
Garza, Carmen Loma: exhibition announcements; Scholastic Books Phonics, Chapter Book 12.





[ Box 55 ]
[ Folder 20 ]
Garza, Carmen Lomas: photographs, exhibitiob opening[?], 1987; house warming, 1999





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Goldman, Shifra M.: correspondence, photocopied news articles, miscellaneous material





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Gomez, Marsha: Death notices and dedications, photocopied essays, public art proposal, miscellaneous material





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Gomez, Marsha: photographs, Austin, TX. 1988





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Gomez, Selma: miscellaneous text





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Gomez-Pena, Guillermo: performance announcements, magazine article, miscellaneous material





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Gomez-Pena, Guillermo: photographs, "Mexterminator" performance with Isis Rodriguez. 1998





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Gomperts, Hulk: correspondence, photographs, photocopied news article [partial]





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Gosling, Maureen: correspondence, catalog, script, miscellaneous material





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Gutierrez-Stavenhagen, Elia: bills of sale, postcard, photographs, slides: Tepotzlan and Xochimilco DF, Mexico, 1993; UFWA Peregrenacion, 1994





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Harlan, Theresa: correspondence, recognition award application, miscellaneous material





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Hernandez, Lourdes: correspondence, nwespaper article





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Islas, Arturo. The Rain God (Alexanandrain Press, Palo Alto, CA 1984).Inscription and note by Islas.





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
JiHonrilo, Avotcja, et al. Third World Women, Third World Communications, SF, 1972: compilation of essays and writings, inscription by Avotcja.1972





[ Box 56 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Jimenez, Flaco: photographs, slides, Cinco de Mayo, Berkeley, CA. 1987





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
La Marr, Jean: correspondence, exhibition announcement; photographs, slides. 1986[?]-1992





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Las Mujeres Muralistas: Academic essays, news articles, slides, miscellaneous information.





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Limon, Leo: correspondence





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Lippard, Lucy: correspondence





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Lopez, Yolanda: corespondence, exhibition announcements, benefit announcements, miscellaneous material, slides





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Magu: paper cutouts





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Mali, Wu: Art Taiwan brochure, featuring works of Mali





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Martinez, Alma: correspondence





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Mirikitani, Janice. Shedding Silence (Celestial Arts, Berkeley, CA, 1987). Inscription by author.





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Montoya, Malaquias: correspondence, exhibit annnouncement





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Montoya, Malaquias: exhibition booklet, San Francisco Art Institute. 1997

autographed and inscribed






[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Moraga, Cherrie: "Heroes and Saints "production for Brava: grant application, theater programs, news articles, miscellaneous materials





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Moraga, Cherrie





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Moreno, Renee: personal information, correspondence from 1990s, photographs, slides.





[ Box 57 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
Moreno, Renee: writings





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Munoz, Celia: correspondence, photograph





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Munoz, Manuel. Greetings From Ice Country, Chicano Chap Book #19. 1998





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Ortiz Taylor, Shiela, and Sandra. Imaginary Parents: A Family Autobiography, University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, NM

autographed and inscribed






[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Paquita la del Barrio: news article on Mexican singer; photographs, taken at her nightclub, Mexico, DF. 1993





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Paz, Suni: lyrics or verse, autographed [Chilean songwriter, singer, poet]. ca. 1978





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Perez, Laura: correspondence, copies of ms articles/essays, permission forms, miscellaneous material





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Poniatowski, Elena: "Juchitan, a Town of Women: the Man With the Sweet Penis," reprint





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Quirarte, Jacinto: request for information





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Rebollado, Tey Diana: correspondence, book covers, University of Arizona Press catalog, Spring 1995





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Rice-Trujillo, Celia: photographs, 1985, 1995





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Rodriguez, Lily "Isis": correspondence, exhibition announcement, photographs, miscellaneous material.





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Rodriguez, Patricia: photographs, slides, course outline, exhibition announcement, miscellaneous material.





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Roth, Moira: correspondence, invitations, miscellaneous material.





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Sanchez-Duarte, Cecelia: correspondence, miscellaneous material





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
Shaw, Rebecca Salome: correspondence, text of slide presentation





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 16 ]
Solis, Diana: photographs, "Chicago, Halsted Street Bus 'Las Palomas;'" "Michoacan, Mexico."





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 17 ]
Soto, Gary: correspondence, bills of sale, series of chapbooks edited by Soto.





[ Box 58 ]
[ Folder 18 ]
Tan, Amy: correspondence, miscellaneous material





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Teresita la Campesina [Alberto Gonzalez Nevares]: performance announcements, photographs





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Teresita la Campesina [Alberto Gonzalez Nevares]: photographs,slides: San Francisco, 1985; Berkeley, 1997; San Francisco, Mission Dolores, 1997





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Trujillo, Carla: "La Virgen de Guadalupe and Her Re-construction in Chicana Lesbian Desire," academic paper, bill of sale





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Underwood, Consuelo: correspondence, exhbit announcement, news article





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Underwood, Consuelo Jimenez: Las Fuerzas de la Tierra, exhibition booklet, Museo de El Carmen, Teotihuacan, Mexico. 1993





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Underwood, Consuelo Jimenez: Fronteras de Anahuac, exhibition booklet, Museo Textil de Terrassa, Barcelona, Spain. 1995





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Valdez, Luis: news article





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Valdez, Patsi





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Yampolsky, Mariana: correspondence, exhbit announcement, news articles, photographs, slides, miscellaneous materials





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Ybanez, Terri: correspondence





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Ybarra-Frausto, Tomas: "A History of Chicano Art" news article, miscellaneous material, photographs





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Miscellaneous photographs





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Miscellaneous slides





Subseries 6.2. Astrid Hadad





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
At Stanford University. September, 1988





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
Ester's visit to Mexico, D.F.1996





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 16 ]
Cabaret de la Luna. 1992





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 17 ]
Mexican Fine Arts Center, Chicago, Ill. 1994





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 18 ]
Press packet. ca. 1998





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 19 ]
Stanford University, Flor y Canto. 1999





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 20 ]
Receipt for cassettes. ca. 1996





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 21 ]
Sibila De Vila. 1996





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 22 ]
Prototype CD cover. 1999





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 23 ]
Miscellaneous emails. 1999





[ Box 59 ]
[ Folder 24 ]
Miscellaneous slides. n.d.





[ Box 60 ]
[ 1 ]
Astrid Hadad en "Corazon Sangrante," Ximena Cuevas, director, Mexico City; Astrid Hadad Y Los Tarzanes en "Heavy Nopal," Mexico: VHS videocassette. 6/15/1905





[ Box 60 ]
[ 2 ]
Sor Juana Festival, Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum, Chicago, unedited, Tape #1, VHS videocassette. 11/2/1994





[ Box 60 ]
[ 3 ]
Sor Juana Festival, Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum, Chicago, unedited, Tape #2, VHS videocassette. 11/2/1994





[ Box 60 ]
[ 4 ]
Astrid Hadad at Stanford: VHS videocassette. May, 1999





[ Box 60 ]
[ 5 ]
Para Luis Ambrie: Cortes de Diferentes Shows: VHS videocassette. n.d.





[ Box 60 ]
[ 6 ]
Astrid Hadad: Video 8 videotape. 6/14/1905





[ Box 60 ]
[ 7 ]
El Personal: Concierto en vivo Guadalajara - el Hospicio Cabanas. February, 1987





[ Box 60 ]
[ 8 ]
Astrid Hadad Live. ca. 1996





[ Box 60 ]
[ 9 ]
Recorded phone messages, Astrid Hadad and Ester Hernandez. June, 1994





[ Box 60 ]
[ 10 ]
Recorded phone messages, Astrid Hadad and Ester Hernandez. 2/18/1994





[ Box 60 ]
[ 11 ]
Ay!: Astrid Hadad y Los Tarzanes, Discos Cabaret, Musicomedia, audiocassette. n.d.





[ Box 60 ]
[ 12 ]
Ay!: Astrid Hadad y Los Tarzanes, Discos Cabaret, Musicomedia, compact disk





[ Box 60 ]
[ 13 ]
Ay!: Astrid Hadad y Los Tarzanes, Nubenegra, compact disk. 1994





[ Box 60 ]
[ 14 ]
Astrid's favorite music, taped for Ester Hernandez: Musica Mexicana, audio cassette. n.d.





[ Box 60 ]
[ 15 ]
Astrid's favorite music, taped for Ester Hernandez: Pepe Gutierrez con Lucha Reyes, Laurita Rivas, Juanita Escoto, Sara Rodriguez, Ernesto Cortazar con Lucha Reyes, audio cassette. n.d.





[ Box 60 ]
[ 16 ]
Astrid's favorite music, taped for Ester Hernandez: Sofia Alavarez, Olga Ramos, Hermanas Diaz Trio Tariacuri, audio cassette. n.d.





[ Box 60 ]
[ 17 ]
Astrid's favorite music, taped for Ester Hernandez: Lucha Reyes, Sofia Alvarez, Olga Ramos, audio cassetee. n.d.





[ Box 61 ]
[ 1 ]
Hadad, Astrid: photographs, slides





Subseries 6.3. Graciela Iturbide





[ Box 61 ]
[ 2 ]
Iturbide, Graciela. En el Nombre del Padre, Ediciones Toledo, Mexico, 1993

Autographed and inscribed by author






[ Box 61 ]
[ 3 ]
Miscellaneous material





[ Box 61 ]
[ 4 ]
Correspondence





[ Box 61 ]
[ 5 ]
Miscellaneous publications





[ Box 61 ]
[ 6 ]
La fotografia en Mexico. n.d.Set of postcards





[ Box 61 ]
[ 7 ]
Japanese photo award brochure. ca. 1990





[ Box 61 ]
[ 8 ]
"External Encounters, Internal Imagings," San Francisco Museum of Modern Art exhibit material. 1990





[ Box 61 ]
[ 9 ]
Iturbide, Graciela: photographs, slides





Subseries 6.4. Lydia Mendoza





[ Box 61 ]
[ 10 ]
Lydia Mendoza: photographs, slides





[ Box 61 ]
[ 11 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Extra material: Photographs, photocopies of newspaper, magazine, and journal articles





[ Box 62 ]
[ 1 ]
Lydia Mendoza: "The Spiritualist," a story told by Lydia to Ester Hernandez on Sept. 15., 1986. Handwritten notes and a typed out simple edit fill in the gaps left out of the notes.





[ Box 62 ]
[ 2 ]
Lydia Mendoza: "Why My Sister is Called Maria de Jesus" a story told to Ester Hernandez by Lydia Mendoza, ca. 1986. Handwritten and printed notes with minor editing.





[ Box 62 ]
[ 3 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Postcard from Lydia to Ester Hernandez - NY, 1988





[ Box 62 ]
[ 4 ]
Lydia Mendoza: "Lydia Mendoza - Showtime," installation, list of materials and insurance value.





[ Box 62 ]
[ 5 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Photos -performance at Posada de colores, Oakland, CA, 1985





[ Box 62 ]
[ 6 ]
Lydia Mendoza: torn page from Houston telephone book, ca. 1987; photo of poster from Lydia's house, part of personal archive.





[ Box 62 ]
[ 7 ]
Lydia Mendoza: handwritten letter regarding flight from Fresno, 1986; letter from Radio Bilingue to Lydia, 1986





[ Box 62 ]
[ 8 ]
Lydia Mendoza: miscellaneous material regarding Lydia's stay at Ester Hernandez's house, ca. 1986





[ Box 62 ]
[ 9 ]
Lydia Mendoza: price list, ca. 1986





[ Box 62 ]
[ 10 ]
Lydia Mendoza: original sketch by Ester Hernandez, ca 1985





[ Box 62 ]
[ 11 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Miscellaneous material: press release, Voices of Americas, Washington Square Church, NewYork, NY; slide, San Juan Bautista, Teatro Campesinos; La Voz de Esparanza 10/1999; wrapping paper with Lydia's Houston address.





[ Box 62 ]
[ 12 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Straichwitz, Chris, and Nicolopulos, James. Lydia Mendoza: a Family Autobiography, Art Publico Press, University of Houston, TX. Inscribed by Chris Straichwitz and Lydia Mendoza.





[ Box 62 ]
[ 13 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Letter from Lydia, 3/5/1985





[ Box 62 ]
[ 14 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia's unmailed postcard to Jesus Chavez, n.d.





[ Box 62 ]
[ 15 ]
Lydia Mendoza: postcard from Lydia, from Santa Barbara, CA, 1986





[ Box 62 ]
[ 16 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Letter from Lydia, 10/15/1985





[ Box 62 ]
[ 17 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Letter from Lydia, 1987





[ Box 62 ]
[ 18 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Letter from Lydia, 5/7/1987





[ Box 62 ]
[ 19 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Letter from Lydia and package wrapping, 7/1987





[ Box 63 ]
[ 1 ]
Lydia Mendoza: letter from Lydia, 4/9/1988





[ Box 63 ]
[ 2 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Money order from Ester to Lydia, with note from Lydia, 1988





[ Box 63 ]
[ 3 ]
Lydia Mendoza; Note from Lydia and wrapping from her package to Ester, 1988





[ Box 63 ]
[ 4 ]
Lydia Mendoza:Letter from Fred Martinez, re: Lydia's hospitalization, 1988





[ Box 63 ]
[ 5 ]
Lydia Mendoza: 3 public relations photographs, photographer unknown.





[ Box 63 ]
[ 6 ]
Lydia Mendoza: 2 photopraphs, autographed, photographer unknown, 5/22/1982, 523/1982





[ Box 63 ]
[ 7 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Autographed photograph, dedicated to Ester, photographer unknown, 5/10/1985





[ Box 63 ]
[ 8 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Autographed photograph, photographer and date unknown.





[ Box 63 ]
[ 9 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Announcement for Mario Obledo campaign event, Lydia Mendoza entertaining, Oakland, CA, 5/22/1982





[ Box 63 ]
[ 10 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Photocopied newspaper article regarding Lydia's artist in residency at Fresno State University, 1982





[ Box 63 ]
[ 11 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Autographed publicity photographs of Alexandra Valdiva, country and western singer and beautician, Fresno, CA, ca. 1982





[ Box 63 ]
[ 12 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Photocopied newspaper article and announcement regarding Lydia's appearance at Wheeler Auditorium, UC Berkeley, 4/10/1982





[ Box 63 ]
[ 13 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Photocopied material from the Congressional Record, NY Times, SF Chronicle, etc. regarding Lydia's National Endowment for the Arts Heritage Award, 1982.





[ Box 63 ]
[ 14 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Announcement and photographic proofs of Lydia's performance at San Juan Bautista, CA, Teatro Campesino, 5/22-23/1982





[ Box 63 ]
[ 15 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Performance at La Pena, Berkeley, CA: contract, announcements, 1985





[ Box 63 ]
[ 16 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia's performance at Posada de Colores, Oakland CA, 1985: coorespondence, newspaper announcement





[ Box 63 ]
[ 17 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Postcard, layout,design, and finished cards, 1985.





[ Box 63 ]
[ 18 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Perfomance at Cinco de Mayo celebration, UC Berkeley, with Flaco Jimenez, 1985: flyers, poster, contracts, photographs





[ Box 63 ]
[ 19 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Miscellaneous material: receipts, schedules, etc. 1985





[ Box 63 ]
[ 20 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Adal Maldonado "Avant Garde Mambo Society" photograph exhibit at Galeria de la Raza,. featuring photos of Latin American musicians, including Lydia Mendoza. Includes flyers, announcement, and correspondence, 1985.





[ Box 63 ]
[ 21 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia's performance at La Pena, Berkeley, CA, 1986, includes flyers, announcement, photograph.





[ Box 63 ]
[ 22 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia's performance at La Pena, Berkeley, CA, 1987, includes flyers, announcement, contract, etc.





[ Box 63 ]
[ 23 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Design by Ester Hernandez for publicity release, autographed by Lydia, 1987.





[ Box 63 ]
[ 24 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Sor Juana "Tribute to Women" Festival, Mexican Fine Art Center, Chicago, Lydia one of several honorees. Includes several drafts of Ester Hernandez's introductory speech, brochure, flyers, notes, etc., 1996.





[ Box 63 ]
[ 25 ]
Lydia Mendoza: miscellaneous brochures, flyers, etc.





[ Box 63 ]
[ 26 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Los Primeros Duetos Femininos: photocopied notes regarding early recordings of Texas-Mexican Border music, including Lydia Mendoza and the Mendoza family, authored by Phillip Sonnichsen. Also includes photocopies of catalog pages from Arhoolie Records, catalog from DownHome Music.





[ Box 63 ]
[ 27 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Chulas Fronteras: information regarding documentary produced by Brazos Film, featuring Lydia Mendoza.





[ Box 63 ]
[ 28 ]
Lydia Mendoza: photocopied miscellaneous reviews.





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 1 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Interview with Ester Hernandez, discussing the difficulties of being a woman artist, Fresno, CA, 4/20/1981, audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 2 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Interview with Ester Hernandez, discussing women artists, Fresno, CA, 1982 audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 3 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Interview with Ester Hernandez, discussing Lydia's disability, future plans, Chicago, 10/19/90 audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 4 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza, Big Star Records 7089, Rangel Record Distributors, San Antonio TX, 1989, audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 5 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lidia Mendoza y Lorenzo Caballero: Por Primera Vez Juntos en una Grabacion, Gapoca Records, G.P. Records, Houston, TX, 1980, audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 6 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza Con Corridos y Corridos, Norteno Records 822, n.d., audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 7 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza - La Alondra de la Frontera, DLB Records 1139, San Antonio, TX, n.d. audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 8 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza - La Alondra de la Frontera - Collecion de Oro, DLB Records 1094, San Antonio, TX, 1984[?]. audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 9 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza - En Vivo desde New York, DLB Records 2000, San Antonio, TX, 1994, audio cassette.





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 10 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza - Toda Una Epoca, DLB Records 1113, San Antonio, TX, n.d., audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 11 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lidia Mendoza, America Records, AIA029, n.d. audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 12 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza, La Alondra de la Frontera, Norteno Records 809, n.d., 809





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 13 ]
Lydia Mendoza: KPFA interview: Chris Scrachwitz discusses Lydia Mendoza and the Mendoza Family History, 1987[1 of 2], audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 14 ]
Lydia Mendoza: KPFA interview: Chris Scrachwitz discusses Lydia Mendoza and the Mendoza Family History, 1987[2 of 2], audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 15 ]
Lydia Mendoza: KPFA - Tejano Music Retrospective - featuring Lydia Mendoza in interview and live performance, 1988, audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 16 ]
Lydia Mendoza: KPFA - Jesse "Chuy" Barela interviews Tex/Mex singer Freddie Fender, Lydia Mendoza mentioned as an influence on him and other musicians, ca. 1988, audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 17 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza recorded live at La Pena Cultural Center, Berkeley, CA, 9/16/1986 [1 of 2] audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 18 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza recorded live at La Pena Cultural Center, Berkeley, CA, 9/16/1986 [2 of 2] audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 19 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza: Mas exitos de "La Alondra de la Frontera," source tape Falcon FLP-2029 [Side A]; La Alondra de la Frontera, no source noted [Side B], audio cassette





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 20 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza: En Tu Dia, source Corona CLP 3003 [Side A]; Lydia Mendoza con su Guitarra, source tape Azteca 8012





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 21 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza: La Alondra de la Frontera con el Mariachi Aguila, source tape Paloma 1011 [Side A]





[ Flat Box 64 ]
[ 22 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza interviewed by Ester Hernandez, Sor Juana Festival, Mexican Museum Art Center, Chicago. Renee Moreno, videographer, 1996, VHS cassette





[ Oversized Box 65 ]
[ 1 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza, La Alondra de la Frontera y Su Guitarra de Oro: 50 anos, DLP Records #1094, LP

Cover autographed and inscribed






[ Oversized Box 65 ]
[ 2 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza y Su Guitarra de Oro, La Alondra de la Frontera, Norteno Records #812, LP

Back cover autographed and inscribed






[ Oversized Box 65 ]
[ 3 ]
Lydia Mendoza: La Alondra de la Frontera - Lydia Mendoza y Su Guitarra con Beto Villa, Mariachi Ideal, and Narciso Martinez, Ideal Records #120, LP





[ Oversized Box 65 ]
[ 4 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Dueto Monterrey con Guitarras, Azteca Records #AM 8011, LP

Back cover autographed and inscribed






[ Oversized Box 65 ]
[ 5 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Que hare tan sola - Lydia Mendoza canta sus Composiciones con su Guitarra, Azteca Records #AM 8017, LP

Back cover autographed and inscribed






[ Oversized Box 65 ]
[ 6 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza con su Guitarra, Una Voz Y Una Guitarra, Azteca Records # AM 8030, LP

Back cover autographed and inscribed






[ Oversized Box 65 ]
[ 7 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza Part 1: First Recordings, 1928-1938, Una historia de la musica de la frontera, Texas-Mexican Border Music vol 15, Folklyric Records #9023, LP

Cover autographed and inscribed






[ Oversized Box 65 ]
[ 8 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza Part 2: Early Recordings, from the 1930s, Una historia de la musica de la frontera, Texas-Mexican Border Music vol 16, Folklyric Records #9024, LP





[ Oversized Box 65 ]
[ 9 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza - La Gloria de Texas, Arhoolie Records # 3012, LP





[ Oversized Box 65 ]
[ 10 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Lydia Mendoza - La Alondra de la Frontera, con el Mariachi Aguila, Paloma Records # 1011

Jacket only, no LP






[ Carton 66 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Black velvet dress with colored sequins in floral pattern

Worn for filming of "Chulas Fronteras," ca. 1960s






[ Carton 67 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Rebozo, lime-green with red striping, black and white patterns, worn with "Adelita Dress,"ca. 1960s





[ Carton 67 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Hand-made dress for musical performance, white with red and blue stripes, white lace trimming, the "Adelita Dress," ca. 1960s





[ Carton 68 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Hand-made blue satin dress with yellow ribbon, white rickrack, and lace trim, ca. 1960s





[ Card Box 69 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Mask of Lydia Mendoza's face, created by Ester Hernandez of white plaster and gauze, ca. 1988





[ Carton 70 ]
Lydia Mendoza: Miscellaneous personal items collected by Ester Hernandez during Lydia's to Oakland.

Jewelry, hair ornaments, styrofoam "head" for wig, cosmetics, pillowcase and face towel with traces of Lydia's makeup makeup, beer can with lipstick impression, other miscellaneous items






Subseries 6.5. Selena





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Tres Flores: Lydia, Astrid, y Selena, lecture Stanford University, 5/4/1999





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Selena: photocopied news articles regarding her murder and funeral, April 1995





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Selena article, US Magazine, March, 1996





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Selena Tribute, People Magazine special issue, Spring 1995





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Selena trubutes at San Jose Flea Market, 1999: postcard announcements





[ Box 60 ]
[ Folder 18 ]
Selena videotape, 1995





Subseries 6.6. Alice Walker





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Defiant Eyes exhibit photographs. 1988

Ester working on floral painting; Alice and Ester together at unidentified gathering






[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Photographs, slides





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Miscellaneous greeting cards, invitations, etc.





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Directions and instructions for Walker's Casa Careyes House, Mexico.





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Alice Walker Calendar. 1986





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Miscellaneous book receptions, film opening, flyers





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Bill of sale, canceled checks, thank you notes





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Robert Allen's (Alice's companion) astrology chart. ca. 1988





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Adam [?] rough draft. ca. 1992





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
This is the House That Charlie Built: work in progress. 1990





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Stationery and envelopes from Steiner House, and Wild Tree Press





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Nightmare Begins Responsibility, press conference, SF City Hall. 12/6/1989





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
Magic Potion information for use in a new house. ca. 1991





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Birth date information [in Alice Walker's hand]





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
Water color collaboration with Ester. ca. 1991





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 16 ]
Sketches by Ester of Alice's house in Navarro, CA. ca. 1991





[ Box 72.1 ]
[ Folder 17 ]
Logo project for Our Daughters Have Mothers, Inc.1993





[ Half Box 72.2 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Notes regarding logo project for Our Daughters Have Mothers, Inc.1993





[ Half Box 72.2 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Turquoise and Coral Moon, draft (Temple of my Familiar, for SF Chronicle Book Review. 5/7/1989





[ Half Box 72.2 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Lead quote on "The Art of Provocation: Ester Hernandez," exhibit publication. 1995





[ Half Box 72.2 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Greeting cards produced by Wild Trees Press





[ Half Box 72.2 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Alice Walker: phone messages, audio cassette. 1990

Series 7. Public Relations. 1 linear ft.


Series 7 contains various announcements, news articles, exhibit catalogs, brochures, etc. concerning the display or discussion of Hernandez's work.






[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Mexican Museum Folio, 1997





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Oakland Museum: Traditions of Transformation





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
"Valley Grown:" Mexican American Visions and Voices from the Central Valley, 1998





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
"Transformations: The Art of Ester Hernandez," Artweek, 1998





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Transformations: The Art of Ester Hernandez, Catalog. 1998





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Posters American Style





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Experimental Texts...Other Authors...Other Forms, 1997





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
"Exploring the Breadth of Hispanic Art Today:" NY Times, Aug 27, 1996





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Sor Juana Festival, Chicago, 1995





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
Top of the Arts, - 50 San Francisco Arts Leaders: SF Live, February, 1996





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 16 ]
Galeria de la Raza 25th Anniversary





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 17 ]
"Chicago Heritage is All of Ours - Ester Hernandez Gives Us the Art of Provocation," newspaper article, 1995





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 18 ]
"The Art of Provocation - Ester Hernandez - a Retrospective," Cn Gorman museum, UC Davis, brochure, 1995





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 19 ]
La Exposicion Chicana en el MAM [Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico City]; news article, November, 1993





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 20 ]
Art del Otro Mexico, Mexican Museum, Chicago, 1993-1995





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 21 ]
The Power of Feminist Art: excerpt from book, 1994





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 22 ]
Ceremony of Spirit, The Mexican Museum, San Francisco, CA





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 23 ]
"Discovering Cesar Chavez's true legacy," newspaper article, SF Examiner, 4/29/1993; reprint, 9/1994





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 24 ]
"Cesar Chavez Nurtured Seeds of Art," newspaper article, LA Times, 4/28/1993





[ Box 71 ]
[ Folder 25 ]
"The Fifith Element: Recent Acquisitions of Contemporary Chicano Art," Mexican Museum, San Francisco, 1992-1993





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
CARA [Chicano Art: Resistance and Affirmation] - San Antonio, TX, 1993: newsletter, news article





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Pasion Por Frida, The Mexican Cultural Institute of New York, presented by National Institute of Fine Arts of Mexico, 1992





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
"Harlequin Fantasies and a Visionary Chicano Art Show," newspaper article, SF Chronicle,1/2/1993





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
"We Have a Beautiful Mother," Alice Walker poem accompanied by Hernandez's "Mis Madres," in Equal Means magazine, Summer, 1992





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
CARA [Chicano Art: Resistance and Affirmation] Wright Art Gallery, UCLA, 1991





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Heroes and Saints, by Cherrie Moraga, play announcement, San Francisco, 1992





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
"A Call to Social Action: The Art of Ester Hernandez:" reprint from Shaman's Drum Arts Gallery Magazine, Brekeley, CA, 1992





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
"Artes Festival to Open," Nuestro Tiempo section of the LA Times, photocopied article, 1991





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
"Chicano Art Hits Town," CARA review, SF Chronicle, 1992





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
"Women of Color contend with political, personal art," review, San Antonio Light, ca. 1991





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
"Images of Chicana Artists," review of "Artistas Chicanas" exhibit at UC Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara News-Press, 3/31/1991





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
"War Paint - Artists respond to War," review of exhibit at the Mexican Museum, Artweek, San Jose, CA, 2/7/1991





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
"Chicano Artists Paint for Peace," article in the Guardian, San Francisco, 1/30/1991





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
"Mixed Blessings - New Art in Multicultural America," review of Hernandez's work, Pantheon Press, NY, 1990





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
"Pride of the Mission - San Francisco's Latino artist community," SF Examiner, 5/20/1990





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 16 ]
"Wildly Colorful Latino Designs in Self Help Graphics Show," article, LA Times, 11/25/1989





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 17 ]
"The Goldies - Outstanding Local Discoveries," (1st Annual in the Guardian, San Francisco, 1989





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 18 ]
Dual Exhibits dedicated to "La Reina de Las Americas," review, River City Review, Austin, TX, 1988





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 19 ]
Galeria de la Raza - article, Northern California Home and Garden, November, 1988





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 20 ]
"The Defiant Eye - Ester Hernandez," Galeria de la Raza, monograph, announcement, invite, June 1988





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 21 ]
"Turquoise and Coral- Alice Walker," article in This World, San Francisco, 5/7/1989





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 22 ]
"Alternative to What?," review of San Francisco Arts Commision Gallery exhibit, Artweek, San Jose, CA, 8/20/1998





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 23 ]
"Brava!," Newsletter for women in the arts, July, 1988





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 24 ]
"Ester Hernandez," review of "Defiant Eye," El Mensajero, San Francisco, July, 1988





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 25 ]
"Arte Chicana - La icongrafia de la auto determinacion, raza, etnia y clase," Arte en Columbia, No. 34, 9/1987





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 26 ]
Latina Art:Showcase '87: brochure, Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum, Chicago, 1987





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 27 ]
Latina Art:Showcase '87:review, New Art Examiner, Chicago, 1987





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 28 ]
"Waiting for Eternity," review of Latina Art: Showcase '87, Reader, Chicago, 1987





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 29 ]
"Chicana Artist Ester Hernandez - Her Art Stirs Feeling for the Plight of Humanity," article, La Ventana, Sonoma County's Hispanic Newsletter, May/1987





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 30 ]
Freedom Notes: newsletter of the Dennis Banks Defense Committee, San Francisco, June - September, 1986





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 31 ]
Amanecer Indio - publicacion oficial de la confederacion de nacionalidade indigenas de la amazonia ecuatoriana, decembre, 1986





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 32 ]
"Mural Mural on the Wall - SF Art Institute," review of the Murals Project: Out of Context, The Daily Californian, Berkeley, 11/21/1986





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 33 ]
"An Inside Look Four Outdoor Murals," review of Murals Project: Out of Context, SF Examiner, 11/14/1986





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 34 ]
"Cinco de Mayo - a case of identity," article, Oakland Tribune, 5/5/1986





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 35 ]
South and Central American Indian Information Center (SAIIC): newsletter, Berkeley, CA, Spring, 1989





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 36 ]
"Chicanas Speak Out," review of Chicana Voices and Visions at SPARC [Social and Public Arts Resource Center], Artweek, San Jose, CA, 1/14/1984





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 37 ]
"Decontaminating Amerika - The Art of Ester Hernandez," interview published in Revista Literaria de El Tecolote, San Francisco, December, 1982





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 38 ]
"De Colores," article regarding Hernandez's mural project with senior citizens in Oakland, CA, The Montclarion, 6/28/1983





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 39 ]
"Oakland Seniors Unveil a Wall of Color," article regarding Arts Council mural project, SF Examiner,7/1/`983





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 40 ]
En Frequencia: monthly bi-lingual magazine and program guide for KBBF, Snta Rosa, CA, December 1979, January 1980: la Virgen and Libertad controversy





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 41 ]
"Artists Finish Hispanic Mural," article, Oakland Tribune, 8/29/1980





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 42 ]
"Walls with Tongues...," article in Dutch regarding Chicano mural movement, Intermediair, Amsterdam, Holland, October, 1979





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 43 ]
"Oakland's ColorfulFederally-Funded New Street," article, Oakland tribune, ca. 1978





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 44 ]
"The Artists and Their Work - The Role of the Chicana Artist," article, Chismearte, Los Angeles, 1977





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 45 ]
"La Escuelita Teaches Unique Children's Art Class," article by Alicia Bustos,7/20/1977, El Mundo...[?], Oakland, CA





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 46 ]
Indigena - News from Indian America, Berkeley, CA, Fall, 1976; graphics by Hernandez





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 47 ]
"Ester, Lupe, Y La Chicana en el Arte," review article, La Razon Mestize, San Francisco, 1976





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 48 ]
"Women," article on the San Francisco Art Festival, SF Chronicle, 9/18/1974





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 49 ]
"A Mural is painting Done on Walls by Human Hands,"review of Mujeres Muralistas, El Tecolote, San Francisco, 9/18/1974





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 50 ]
"The Art of Ester Hernandez," article in Diatribe: People of Color News Collective, May, 1993





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 51 ]
La Raza Women's Seminar: Chicanas and Latinas in the US, San Francisco State University course reader, Fall, 1994





[ Box 73 ]
[ Folder 52 ]
"Salad Bar," Bayview Opear House at Hunter's Point, exhibit catalog, n.d.

Series 8. Art Business. .5 linear ft.


Mailing lists, bills of sale, price lists, artist's statements, biographical sketches, resumes, and other material concerning Hernandez's professional business relations are found in Series 8.






[ Box 74 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Mailing Lists





[ Box 74 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Bill of Sale Receipts: miscellaneous





[ Box 74 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Post/note cards, tee shirts accounts information: miscellaneous receipts, order forms, etc.





[ Box 74 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Resumes: 1983-1999





[ Box 74 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Biographies





[ Box 74 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Letterheads





[ Box 74 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Website Stickers





[ Box 74 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Price Lists for Artwork





[ Box 74 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Artist Statements





[ Box 74 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Business Cards





[ Box 74 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Mural Projects: general information





[ Box 74 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Interview: Hernandez interviewed by H. Hyder, ca. 1983

Series 9. Art Organizations. 3 linear ft.


Series 9 holds correspondence, loan agreements, exhibit catalogs, announcements, grant applications and reports, and other material from the many galleries, educational organizations, workshops, and conferences with which Hernandez maintained a professional relationship.






[ Box 75 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
American Indian Community House, Inc., New York, NY

Opening the Window - Examining the Border, 1997. Featuring the work of Ester Hernandez, Santa Barraza, Elvira and Hortensia Colorado, etc. Performance by Guillermo Gomez-Pena. Invitation, newsletter, correspondence, agreements, etc.






[ Box 75 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
American Indian Contemporary Arts (AICA) and Galeria de LA Raza

Indigenous Peoples: No Boundaries - Galeria de La Raza and AICA quincentennial collaboration - correspondence, exhibit info, reviews, brochures, magazine, invitation, etc. 1992.






[ Box 75 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Arizona State University, Hispanic Research Center - "1848/1898 @ 1998 - Transhistoric Thresholds"

Conference regarding the historical consequences of the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and the Spanish American War. Slide lecture by Ester Hernandez and Gilberto "Magu" Lujan. Ester Hernandez' work is also part of the Chicano and Latino art exhibit. Correspondence, agreements, program, folio, flight and lodging information, etc.






[ Box 75 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Arizona State University, Hispanic Research Center: lecture, lithograph

Ester Hernadez commissioned to lecture and create a lithograph in conjunction with Segura Publishing Co., Tempe AZ. Correspondence, contracts, catalog, receipts, flyers, etc., 1998.






[ Box 75 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Bakersfield Art Foundation

Los Californios art exhibit at the Cunniingham Memorial Gallery, 1990, agreements. Ester Hernandez was asked not to submit "Sun Mad" so as not to upset important board members and trustee who part of the agri-business community.






[ Box 75 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Brandywine Workshop, Philiadelphia, PA

1996 Visiting Artist Fellowship to create and complete a lithograph. Correspondence, agreements, brochures, newsletters, catalog, etc.






[ Box 75 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
The Bronx Museum of the Arts

Talk Back! The Community Responds to the Permanent Collection, Part II, 1997. Correspondence, brochures, agreements, etc. "La Ofrenda" is part of the permanent exhibit.






[ Box 75 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
California Arts Council

Information regarding Ester Hernandez' variou artist-in-community residencies. Notes, contracts, grant information, evaluations, project descriptions, etc., 1970-80s.






[ Box 75 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
California Printmakers Society

Information regarding membership, newsletter, etc., 1994






[ Box 75 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Creativity Explored, San Francisco

Ester Hernandez art instructor at this program for developmentally disabled adults. Miscellaneous articles, etc.






[ Box 75 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
CSU - Stanislaus - "Valley Grown"

Valley Grown - Mexican-American Visions and Voices from the Central Valley, 1998. Featuring the work of Ester Hernandez, Ricardo Favela, Lorraine Garcia-Nakata, Louis "The Foot" Gonzalez, Jose Montoya, Malquillas Montoya, Ernest Palomino, Celia Rodriguez, Gary Soto, Estaban Villa, etc. Catalog, announcement, correspondence, etc.






[ Box 76 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Centro Cultural La Raza

Information regarding the "GOP" [Graficas, Obras, Politicas] ehibition and problem with return of work, 1996.






[ Box 76 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
CreArte, Minneapolis, MN

Dia de Los Muertos exhibit - Ester Hernandez, featured artist, 1996. Correspondence, contracts, brochures, poster, etc.






[ Box 76 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Galeria de La Raza, 1980s

Art activities, miscellaneous correspondence, announcements, flyers, reviews, newsletters, poster, etc.






[ Box 76 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Galeria de La Raza, 1990s [1 of 2]

Art activities, miscellaneous correspondence, flyers, reviews, newsletters, etc.






[ Box 76 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Galeria de La Raza, 1990s [2 of 2]

Art activities, miscellaneous correspondence, flyers, reviews, newsletters, etc.






[ Box 76 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Galeria de La Raza "Defiant Eyes"

Defiant Eyes - Works by Ester Hernandez, miscellaneous information regarding Ester's one person exhibited, curated by Amalia Mesa Baines, with a Chicana artists forum including Yolanda Lopez, Lorraine Garcia, Patricia Rodriguez, etc. Announcement, agreements, reviews, etc., 1988.






[ Box 76 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Galeria Posada "Day of the Dead"

Miscellaneous information regarding Day of the Dead exhibit, art sales information and artist statement from 1980 Personal Relection exhibit.






[ Box 76 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Galeria Posada "Reflecting Connections"

Reflecting Connections - Works on Paper exhibit with Native American artist Jean LaMarr and Ester Hernandez, curated by Tere Romo. Miscellaneous correspondence, agreements, announcement, etc.






[ Box 76 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Galeria de La Raza, "A traves de la Frontera"

Collaboration with CEESTEM (Center for Economic and Social Studies of the Third World, Mexico City, 1981. Correspondence, poster (designred by Rupert Garcia), catalog, loan form, etc.






[ Box 76 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
CN Gorman Museum, UC Davis

Native American Studies exhibit, "The Art of Provocation - Ester Hernandez" - a retrospective, 1995. Curated by Teresa Harlan, catalog with statements by Dolores Huerta and Alice Walker and essay by Amalia Mesa-Baines. Catalog, announcement, miscellaneous correspondence, contracts, reviews, visitor responses, etc.






[ Box 77 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center [1]

Located in San Antonio, TX. Miscellaneous correspondence, call for entries, etc.






[ Box 77 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center [2]

Located in San Antonio, TX. Information regarding "Contemporary Art By Women of Color" exhibit and symposium, featuring the work of Ester Hernandez, Dolores Guerrero Cruz, Hung Liu, Barbara Jaramillo, Delilah Montoya, and others. Keynote address by Lucy R. Lippard, with speakers: Amalia Mesa-Baines, Rina Swentzel, Yong Soon Min, and Judith Wilson. Miscellaneous correspondence; program; black and white photo of Kathy Vargas (curator), unknown woman, Ester Hernandez, Pedro Rodriguez (ex. director), Hung Liu, and Lucy Lippard; newsletter; folio, etc.






[ Box 77 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Lab Ova

Located in Yokohama, Japan. "The White Project:" visiting artist at Creativity Explored where Ester Hernandez orientated and assisted with their needs during their visit, 1998.






[ Box 97 ]
[ 3 ]
Lab Ova: Art Lab Ova workshop report, spring 1999, VHS cassette;" Soupy," Kuri Suzuki, Ring Records #QRI-01, compact disk, 1995





[ Box 77 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Laney College

Laney College Art Gallery. "the Power of the Aztec Moon: Ester Hernandez - a Retrospective" exhibit in 1996. Miscellaneous information, announcement, correspondence, reviews, 5 color photos taken during slide lecture by artist. (Anna Montano - curator).






[ Box 77 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
MACLA [Movimiento de Arte y Cultura Latino Americana]

San Jose Center for Latino Arts exhibit "Transformation: The Art of Ester Hernandez," 1998. Curated by Holly Barnet, Ph.D. Miscellaneous correspondence, contracts, listrs of works, price lists, flers, invite, listings, comments from visitors, catalog with essay by Holly Barnet. Also miscellaneous information regarding MACLA.






[ Box 77 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum [1]

Chicago, IL, Sor Juana Festival, etc. 1980s-1990s. Miscellaneous activities, reviews, programs, correspondence, agreements, etc.






[ Box 77 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum [2]

Chicago, IL, exhibit "Art of the Other Mexico - Sources and Meanings," curated by Renee Arceo-Frutos, Juana Guzman, and Amalia Mesa-Baines. National and Mexico City venue. Includes work of Ester Hernandez, Margaret Garcia, Rupert garcia, Carmen Lomas Garza, Luis Jiminez Jr., Cesar Martinez, Celia Alvarez Munoz, Marcos Raya, Patricia Rodriguez, Peter Rodriguez, Rubin Trejo, John Valadez, Patsi Valdez, etc. Includes: catalog, announcement fronm several venues, reviews, miscellaneous correspondence, agreements, etc. 1992-93.






[ Box 77 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum [3]

Dia De Los Muertos, 1989. Invitations, catalog, receipts, program, agreements, artist statement notes, list of installation artists.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
The Mexican Museum [1]

San Francisco, CA. miscellaneous information: correspondence, announcements, agreements, etc.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
The Mexican Museum [2]

San Francisco, CA, touring exhibit "Ceremony of Spirit: nature and Memory in Contemporary Latino Art," curated by Amalia Mesa-Baines, 1992. Miscellaneous correspondence, invites from the various venues, agreements, insurance value forms, reviews, etc. Exhibitors included: Ester Hernandez, Santa Baraza, Josely Carvalho, David Zamora Casas, Jonas dos Santos, Arturo Lindsay, Aida Mancillas, Cesar Agusto Martinez, Pepon Osorio, Marcos Raya, Patssi Valdez, Regina Vater, and others.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
The Mexican Museum [3]

The Fifth Element - Recent Acquisitions of Contemporary Chicano Art, 1992-93. Exhibit and two installations in progress with Enrique Chagoya and Ester Hernandez. Acquisition list includes print from the National Chicano Screenprint Taller, 1988. Miscellaneous correspondence; photocopy of reception list with artists and friends, including Ester Hernandez, Daniel Galvez, Carmen Lomas Garza, Patssi Valdez, Gronk, Amalia Mesa-Baines and other; folio, etc.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
The Mexican Museum [4]

Retablos en Aztlan: Images of Cultural Homage exhibit, 1991. Artists include: Ester Hernandez, Patssi Valdez, Santa Barraza, etc. Reviews, miscellaneous correpsondence, invitations, etc. This exhibit was intended to be a one person exhibit by Santa, but she did not have enough work completed, so others were invited to participate.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
The Mexican Museum [5]

Lo Del Corazon - Hearetbeat of a Culture exhibit, 1996. Featured are: Alfredo Arreguin, David Avalos, Judith Baca, Amalia Mesa-Bains, Santa Barraza, Enrique Chagoya, Ricardo Favela, Rudy Fernandez, Harry Gamboa, Eva Garcia, Carmen Lomas Garza, Ester Hernandez, Juan Alicia, Luis Jiminez Jr., Yolanda Lopez, Gilbert "Magu" Lujan, Irene Perez, Celia Rodriguez, Patricia Rodriguez, Larry yanez, Rene Yanez, etc.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Mission Cultural Center

Rooms for the Dead, 1990 exhibit in San Francisco, curated by Rene Yanez. Announcement - Renee Moreno on the cove, face painted by Ester Hernandez.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Mission Cultural Center, San Francisco

Miscellaneous programs, etc.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
El Museo Del Barrio, New York, NY

Miscellaneous information.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Museo de Gravura, Citidade de Curitiba, Brazil

X Mostra da Gravura/Mostra America exhibit, 1992. Also sponsored by the Fundacao Cultural de Curitiba. Miscellaneous correspondence, agreements, shipping information, catalog, etc.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
National Latino Communications Center (NLCC), Los Angeles, CA

Chicano! History of the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement video series, 1990s. Ester Hernandez interviewed, and reproduction of artwork in two segments of series. Miscellaneous correspondence, agreements, releases, programming guide, brochures, poster, reviews, receipts, announcements, invoices, photocopies from Ester Hernandez' family archives, PR materials, etc.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
The Oakland Museum [1]

Vida y Muerte: Day of the Dead exhibit, 1994. Miscellaneous correspondence, invoices, reviews, magazine, artists statements and notes, invitations, etc.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
The Oakland Museum [2]

Dia de Los Muertos: Ancient Roots and Evolving Traditions exhibit, 1998. Curated by Tere Romo. Featured installations by: Ester hernandez, Consuelo Jiminez Underwood, and others. Miscellaneous correspondence, invoices, agreements, catalog, poster, invitations, etc.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
La Pena, latino Arts in Austin, Austin, TX

"Women of Hope" exhibit, March -April 1999: confirmation correspondence, agreement, newsletter, etc.






[ Box 78 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Posada de Colores, Oakland

Ceramic Sculpture exhibit, works by Visata College Arts and Crafts Class, Ester Herandez, instructor [n.d.]






[ Box 79 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
The Rockefeller Foundation, New York, NY

Ester Hernandez Preliminary and Final reader for the PACT (Partnerships Affirming Community Transformation) program. Correspondence, brochures, grant applications, rating information, etc., 1996.






[ Box 97 ]
[ 4 ]
The Rockefeller Foundation, New York, NY:

Ester Hernandez Preliminary and Final reader for the PACT (Partnerships Affirming Community Transformation) program. TCP/IP connection disk, 3.5" diskette, Apple






[ Box 79 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Information regarding CARA [Chicano Art - Resistance and Affirmation] and the National Chicano Print Taller acquisition, correspondence, 1995






[ Box 79 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Self Help Graphics, Los Angeles, CA

Miscellaneous correspondence, reviews, postcards, catalogs, reviews, agreements, exhibit reports, certificate of authenticity -print documentation, etc. 1980-90s.






[ Box 79 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Serpent Source Foundation, San Francisco

Submission form for grant.






[ Box 79 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Social and Public Arts Resource Center (SPARC), Venice, CA [1]

Micellaneous corespondence, reviews, catalog reproductions, etc., 1980-90.






[ Box 79 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Social and Public Arts Resource Center (SPARC), Venice, CA [2]

Borders, Barriers and Beaners - Attacking the Myths, 1998 exhibit. Ester Hernandez installation: "Immigrant Woman's Dress." Other artists include Judy Baca, David Botello, Yreina Cervantez, Margaret Garcia, Wayne Healy, leo Limon, Yolanda Lopez, Amalia Mesa-Baines, etc. Miscellaneous correspondence, agreements, reviews, artist statement, packing instruction, installation instructions, miscellaneous notes, sketches, etc.






[ Box 79 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Smithsonian Institute, National Museum of American Art [1]

Miscellaneous correpsondence regarding their acquisition of artwork by Ester Hernandez, etc., 1990s.






[ Box 79 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Smithsonian Institute, National Museum of American Art [2]

Posters American Style traveling exhibit,1998-1999. Ester Hernandez' "Sun Mad Raisins" included in collection, along with the works of Richard Avedon, Rupert Garcia, Rick Griffin, Dorothea Lange, Roy Lichtenstein, Victor Moscoso, Stanley Mouse, Georgia O'Keefe, Maxfield Parrish, Edward Penfield, and others. Miscellaneous correspondence, invitations, artist's release, photographs, etc.






[ Box 80 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Stanford University [1 of 2]

Miscellaneous project information (Chicana Art Archive, Cesar Chavez week poster, etc.), agreements, newsletters, invoices, poster designs, etc., 1990s.






[ Box 97 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Stanford University [2 of 2]

Miscellaneous project information (Chicana Art Archive, Cesar Chavez week poster, etc.) Zip drive, Apple format, Adobe Illustrator files, 1990s






[ Box 97 ]
[ 6 ]
Stanford University:The Lecture by Ester and Ann, audio cassette. 1/28/1999





[ Box 80 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Tanpopo-No-Ye, Nara, Japan

Information regarding Ester Hernandez (as a professional artist and Creativity Explored art teacher) lecture and tour of Japan. In particular, talking to volunteers who will work with people with disabilities. Miscellaneous correspondence, slides of Creativity Explored, audio cassette, etc., 1999.






[ Box 80 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Wright Gallery, UCLA: "CARA - Chicano Art - Resistance and Affirmation" [1]

National Chicano Screenprint Taller, 1988-1989, in conjunction with Self Help Graphics. Miscellaneous information, correspondence, agreements, brochure, etc.






[ Box 80 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Wright Gallery, UCLA: "CARA - Chicano Art - Resistance and Affirmation" [2]

Miscellaneous correspondence, brochures, invitations, reviews, contracts, flyers,announcements, folios, newspapers, magazines, agreements, etc., 1990s. [1 of 2]






[ Box 80 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Wright Gallery, UCLA: "CARA - Chicano Art - Resistance and Affirmation" [3]

Miscellaneous correspondence, brochures, invitations, reviews, contracts, flyers,announcements, folios, newspapers, magazines, agreements, etc., 1990s. [2 of 2]






[ Box 80 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
UC-Santa Barbara, "Project Caridad" [1 of 2]

Miscellaneous correspondence, brochures, catalogs, agreements.






[ Box 80 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
UC-Santa Barbara, "Project Caridad" [2 of 2]

Miscellaneous correspondence, brochures, catalogs, agreements.

Series 10. Art Publications and Books. 5 linear ft.


In Series 10, anthologies, chap books, paperbacks, and other published material collected by Hernandez are found. A number of the items are autographed and inscribed by the authors, or feature images produced by Hernandez, interviews with or critical analysis of her work.






[ Box 81 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Alarcon, Francisco X. Loma Prieta (We Press, Santa Cruz, CA). 1990

Includes earlier work Quake Poems; autographed and inscribed by author.






[ Box 81 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Alarcon, Francisco X. Quake Poems (We Press, Santa Cruz, CA). 1989. chap book





[ Box 81 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Bergmann, Emilie L. and Smith, Paul julian, eds.Entiendes: Queer Readings, Hispanic Writings, Duke University Press, Durham, NC, 1995





[ Box 81 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Bernstein, Robin, and Silberman, Seth Clark, eds. Generation Q: gays, lesbians, and bisexuals born around 1969's Stonewall riots tell their stories of growing up in the age of information





[ Box 81 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Carvalho, Josely, et al. Heresies Latina, A Feminist Publication on Art and Politics, vol 7 no 3 issue 27, New York (n.d.)





[ Box 81 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Castillo, Ana. the Mixquiahuala Letters (Bilingual Press, SUNY-Binghamton, NY). 1986

Autographed and inscribed






[ Box 81 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Corpi, Lucha. Palabras de Mediodia/ Noon Words: Poems by Lucha Corpi Rodriguez-Nieto, Catherine, translator (El Fuego de Aztlan Publications, UC Berkeley, CA). 1987





[ Box 82 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Curiel, Babara Brinson. Speak To Me From Dreams. Third Woman Press, Berkeley, CA. 1989

Autographed and inscribed by author.






[ Box 82 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
de la Garza, Luis Alberto, compiler. Preliminary Chicano and Latino Lesbian and Gay Bibliography, "El Arte Sana," Mission Cultural Center, SF, 1994





[ Box 82 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Drescher, Tim, and Goldman, Ruth. A Survey of East Bay Murals of the 1970s. 1980

Draft






[ Box 82 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Duarte, Lourdes Sanchez. Inclinense, inclinense (Editorial Factor, Naucalpan de Juarez, Mexico). 1995





[ Box 82 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Handel, Jane. Swimming on Dry Land: The Memories of an Ascetic Libertine (Spider Woman Press, San Francisco, CA). 1990

Autographed and inscribed






[ Box 82 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Hernandez, Guillermo. Canciones de la Raza: Songs of the Chicano Experience (El Fuego de Aztlan, UC Berkeley, CA). 1978

Songbook






[ Box 82 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Leibowitz, Herbert, ed. Parnassus, Poetry in Review, vol 20 no 1 and 2, 1995





[ Box 82 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Lopez, Erika. Lap Dancing for Mommy (Seal Press, Seattle, WA). 1997

Autographed and inscribed






[ Box 82 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Lopez, Yolanda M. Works: 1975-1978 (Exhibit catalog, Mandeville Center for the Arts, La Jolla, CA). 1978

Autographed and inscribed by author ["For Irene..."[Perez?]]






[ Box 83 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Lumsden, Ian. Homosexuality: Society and the State in Mexico, Canadian Gay Archives, Toronto, CA, 1991





[ Box 83 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Montoya, Jose. Information - 20 Years of Joda (Chusma House Publications, San Jose, CA). 1992

Autographed and inscribed






[ Box 83 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Montoya, Jose. El Sol Y Los De Abajo and other R.C.A.F. poems[*] (Ediciones Pocho-Che, San Francisco, CA). 1972. newspaper

*[RCAF: Rebel Chicano Art Front alias The Royal Chicano Air Force]






[ Box 83 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Moraga, Cherrie. The Last Generation: Prose and Poetry, South End Press, Boston,MA, 1993





[ Box 83 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Moraga, Cherrie. Loving in the War Years (south end press, Boston, MA). 1983

Autographed and inscribed by author






[ Box 83 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Morales, Rodolfo. Juegos y Evocaciones (Exhibit catalog, The Mexican Museum, San Francisco, CA). 1996

Autographed.






[ Box 83 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Noriega, Chon A., ed. Chicanos and Film: Representation and Resistance, University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, MN, 1992





[ Box 84 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Ochoa, Maria, and Teaiwa, Teresa, eds. Enunciating Our Terms:Women of Color in Collaboratoion and Conflict.





[ Box 84 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Palmer, William J., ed. Contested Spaces in the Carribbean and the Americas:Modern Fiction Studies, Purdue University, Spring, 1998





[ Box 84 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Portillo, Christina, et al.Bibliography of Writings on La Mujer, UC Berkeley, 1976





[ Box 84 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Rebolledo, Tey Diana. Women Singing in the Snow: A Cultural Analysis of Chicana Literature, University of Arizona Press, Tucson, AZ, 1995





[ Box 84 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Rebolledo, Tey Diana, and Rivero, Eliana S., eds. Infinite Divisions: An Anthology of Chicana Literature (The University of Arizona Press, Tucson, AZ). 1993

Autographed and inscribed by Rebolledo






[ Box 84 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Reynoso, Antonio Gonzalez, curator/ed. Frida Kahlo, 1907-1954: The Collection of Dolores Olmedo Patino (exhibit catalog, Plaza de la Raza, Los Angeles, CA). 1987

Autographed and inscribed by translators Holly Barnet-Sanchez, Marcos T. Sanchez






[ Box 85 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Roscoe, Will, ed. Living the Spirit: A Gay American Indian Anthology, 1988





[ Box 85 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Roth, Moira, ed. Connecting Conversations: Interviews with 28 Bay Area Women Artists, Eucalyptus Press, Oakland, CA, 1988





[ Box 85 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Rubio, Celia de la Riva. Lagrinas y Cadenas/ Chains and Tears: Gay Feminist Prose and Poetry, Morelia, MX, 1994





[ Box 85 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Soto, Gary. Small Faces (Arte Publico, University of Houston, TX). 1986

Autographed






[ Box 85 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Trujillo, Carla, ed. Chicana Lesbians: The Girls Our Mothers Warned Us About, Third Woman Press, Berkeley, CA, 1991 (2 copies)





[ Box 86 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Trujillo, Carla, ed. Living Chicana Theory, Third Woman Press, Berkeley, Ca, 1998





[ Box 86 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Villanueva, Tino, ed. Imagine - International Chicano Poetry Journal; Arte Chicano Issue, Summer Winter, 1986, Boston, MA





[ Box 86 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
a la brava: A Queer Latino/a Zine, Issue #1, January, 19967; Issue #3, Winter 1996/1997





[ Box 86 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Americas and Latinas: A Journal of Women and Gender, 1995





[ Box 86 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
The Art of Provocation; Ester Hernandez, A Retrospective, exhibition monograph, CN Gorman Museum, UC Davis, 1995





[ Box 86 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Art of the Other Mexico: Sources and Meaning, exhibit catalog, The Mexican Fine Arts Museum, Chicago, 1993-1995





[ Box 86 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Bearing Witness/Sobre Viviendo: Anthology of Native American and Latina Women, CALYX: A Journal of Art and Literature by Women, Vol. 8 No. 2, Corvallis, OR, Spring, 1984

includes work by Ester Hernandez, Cherrie Moraga, Julia Alvarez, Linda Lomahaftewa, Lillian Pitt, Paula Gunn Allen, etc.






[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Calacas del Taller Grafica Popular. 1989. newspaper





[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Ceremony of Memory: New Expressions in Spirituality Among Contemporary Hispanic Artists, exhibition guide, Center for Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe, NM, 1988





[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Cipactli: San Francisco State University, Winter/Spring 1995 [autographed and inscribed by Juanita Chavez, daughter of Dolores Huerta]





[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Day of the Dead - the Tex/Mex Tradition (exhibit catalog, The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, San Antonio, TX; booklet attributed to Kay Turner and Pat Jasper). 1988





[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Dia de los Muertos: exhibition held at the Alternative Museum, New York City, NY

An exhibition based on the Mexican and Central American annual tradition celebrating and honoring the dead, co-curated by the Alternative Museum and Galeria de la Raza and the Mission Cultural Center, SF; exhibition catalog includes work by Mariana Yampo






[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Evocando El Paraiso: Reflections on the Works of Cristina Emmanuel, monograph, Galeria de la Raza, San Francisco, March 1989





[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
En Frequencia: monthly bi-lingual magazine and program guide, KBBF, FM 89, December 1979, January 1980





[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Encuentro: Invasion of the Americas and the Making of the Mestizo, exhibition guide, SPARC (Social and Public Aret Resource Center), Venice, CA, 1991





[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Ester Hernandez, monograph, Galeria de la Raza, June, 1988





[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Ex profeso: recuento de afinidades colectiva plastica contemporanea, exhibit guide, Museo Universitario del Chopo, MX, 1989





[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Fiberarts: The Magazine of Textiles, Sept/Oct 1995, vol 22 no. 2

[pg. 19, New Works: The Sacred Jump, tapestry by Consuelo Jimenez Underwood?]






[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Florilegia: a Retrospective, CALYX: A Journal of Art and Literature by Women, Corvallis, OR, 1987

Includes work by Ester Hernandez, Julia Alvarez, Pat Mora, Margaret Randall, Gail Tremblay, and many others.






[ Box 87 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
La Frontera/The Border: Art About the Mexico/United States Border Experience, exhibition guide, Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, 1993





[ Flat Box 88 ]
[ 1 ]
Con To' Los Hierros: A Retrospective of the Work of Pepon Osorio, exhibition guide, El Museo del Barrio, New York, 1991





[ Flat Box 88 ]
[ 2 ]
Dia De Los Muertos, Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum (Chicago) catalog covering exhibits 1987-1990,





[ Flat Box 88 ]
[ 3 ]
Francisco Toledo: A Retrospective of his Graphic Works, exhibition guide, Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum, Chicago, 1988





[ Flat Box 88 ]
[ 4 ]
Biombo Negro: La Revista de los Comensales del Crimen, vol 1 no. 5, April -May, 1993(?), Mexico, D.F.





[ Flat Box 88 ]
[ 5 ]
Biombo Negro: La Revista de los Comensales del Crimen, vol 2 no. 8, November- December, 1994, Mexico, D.F.





[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Intimate Lives, Women and Their Work: Work by Ten Contemporary Latina Artists, exhibition guide,Austin, TX, ca. 1990





[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
La Morena 1993: Women of Color in the Arts, Datebook Calendar, Morena Newspaper, Berkeley, CA.

Dedicated to the memory of Eva Carole Garcia; featuring Amy Tan, Terry MacMillan, Faith Ringold, janice Mirikitani, Sandra Cisneros, Rosie Perez, Ester Hernandez, Sonia Sanchez, Lorraine Hansberry, Jean LaMarr, Guadalupe Garcia, etc.






[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Les Voz: Revista de Cultura Lesbica Feminista, para todos las mujeres, No 9 Diciembre - Enero, Algarin, MX, 1998[?]





[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Miscellaneous Writings: pre-Colubian Goddesses





[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Mutual Influences/Influencias Mutuas, exhibition guide, Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, San Antonio, TX, (n.d.)





[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Parnassus: Poetry in Review, vol 17, no. 1, New York, NY. 1992

Features work by: Ester Hernandez, Carmen Lomas Garza, Yong Soon Min,Carrie Mae Weems, etc.






[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Past Presence: A Circle of Women's Vision. 1987

Catalog exhibition, Corvallis Arts Center, Oregon; Hernandez mentioned as exhibitor






[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Photographic Memories of an Aboriginal Savant - Hulleah J. Tsinhnahjinnie, exhibit brochure, UC Davis, 1994





[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Portfolio: American Indian Contemporary Arts, 1986





[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Portfolio: American Indian Contemporary Arts III, 1991





[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Primera Antologia del Archivo Popular de la Mujer, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Stanford University, n.d.





[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Quincentennial Articles





[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
The Resurrection of Miguel Marmol, booklet with selected text from Eduardo Galeano's the Century of Wind





[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Rethinking Columbus - Teaching About the 500th Anniversary of Columbus' Arrival in America





[ Box 89 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
"A Salute to Latinas in the Arts," Crossroads, May 1993





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Santa Barraza (exhibit catalog, Galeria Posada, Sacramento, CA). 1992





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
El Teatro Campesino: The First Twenty Years....1985

Booklet produced for Twentieth Anniversary Celebration, held at the Westin St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco.






[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Venus Envy Chapter One, Amalia Mesa-Baines, exhibit guide, Whitnet Museum of Art, New York,1993





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Ya Vas, Carnal: Poetry by Rodrigo Reyes, Francisco X. Alarcon, Juan Pablo Gutierrez (Humanizarte Publications, San Francisco, CA). 1985

Autographed and inscribed by authors Reyes and Gutierrez

Series 11. United Farm Workers. 2.5 linear ft.


A member of the United Farm Workers of America, Hernandez collected material and took photographs of marches, demonstrations, and appearances by UFW leaders, which appear in Series 11. In particular, she documented the funeral of Cesar Chavez and the subsequent Peregrenacion march in honor of Chavez, mostly in slides. Hernandez also recorded in film her friendship with Dolores Huerta, co-founder and First Vice President Emeritus of the UFW. A short subseries contains UFW documentary films in VHS format, and audiocassettes of radio broadcast discussions and tributes at the time of Cesar Chavez's death in 1993.






Subseries 11.1. General Information, etc.





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
UFWA: miscellaneous flyers, posters, and bumber stickers





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Cesar Chavez: Keep Cesar Chavez St. Campaign, 1995; flyer autographed by Dolores Huerta





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
UFW: California Rural Legal Assistance, miscellaneous





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
UFW: Boycott Grapes - 25th Anniversary Commemorative Magazine. 1987





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
UFW:Songbook





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Cesar Chavez: Memorial Press Packet. 1993





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
UFW: Miscellanous newspapers





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
UFW: Memorabilia





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 13 ]
UFW: Ester Hernandez's membership card and related information





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 14 ]
Pesticide Education Center - Dr. Marion Moses





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 15 ]
McFarland - Cancer cluster - miscellaneous articles





[ Box 90 ]
[ Folder 16 ]
Kettleman City - Incinerator





[ Box 91 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
UFW: Peregrinacion/Pilgrimage, march from Delano to Sacramento, March 31-April 24, 1994. 1993

Newspaper articles and ephemera






[ Box 91 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
UFWA: miscellaneous brochures, memos, media handouts, articles, etc.1987-1988





[ Box 91 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
UFWA: miscellaneous articles, brochures, handouts, ephemera, etc.1992-1994





[ Box 91 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
UFWA: miscellaneous publications: Food and Justice; El Macriado. 1987-1990





[ Box 91 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
UFWA: Coloring and song books





Subseries 11.2. Cesar Chavez





[ Box 91 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Cesar Chavez: photocopies of news articles regarding Chavez's death. 1993. photocopies





[ Box 91 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Cesar Chavez: miscellaneous news articles on street name change. 1993. photocopies





[ Box 91 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Cesar Chavez: memorial brochure; Prayer of the Farmworkers' Struggle. photocopies





[ Box 92 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Cesar Chavez's Funeral; Peregrancion March: photographs





[ Box 92 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Cesar Chavez's Funeral; Peregrancion March: negatives





[ Box 92 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Cesar Chavez's Funeral: slides





[ Box 92 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
UFW Peregranacion March: slides [1 of 2]





[ Box 92 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
UFW Peregranacion March: slides [2 of 2]





Subseries 11.3. Dolores Huerta





[ Half Box 93 ]
[ Folder 1 ]
Dolores Huerta: miscellaneous articles and announcements





[ Half Box 93 ]
[ Folder 2 ]
Dolores Huerta: and Richard Chavez's children, miscellaneous material concerning Camilla and Juanita





[ Half Box 93 ]
[ Folder 3 ]
Dolores Huerta: photographs of Cinco de Mayo celebration, UC Santa Cruz. 1985





[ Half Box 93 ]
[ Folder 4 ]
Dolores Huerta: photographs of birthday parties, etc.





[ Half Box 93 ]
[ Folder 5 ]
Dolores Huerta: slides, march on Cesar Chavez Boulevard, San Francisco. April, 1995





[ Half Box 93 ]
[ Folder 6 ]
Dolores Huerta: photographs, Fight the Radical Right March, San Francisco. 1996





[ Half Box 93 ]
[ Folder 7 ]
Dolores Huerta: photographs. ca. 1996





[ Half Box 93 ]
[ Folder 8 ]
Dolores Huerta: photographs, Berkeley, CA. ca. 1990 [?]





[ Half Box 93 ]
[ Folder 9 ]
Dolores Huerta: photographs. ca. 1998





[ Half Box 93 ]
[ Folder 10 ]
Dolores Huerta: photographs, 67th birthday party. 1999





[ Half Box 93 ]
[ Folder 11 ]
Dolores Huerta: miscellaneous slides, photographs. n.d.





[ Half Box 93 ]
[ Folder 12 ]
Dolores Huerta: computer printouts of Huerta photo (2). n.d.





Subseries 11.4. Audio-Visual





[ Card Box 94 ]
[ 2 ]
No Grapes, documentary regarding negative health effects of pesticde use, narrated by Mike Farrell, produced for the United Farm Workers, 1992, 13:34 [copy of above], VHS cassette





[ Card Box 94 ]
[ 3 ]
Uvas No, documentary in Spanish regarding negative health effects of pesticde use, narrated by Ricardo Montalban, produced for the United Farm Workers, 1992, 13:34, VHS cassette





[ Card Box 94 ]
[ 4 ]
Harvest of Sorrow - Part 1 "Field of Workers," n.d., VHS cassette





[ Card Box 94 ]
[ 5 ]
Strawberries: The Fruit of Injustice, United Farm Workers, n.d. VHS cassette





[ Card Box 94 ]
[ 6 ]
Cesar Chavez's Funeral, night before march, unedited, 1993, VHS cassette





[ Card Box 94 ]
[ 7 ]
Cesar E. Chavez: Celebration of Life, 1927-1993, 1993[?], VHS cassette





[ Card Box 94 ]
[ 8 ]
Tribute to Cesar Chavez: KPFA radio broadcast, Chuy[?], Amalia Gonzalez, 3 audio cassettes, 9/17/1993.