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Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 25575
Los Angeles, CA 90025

Phone: 310-477-4481

Institution Type: Artist, Private Collection

Location of Institution: West Side

Archive and Collections

Description: Photo collection expands over 20 years and documents life in San Diego (where the individual started documenting the Chicano Movement - Chicano Park), on the life at the Malibu Pier (including some scenes from the Malibu fires) to life in downtown Los Angeles. There are several different types of images and subject matters. As a curator and a photographer for ULALA (United Latinos for the Arts in LA) in 1985 - 1991, Eriberto has also documented part of the Chicano Art Movement that took place at the PICO HOUSE. They included: photos of the artists involved in the process of creating art and exhibiting art. Some of these artists were: Alfredo Banuelos, Margaret Valverde, Isabel Martinez, graffiti artists: Slick, Duke, Hex, Mando and Skill. As curator for ULA LA Eriberto has selected to exhibit the works of many of the local Chicano artists. For many of these artists the Pico House experience help launch their careers and provided them with a stepping stone to bigger and better places in their careers.

Regions Covered: Primarily Los Angeles and San Diego

Type of Materials: Photographs

Time Periods: 1964-1980, 1981-Present

Languages: English, Spanish

Sectors of the Population Represented in the Collection: Artistic Communities, Community Service Organizations, Mexican Descent/Chicano/Latino, Native American Descent/Indigenous

Access

Year Round Access: No

OnSite Technology: No

Workspaces: Yes

Open to the Public: Yes

Reservations required

Fee: To be negotiated

Open for Research: Yes

Reservations required

Fee: To be negotiated

Access Procedures: To be arranged on an individual basis

Management

Catalogue System: A - Z regular filing system in boxes. Uncataloged holdings including photos, negatives and slides are stored in boxes.

Digital Format: 10% of photo documentation of the Pico House experience are in digital form and part of a prototype catalog.

Repository/Depository: No

Loan To Others: No

Exhibited: No

Makes Purchases: No

Formalized Purchases: No

Outreach: None

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