Photograph of five individuals at the Capitol Rotunda in Austin, Texas. From left to right are Terry Tannert, Representative Glenn Maxey, Sylvia Orozco, Representative Elliot Nashitat, and Jorge Sedeño. The group was gathered for a resolution passage.

Photograph of three individuals at the Capitol Rotunda in Austin, Texas. From left to right are Sylvia Orozco, Jorge Sedeño, and Terry Tannert. Orozco holds a document for the camera in her right hand. The group was gathered for a resolution passage.

Photograph of three individuals at the Capitol Rotunda in Austin, Texas. From left to right are Sylvia Orozco, Jorge Sedeño, and Terry Tannert. Orozco holds a document for the camera. The group was gathered for a resolution passage.

Photograph of a band playing at the Crash Through Express exhibit in the Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin, Texas. Eleven people stand in front of a large artwork, which features graffiti lettering and pink, purple, yellow, and orange tones. All are wearing purple shirts. Two women and one man are poised at microphones. In the foreground, one male figure faces is turned away from the camera. Four men are poised at drums. The Crash Through Express exhibit ran from June 11th, 1993 to July 10th, 1993.

Flyer regarding a performance sketch of the Experimental Salon Art Strike of 1990 to 1993. The sketch was written by Honoria, performed by John Held, Jr., and held at the Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin, Texas on March 10th, 1993. The paper is perforated in a grid pattern, with a stamp in each rectangle. The stamps feature an ink drawing of a nude, kneeling figure as viewed from behind. The figure appears to be working with rubber stamps. Each stamp reads: "Performance John Held Jr. Art Strike 1990. Library of rubber stamps."

Postcard inviting the recipient to visit the Mascaranas Mexicanas exhibit at the Mexic-Arte Museum in Austin, Texas. The exhibit ran from May 3rd, 1996 to June 15th, 1996 and a reception was held on May 3rd, 1996. The front of the postcard features a photograph of an ornate mask. An almost human face with a mustache, two sets of horns, and an open mouth is surrounded be creatures. A bird sits atop the head as a snake wraps around it and three lizards crawl up the neck. The mask is painted in dark green, gold, and red colors.

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