Photograph of a man (left) and a woman (right) holding up a artwork together. There are a few people in the background. The artwork has two separate rectangles, each with a portrayal of young children in an oval. On the left, there is a young child holding up two toy swords. He is standing on stop of another child who is lying down on the round. At the bottom, it reads "Mock Battle." On the right, there is a child with two swords standing on top of another child who is holding up a sword to the first child's stomach.

Photograph of an older man sitting in a wicker chair. He is wearing a suit jacket and tie. There is a folder in his lap. In the background, there is a brick wall with arches in it. There are also shrubs and potted plants.

Photograph of Sylvia Orzo and an older man attending an event. She is wearing a black dress and necklace. He is wearing a denim jacket and a blue shirt. In the background, there are life size cardboard cut outs. They are black and white images of people in vintage clothes.

Photograph of a large amount of people attending an assembly. There are three people in the center of the foreground standing behind a microphone. People stand in the background behind stone arches. Most of the people are wearing suit jackets and slacks or khakis. Most of the people are also men.

Photograph of two men with cameras working at an event. There are other people speaking to one another. They are in an area with many plants and potted plants.

Photograph of a white title wall that has three faces which is for an art exhibit. The far right face reads "Posada" at the top, referencing to Jose Guadelupe Posada, the artist featured in the exhibition. The middle face has two artworks hanging on it and the far left has a list of sponsors for of the exhibition.

Photograph of two women at the Jose Guadelupe Master Print Maker Art Exhibit. The woman on the right has her arm around the other woman's shoulder. In the background above them, there is a large piece of fabric cut into a circle. There are Mexican designs on it in red, green and right. It is hanging from the ceiling and is lit up.

Photograph of a room with art hanging on the walls. Hanging from the ceiling, there is a large circular banner that is green, white and red. On one side, there is the shape of a man's face. On the outer ring, there are green bells.

Photograph of five people, two men and three women, in semi-formal clothing attending an art exhibit. The art exhibit features master print maker Jose Guadalupe Posada. All of the women are wearing dresses and the men are wearing slacks, button up shirts and tires. The man on the far right is wearing a suit jacket. On the wall behind them, there are artworks hanging up.

Photograph of a room filled with artwork by master print maker Jose Guadalupe Posada. The walls are white with several artworks hanging up. The ceiling is black but there is also a large circular fabric artwork hanging from it. On the far side of it, there is an image of a man. On the outer ring of it, there are green bells.

Photograph of Guillermo Gomez Pena who is a performance artist in residency. He is in a room of people who is sitting in a circle. Some people have papers in their hands or laps. There is a table behind the group that has various items placed on it.

Photograph of Barbara Jordan with some members of the University of Texas Class of 1994.

Photograph of a shrine featuring several pots of yellow flowers, a skull, two skeleton figurines, an altar with candles and flowers on it, orange paper banners and other decorations hanging from the ceiling, and several pictures and newspaper clippings displayed on the back wall.

Photograph of an art installation featuring a sand floor with two rows of cut-out paper footprints, a picture of an older woman surrounded by abstract designs on the back wall, and footprints and other designs on the walls on the left and right side.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Oklahoma Governor David Walters, left, greets an attendee at a meeting in Austin, Texas, friday August 12, 1994."