Photograph of a large, rectangular building painted on the side to read "The Arts Warehouse" with several street signs and cars parked on two perpendicular streets; there are flags flying from the top of the building and there is a telephone pole and a radio tower visible in the background.

Photograph of six female Ballet Folklorico dancers in red skirts and two male dancers dressed in black from the Mexic Arte Dance Company dancing on a stage for a Cinco de Mayo celebration.

Photograph of several rows of children in what appears to be a library holding up colorful paper banners.

Photograph of several people standing and talking or looking at artworks in a small gallery; there are black and white photographs hanging on wall on the left side and paintings hanging on walls to the back and on the right side.

Photograph of the art exhibition at the Austin Annual of 1987. There are sculptures on stands and artworks hanging on the walls. The exhibit is empty of people.

Photograph of the art exhibition at the Austin Annual of 1987. In the background, there are sculptures on stands and behind them are artworks on the wall. There are other artworks hanging on the wall in the foreground and off to the sides.

Pamphlet that advertises the Día de los Muertos celebration hosted by the Mexic-Arte. There are Day of the Dead themed illustration and photos that frame the information. A schedule of the event is also included.

Postcard of the announcement of the Austin Annual of 1987. The information included describes that it includes an art exhibition and the location.

Photograph of a stage event at the Paramount Theater. The background is an orange-brown. There are three people in the picture, each in bright costumes. The person in the foreground is blurred because they were spinning. Their outfit is blue that covers the entire body. They have a gold collar and head piece. There is another man in a white outfit with a yellow skirt and head piece with a black collar. Behind him and standing higher up, another man in a red and yellow outfit with wings attached to his arms and a bird-shaped head piece.

Photograph of Sylvia Orzo on the phone in the office at the Mexic-Arte Museum. There are numerous artworks hanging on the wall behind her and leaning against it.