Postcard discussing the Mexic-Arte Museum's exhibit, "Voices and Visions," featuring the work of Regina Vater and David Medalla. The front of the postcard is a photograph of three people, two men and a woman with handwritten text in red over the image.

Catalog for the "Voices and Visions" exhibit including biographies of participating artists, descriptions of the art pieces in the exhibit, and other information about the series.

Book discussing the Mexic-Arte Museum's exhibition "Young Latino Artists," including the program for the gallery opening event, a list of featured artists, artist statements, and a curator's statement.

Photograph of an abstract painting hanging on a wall; the painting appears to represent a human face with tape over the mouth.

Photograph of a section of the Young Latino Artists exhibit in the Mexic-Arte Museum in the process of being put together. Currently there are paintings hanging on the walls, and a circle of sheets hanging in the middle of the room surrounding bowls full of paint.

Photograph of an untitled piece of artwork created by Vartolome (Bill) Maceyra, made from an old banner, only showing the letter "e."

Photograph of art pieces being put together in the Young Latino Artists exhibit in the Mexic-Arte Museum. There are four sheets surrounding a cloth in the middle of the floor; other paintings are already hung on the walls.

Pamphlet from the Mexic-Arte Museum advertising for their second-annual Museum Mural Tour taking place July 9-14, 1997, an exhibit featuring young Latino artists, and another exhibit entitled "Rosemary Meza." This pamphlet contains directions to the museum, and photos of artwork featured during the exhibit.

Photograph of Chairman of the Board, Jorge Sedeño, on the right and another man on the right. The other man is speaking into a microphone in his hand. He is wearing a yellow button up shirt and black pants. Sedeno is wearing a brown suit and tie. In the background, there is a wall covered in various images that seem to be drawn in a childlike fashion.

Photograph of Terry Tannert, Johnny Degollado and Herlinda Zamora (left to right) standing together in front of a mural. The mural is very large and depicts many various doodles that are drawn in a childlike fashion. Tannert is wearing a black, long sleeved shirt that has buttons down the center. Degollado is wearing a white cowboy-style hat, a white button up shirt and a black vest on top. Zamora is wearing a black suit jacket over a white blouse.

Photograph of three female patrons at the Mexican Traditional Toys and Miniatures exhibit. They each have their arms around one another. The woman on the far left is wearing a black skirt and a white button up shire with her hair pulled back. The woman in the middle is wearing a white dress with a black and white scarf tied around her neck and her hair is pulled back as well. The woman on the far right is wearing a green and blue dress with her hair down. Behind them, there is a small glass display on the wall with two female dolls inside.

Photograph of a display at the Mexican Traditional Toys and Miniatures exhibit. It is contained in a large clear box with a wall to the back that stretched beyond the wall. Inside the display are many miniature figures and toys. Below it, to the right, there is another display case that has miniature forms of architecture. To the far left, there is a small wooden shelf hanging on the wall with more figurines. On top the wall in the background, there are a few horse statues or toys amongst other items.

Photograph of Johnny Degollado in the background playing a silver accordion in the background. He is wearing a white cowboy hat with a black vest over a white button up shirt and black slacks. In the foreground, there is a man in a tan suit holding a microphone to his mouth. There are a two more people behind him, but they are covered up. There are many pieces of equipment on the stage. On the wall behind Degollado, there is a large mural that contains many various doodles that are drawn in a child-like fashion.

Photograph of Johnny Degollado in a white cowboy hat and a white button up shirt underneath. There is a man to his right in a black suit jacket and a white button up shire. In the background there is a large mural with various doodles on it that are drawn in a childlike fashion.

Photograph of a school group at the Mexican Traditional Toys and Miniatures exhibit. The children are in pairs facing one another and appear to be playing a game like patty cake. In the background, there is a large mural with various drawings or doodles drawn in a childlike fashion. There are a few doll-like items attached to the mural.

Photograph of Johnny Degollado on the left with his arm around woman in a polka dot dress. Degollado is wearing a white cowboy had, a white button up shirt and a black vest.

Photograph of the Mexican Traditional Toys and Miniatures exhibit. There is a half wall with photographs hanging on it. On top of the wall, there are various figurines and models. At the near side of the wall, there is a display case. Inside there is a brightly painted pole with sticks protruding out. In the background, other display cases can be seen.

Photograph of five display cases in the Mexican Traditional Toys and Miniatures exhibit. The all contain various items that are considered traditional toys and miniatures of Mexico. In the nearest display case, there are small dolls, two of which appear to be woven from straw. On the far wall, there are six black and white pictures hanging.

Photograph of Mexican Traditional Toys and Miniatures exhibit. There is one large, clear display case and four smaller, clear display cases. Three of the smaller cases stand in the back right corner of the room, while the largest case stands in the front right corner of the room and the last of the smaller cases stands on the left side. Inside these display cases are various Mexican toys and figurines. In the background, there are framed pictures hanging on the wall.

Photograph of Mexican Traditional Toys and Miniatures exhibit. There is one large, clear display case and two smaller, clear display cases. The large case is mounted on a wall and there is a smaller case to the right of the larger case. In the middle of the room, there is the other small display case. Inside these display cases are various Mexican toys and figurines. In the background, there are framed pictures hanging on the wall. There are also toys and miniatures standing on top of a half wall.

Photograph of Sylvia Orozco, Herlinda Zamora, Luis Jimenez and Sam Coronado with their arms around the shoulders of the people on either side of them. Coronado and Jimenez are standing on the right side of the picture and Zamora and Orozco are on the left side.

Photograph of a band playing at the Art Conference and Reception. The band is in the background by a wall and in the foreground is a large statue of a blue and white horse. The horse is standing on its hind legs which are mostly white. The head and mane of the horse are colored mostly blue, there are also dark blue spots on the body of the horse.

Photograph of Herlinda Zamora, Sylvia Orozco and Luis Jimenez talking to one another at the Art Conference and Reception. Orozco is standing on the right, Jimenez is in the middle and Zamora is on the left. There are people standing in the background.

Photograph of Sylvia Orozco with a man with his hand around her shoulders. She is wearing a black coat and a grey scarf. He is wearing a black suit with pinstripes, a black shirt underneath and a red and blue tie. Behind them are large sculptures that are painted brightly. In the statue to the left, There is a large elderly man in a red shirt and denim overalls pushing what appears to be a plow. On the right of a statue, there is water running over foliage.