Mural Resources from SPARC The following list of resources has been prepared by The Social and Public Art Resource Center. Contact SPARC for availability. Prices listed are for budgetary purposes only and may be outdated. For updated pricing, please email SPARC or phone them at 310.822.9560. A Selected Bibliography on Judy Baca $60.00,
This package includes major articles, essays, interviews and greater biographical
information on the artist. PUBLICATIONS Saber es Poder/interventions $12.00 “Hecho En Califas: The Last Decade1990-99” $5.00 “Encuentro” $12.00 Walking Tour and Guide to the Great Wall of Los Angeles $5.00 Community, Culture and Globalization. $15.00 Walls of Heritage, Walls of Pride $60.00, Jim Prigoff Guide to Mexican Art from its Beginnings $27.50, Justino Fernandez Philadelphia Murals and the Stories they Tell $34.50, Jane Golden Spirit Poles and Flying Pigs $18.95, Public Art and Cultural Democracy
in American Creative Community: The Art of Cultural Development $10.00, Don Adams Other Footprints to Aztlan $3.00, Works from the Collection of Mary and Armando Duron “Witnesses to the History of Los Angeles” $5.00,
a student-produced art-project by the UCLA Cesar Chavez Museum of the Streets $15, Minnesota’s Contemporary Outdoor Murals, Moira F. Harris Signs from the Heart: CA Chicano Murals $29.95, intro by Eva Sterling Cockcroft Murals: Walls that Sing $17.95, George Ancona Chicano Art for our Millennium $35.00, Gary D. Keller Just Another Poster $19.95, Chicano Graphics Arts in California Making Murals Last $5.00, The Los Angeles Mural Maintenance and Inventory Program, The Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department MURAL SLIDE SETS All mural slide sets be digitized in the next few months at which the price for each set will be lowered. SPARC 20 Year Overview $150.00, 38 slides with narrative. CD $750 African-American Slide Set $125.00, 31 slides with narrative. CD $62.50 Asian-American Slide Set $80.00, 20 slides with narrative. CD $50.00 Chicana Muralists Slide Set $240.00, 60 slides with narrative. CD $120.00 Chicano Muralists Slide Set $80.00, 20 slides with narrative. CD $50.00 EastLos Streetscapers Slide Set $80.00, 20 slides with narrative. CD $50.00 Great Wall of Los Angeles 20 Slide Set $80.00.
CD $50.00 Guadalupe Mural Project 20 Slide Set $80.00.
CD $50.00 How To Do A Mural Slide Set $80.00. 20 slides with narrative. CD $50.00 Malcolm X Slide Set $112.00, 28 slides with narrative. CD $56.00 Mexican Muralists Slide Set Part I (96 slides) $385.00.
CD $192.50 Murals of San Francisco $100.00. 25 slides with narrative. CD $50.00 Multiethnic Murals Slide Set $80.00, 20 slides with narrative. CD $50.00 Signs From The Heart Slide Set $80.00, 20 slides with narrative. CD $50.00 Virgen de Guadalupe $80.00, 20 slides with narrative. CD $50.00 Women Muralists $160.00, 40 slides with narrative. CD $80.00 World Wall 13 Slide Set $52.00.
CD $23.00 The Art of JUDY BACA 10 set slides with narrative $40.00.
CD $20.00 |
Below is a table of contents for Judy Baca’s
Selected Bibliography; only TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTIST INFO J.F.B. Artist Statement ESSAYS JFB, “A Place to Work, A Place to Tell
One’s Story,” by Judith F. Baca JFB, “Public Participation in Conservation I: The Great Wall of Los Angeles,” by Judith F. Baca in Conservation and Maintenance of Contemporary Public Art, ed. Hafthor Yngvason, ed. Archetype Publications (2002) (9 pages) JFB, “Birth of a Movement,” by Judith F. Baca in Community, Culture and Globalization, Don Adams and Arlene Goldbard, ed., Rockefeller Foundation, 107-127 (2002) “Judith F. Baca: Community and Culture
in the United States,” “Whose Monument Where: Public Art in
a Many-Cultured Society.” UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT “Territories, Borders and Crossings:
A Narrative Chronology of the Life and Art of Judy Baca,” by Denise
Beirnes with Moira Roth. Unpublished SPEECHES/LECTURES/CONFERENCES El Paso Texas National Murals Conference by Judith F. Baca 2000 J.F.B. Acceptance Speech: Liberty Hill Award, June 10, 2001 Annual Kohlberg Memorial Lecture, Journal of Moral Education Vol. 34, No.2, June 2005 “The human story at the intersection of ethics, aesthetics and social justice.” INTERVIEWS “Public Artist. Activist. Youth mentor” Interview
with Pete Galindo” Fall “Towards a World in Balance,” by Moira Roth, Artweek, November 14, 1991, Vol. 22, No. 38, pp. 10-11 EXHIBITION CATALOGS “Judith F. Baca: Sites & Insights, 1974-1992” Frances Pohl “Judith F. Baca, Latino Cultural Center
Jun 26- Sept. 30, 2004 PRESS “A Monumental War of Words” by
David Pierson & Wendy Lee “Back to the Wall” People Magazine, May 24, 2004 “Judith Baca y sus murales para salvar a la juvented.” Gabriela Allende, La Revista Cristina, April 13, 2003 (62-64) “Where Miles of Murals Preach a People’s Gospel” Barbara Tannenbaum New York Times, May 26, 2002 “The Globe Is Her Canvas” Agustin Gurza. Los Angeles Times – Calendar, August 19, 2001 “Pushing the Limits” K. Schipper, Digital Graphics - July 2000 “Los Angeles muralists look beyond the brick wall.” Duncan Campbell – International News, London. The Guardian, February 14, 2000 “Mud & Blood: DIA mural captures flight of emigrants from Mexican revolution.” Mary Voelz Chandler, Denver Rocky Mountain News, February 2, 2000 “Wall to Wall Murals in L.A.” Joyce Gregory Wyels, AMERICAS Magazine, February 2000 “Judy Baca: Outdoor Artist” Susan Morgan, Mirabella, July 1991 “The Great Wall of Los Angeles” Kay Mills, Ms. Magazine, October 1981 “The Writing on the Wall” Carrie
Rickey, Art In America, May 1981 |