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About Poems For All Series

Interview with Richard Hansen by Octopus Magazine

Richard Hansen listed in UC Davis University Collection "The Sacramento/San Joaquin Literary Watershed": Regional Small Presses and Local Authors of the Sacamento and San Joaquin Valleys and Sierra Nevada

About.com Mini Review about Poems-for-All

Poems-for-All listed in About.com Publishers & Online Poetry Catalogs

e-Published Poems and Works

Poeticamagazine.com Official Page

The Eagle Is Not Down and Streets Are Made For Walking Poor Magazine Online PNN

not in our name, march de paz and Does Anyone Know Who We're Bombing Today by :THE PEACE PLAN GROUP Published on the internet, with permission

Sunlight short Tale by Phil Goldvarg--Dedicated to all children who have ever been wounded by prejudice Canku Ota (Many Paths) an Online Newsletter Celebrating Native America September 8, 2001 - Issue 44

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Drums For Peltier Familia (Family) and Consecutive Oppression (For Leonard Peltier) on Waving Alien

To A One Man Prison PrisonArt Volume 2, Issue 1 January 2002

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It's About Time Summer 2000 Volume 4 Issue 3 It's About Time Black Panther Party Legacy & Alumni

[10] personal page

His Composed Poems

Text to 'The Skies Are Weeping,' a cantata by Philip Munger Anchorage Daily News in mp3 [11][12]

Keep on Crossing Keep on Crossing is a song written and performed by Willie Venant "Keep on Crossin' is an ongoing art project aimed at the immigration experience with an emphasis on the immigrant's point of view."

Keep on Crossing Keep on Crossing is a techno track written and mixed by Skyler Mic "Keep on Crossin' is an ongoing art project aimed at the immigration experience with an emphasis on the immigrant's point of view."

Published Poems

Poems-For-All_ Phil Goldvarg Tribute "Phil Goldvarg Tribute I admire Sacramento poet Phil Goldvarg and wanted to honor him at his reading tonight at the Luna's Cafe Poetry Unplugged reading. So, I published ten of Phil's poems in PFA which will be distributed for the first time at tonight's event." 4/15/2004

(PFA #361) Marching with the Eagle. Published on Red coverstock.

(PFA #362) The Eagle is Not Down. Published on cinammon coverstock.

(PFA #368) Frida on Paper. Published on white coverstock.

(PFA #369) Full cover.

(PFA #370) Che.'

Para Las Hermanas Who Were Murdered in Juarez in "FACINGFACES 2002 - 04" SELECTED POETRY (Part 2) ["FacingFaces 2001-04 - Selected artworks" E-catalogue to support D.I.S.A. and C.A.U.S.E. "FacingFaces 2001-04 - The art collection" is a complete E-catalogue containing all selected artworks (62 artists - 136 artworks - 26 countries) price 10 Euro + 2 Euro S/H)] cover, Gino d'Artali, editor C.A.U.S.E. Publishing Division, ebook distributed in CD format by C.A.U.S.E. "an international coalition of artists and poets united to create awareness about domestic violence i.e. violence against women and children. "This through art and poetry as displayed on this website as well as through real time international exhibitions; poetry readings; supportive activities for crisis centers and other ngo's active in the field as well as Direct Individual Support Actions (D.I.S.A) and activities."

Rachel (for Rachel Corrie) by Phil Goldvarg In the Fall 2003 Vol. 19, #1 issue of Rebellion in Cincinnati -- Fear of Colors (for Timothy Thomas) by Phil Goldvarg In the Fall 2001 issue Vol. 17, #2 of Struggle a magazine of proletarian revolutionary literature

500 years first published in The Crossroads - Jan. 1998 First read at La Raza/Galeria Posada - Sacramento, Ca Dec. 1991 "La Noche de 500 Years of Resistance" revised as 505 years of Resistance

[13] "Bliss: A Journal of Erotica Not only does this new journal from Elk Grove’s ShiluS Publications contain some really good literature, but it also will be really, really good at getting readers--and whomever they happen to be reading to--in the mood for some sensual exploration. Edited by local poet Rhony Bhopla, Bliss fills a niche--and a few orifices--with poems, stories and drawings that celebrate human sexuality in all its variations. From Lytton Bell’s delightful, exuberant poetic celebration of male anatomy, “Your Cock” (“Your jeans / defiance of gravity / and death”), to the late Phil Goldvarg’s twin examinations of lovemaking as geologic disturbance (“Eruptions” and “Meltdown”), this journal is full of opportunities to examine the sublime flesh. And the emotional component of good sex is not at all neglected, as in Muriel Zeller’s “To Love”: “Words are hard, dirty / edges that only / bodies can soften and clean.” Pick up a copy and read it to someone you really want to get to know inside and out. $12.95 from ShiluS Publications; 4801 Laguna Boulevard, Suite 105-250, Elk Grove, CA 95758." [14] "The SN&R staff really did a great job on your “Best of Sacramento” issue, and on behalf of the contributors to Bliss: A Journal of Erotica, I’m pleased to have been named “Best local erotica.” It was so unexpected, and I’m happy for everyone that’s in the book. [The late] Phil Goldvarg was so particular about his two poems. He imagined them vividly and I remember him telling me to make sure I put them in the proper order. It’s really nice that you picked them out for your review. Rhony Bhopla editor, Bliss: A Journal of Erotica"

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Awards

MAKING THINGS GROW Jazz Generation/Suzanne Brooks Event Archive 2004 EVENTS MAKING THINGS GROW "Honoring Achievement - Joyfully Remembering the Past, Sharing So Others Can Live - 1st Annual Thanksgiving Fundraiser Event Benefitting Sacramento Area Non-profit Organizations AWARDS TO PEOPLE WHO “MAKE THINGS GROW” - Honorees will include Phil Goldvarg (posthumously) & Luna’s Cafe. The World Premiere of "GREAT WOMEN OF JAZZ":Music & History Live by THE JAZZ GENERATION - ALSO ON THE PROGRAM: Music by Capital City Artists’ Collective At BEN ALI SHRINE, 3262 Marysville Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95615 Creative Concepts Systems"

Tributes

Poets on deck Selected Sacramento Poets by Sacramento Poet Laureate Program supported by the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission "A project of the Sacramento Poet Laureate Program supported by the Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission. Poets On Deck is a deck of playing cards that celebrates the evolution of the Sacramento poetry scene. With regrettable omissions all of the poets featured on the cards were active in the creation and solidification of the poetry scene in Sacramento spanning the years roughly from the late 1960’s to the very early 1980’s. The joker cards are “wild” and feature supporters active ‘behind the scenes’ that made these early efforts possible."

Phil Goldvarg (7 of Spades)
Excerpt from "the eagle is not down" Courtesy of Poems for All, No. 362, April 2004
PHIL GOLDVARG (1934–2004) was a poet, activist, humanitarian and an advocate for the poor and underprivileged. He marched with the farm workers and other causes; he gave his all in the halls of the social service agency where he worked for 30 years as a social worker. Phil was a kind and gentle soul who valued his family, friends and the world he lived in even if it wasn’t perfect. His poetry was powerful, confrontational and thought-provoking and reflected his view of the injustices of the world and his community. Que Viva Phil.

Dedicated Poem for Phil Goldvarg by Rebecca Morrison

on the 4th u lie (4th of july) poem dedicated to the truthsayer Phil Goldvarg (r.i.p.) by César A. Cruz- teolol[16][17], 2004

[18] Skin Tax: Poems by Tim Z. Hernandez Publisher Heyday Books, 2004 ISBN 1890771937, 9781890771935 67 pages

Rebecca Morrison

Cover of the published poem of Rebecca Morrison by Poems for All

Cover of another published poem of Rebecca Morrison by Poems for All

Rebecca Morrison's Local Poem Portal Sacramento Poetry Events Archive for 2007-2009

Mentions

Wine & Wordz - CD Release Party for Supanova "Live Music, Poetry, Wine & Food Tasting... It's Sac's best new entertainment event Friday, Jul 11, 2008 Cost: $20 in Advance" "Rail Bridge Cellars, Sacramento's newest Urban Winery, actively supports the arts by becoming "Home" to WINE & WORDZ, Sacramento's newest Independent Artist Showcase and Tasting Event!!! On Friday, July 11th, make your way to Rail Bridge Cellars for another exciting showcase AND CD Release Party for Noah "Supanova" Hayes (a member of the Sacramento Slam Team). Supanova has performed in Europe, Canada, Mexico, Hawai'i, as well as various cities throughout the continental US. Early in his career he shared the stage with Jazz Legends Benny Waters, Panama Francis, Jane Jarvis, and Milt The Judge Hinton. Most recently Supanova has performed with Billy Childs, Carmen Lundy, Ray Nacimiento, Carl Anderson, Rihannon, Frank and Ava Dupree, Vivian Lee, Club Nuvou, KRS-ONE, Prince Rahim of the Furious 5, and such poets as Khiry Malik, Cleo Cartell, Staajabu and V. S. Chochezi (better known as Straight Out Scribes), Terry Moore, The Late Great poets Akilah Jaye & Phil Goldvarg. Supanova releases his newest CD Project @ Wine & Wordz on July 11th. Come out and show your support for another Sacramento Independent artist and get an autographed copy of his new CD!!! Additional special guest performancers will be Ike Torres (Local area Poet), Rye (Arizona Slam Poet & Jazz Vocalist), & Sybil Shanell (Oakland Vocalist). You WON'T want to miss this showcase." [19][20]

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[23] "It’s different for everyone, and depending on the flavor you choose, the center of that particular universe or the catalyst will be different than that of other circles. In the circle in which my poetry was refined, B.L. Kennedy was a nonexistent entity. That’s not a knock on him, but a reality--different circles, different universes, different purposes, different people. For me, the catalysts were Mario Ellis Hill, Straight Out Scribes, Guy Ollison Lamont, Vincent Cobalt, Samuel Eniguez, Angelo Williams, Khiry Malik, Marianna Sousa, Angela Boyce (who is largely responsible for bringing slam poetry to Sacramento, God rest her soul), Phil Goldvarg (God rest his soul) and many others."

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The California Artists Web Portal Listed under Californian Poets History along with 60 other poets by director of Art California, poet Judy Malloy [27][28]

Helen Adam Paula Gunn Allen Alfred Arteaga Benjamin Avery Sam D'Allesandro Gloria Evangelina Anzaldúa John Beecher Angela Boyce Richard Brautigan James Broughton Charles Bukowski Theresa Hak Kyung Cha Ina Coolbrith Henri Coulette The Family Goldschmitt Robert Duncan Larry Eigner William Everson Nora May French Allen Ginsberg Madeline Gleason Phil Goldvarg Barbara Guest Frances Jaffer Robinson Jeffers June Jordan Bob Kaufman Charles Keeler Philip Lamantia Larry Levis Janet Lewis Philomene Long Wilma Elizabeth McDaniel Edwin Markham Diane Middlebrook Dorothy Miles Josephine Miles Joaquin Miller Czeslaw Milosz Andres Montoya Yone Noguchi George Oppen Pat Parker Kenneth Patchen Stuart Z. Perkoff Pedro Pietri Kenneth Rexroth Stan Rice John Rollin Ridge Tomás Rivera Luis Omar Salinas Edward Rowland Sill Anne Silver Paul Smyth Roberta Spear Jack Spicer George Sterling Tony Vaughan Lew Welch Franz Werfel Ivor Winters

Khiry Malik Moore in Literary Evangelist Dec. 02 in his poem "Made in China"

"...your poems aint Straight Out Scribes, Amenjah,
Phil Goldvarg, or even Kahlil Al Mustafa
your poems are supply and demand, they’ve been
mass produced.."

Memorials

Sacramento’s Literary Review and Calendar: Poetry Now June 2005 Vol. 11, No. 06 "Phil Goldvarg Memorial Reading On June 20th, SPC will be hosting a fundraiser for a book of Phil’s work. Samuel Iniguez is raising money to publish a collection of Phil’s work that will honor Phil and his commitment to the community. We ask that you donate at least $5 to this worthy cause. Phil Goldvarg was a generous and giving man, an activist and dynamic poet. Please attend to celebrate his memory and bring Phil-inspired poems to share.

Again, thank you for allowing me this opportunity to serve the poetry community. I am grateful that the membership, volunteers, staff, and board of directors have been so committed to this organization. See you around town and at readings." Martin McIlroy

Zapatista Solidarity Coalition Sacramento, California 27 Август 2008

Poems-For-All_ Phil Goldvarg remembered "Tonight at 7pm Los Escritores Del Nuevo Sol / Writers of the New Sun present an evening of poetry and stories Honoring Phil Goldvarg at the La Raza Galeria Posada, 1022-1024 22nd Street, Mid-Town Sacra. 446-5133. http://www.larazagaleriaposada.org/" 10/12/2007

Poems-For-All_ Phil Goldvarg Dies

Phil Goldvarg's Memorial Service Announcement by Richard Hansen publisher of poems for all

Annual Memorial for Phil Goldvarg

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[31] "Friday (2/8), 7 PM: Alex Escalante: Poet-Traits. Poet Portraits of Jose Montoya, Phil Goldvarg, Felicia McGee and others. Readings by selected poets. Complimentary wine and hors d'oeuvres will be served. Luna's Cafe, 1414 16th St., Sacramento. 916-441-3931."

[32] "Tonight (Thurs., 2/9), Poetry Unplugged presents an evening of no feature—all open mic tributes to Phil Goldvarg and the publishing of the collection, Goldvarg: What Makes Bones Talk, published jointly by the 24th St. Irregular Press and AMP Press. This book contains poems that Phil sent out to the editors and the world via e-mails during the last days that he walked this earth. Phil was an ardent supporter of the Zapatistas, working with the Sacramento-based Zapatista Solidarity Coalition to amplify the voices and the cries for justice coming out of the jungle in Chiapas, Mexico. We honor Phil Goldvarg by honoring his commitment to the Zapatista Struggle. All money raised from the sale of Goldvarg: What Makes Bones Talk will be donated to further the work of the ZSC. (916-443-3424 and/or Zapa@zsc.org.) Copies of the book will be available for purchase ($7), and poets are encouraged to read from their copies when they take to the open mic and stage at Luna’s. A special note: As there is no feature this evening (Phil and the book are the true features), we ask that all those speaking/reading during the first open mic (and time allotted for a feature) read or speak a Phil Goldvarg poem and/or tribute statement in honor of Phil. Luna's Cafe, 1414 16th St., Sac., 8 pm. Info: 441-3931."

Memories

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Performances

PHIL GOLDVARG READS AT JULIANA'S KITCHEN JUNE 18, 2002 [34]

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[36] "Politics of Poetry Sacramento Poetry Center, 17th & K, "Ballet building" Featured readers include Jeanie Keltner, Dorothy Wake, Phil Goldvarg and Straight Out Scribes. Open reading follows." July 24 [2001] "V. S. Chochezi and Staajabu are on the program. Feature presentations will be shared by Phil Goldvarg, (Angelo Antoinne Williams and Guy Ollison, Davis Shugah Shack founding members), Angela Boyce, Rob Lozano, Sean King and others! Ifamadoupue and her band will also perform. All this for only $5? No diggity, no doubt. Don't miss it." March 1 "at the Washington Center 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. 400 16th St. The Scribes will participate in the Chocolate Chunk Funk Festival "The Ballad of Proposition 21." 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. $3 - $10 sliding scale at the door. Also featuring Phil Goldvarg, Mario Ellis Hill, Rob Lozano, Guy Ollison, Yuri Kolsen, Angela Dee Alforque, Angelo Williams, Andrea Ya ya Porras and more! Prop 21 requires adult trial for juveniles 14 or older and allows for children to be given the death penalty. Vote no on prop 21!" Feb. 5

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Sacramento International Poetry Festival 2000 Featured Poets. Poetry Works Poetry, writing, performing arts, and music

"Phil Goldvarg is a poet and artist in Sacramento, CA. He's a member of the Zapatista Solidarity Coalition, Los Escritores del Nuevo Sol and Z-rail poets. He's been published in Ventanan Abierta-Revista Latina, Drum Voices Review, Voz de Zapatistas, Rice & Beans etc. He has been featured in many poetry readings, read poetry in the schools and worked with students and teachers in a search for the magic of poetry."

Links still needs to be revised by importance scale and merged. Yet the links show he has notability you refer. Kasaalan (talk) 15:56, 24 February 2009 (UTC)

Notability of KeeponCrossing Project and TRANSactions

The project is called Keep on Crossing, as a part of traveling exhibition "TRANSactions: Contemporary Latin American and Latino Art" assembled by Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. So if you make your searches accordingly you get pretty much notability.

A Keep on Crossin installation is part of TRANSactions: Contemporary Latin American and Latino Art, a traveling exhibition assembled by the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. This exhibit will tour the United States in 2007 and 2008.

This page contains works that were inspired by the Keep on Crossing Project. "Keep on Crossing" by Phil Goldvarg [40]

University Pages

• Rochester University News Memorial Art Gallery Press Release "MAG EXHIBITION SHOWCASES LATIN AMERICAN AND LATINO ART OF THE LAST TWO DECADES"
• Rochester University TRANSactions: "Contemporary Latin American and Latino Art" is organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. Participation
• Affirmative Action and Diversity Page at University of California, Santa Barbara
• University of California ArtsBlock Exhibition
• High Exhibit Combines Cultures and Senses The Emory Wheel Emory University Student Newspaper

Newspapers and Magazines

• Bordering on politics the San Diego Union-Tribune
• http://cityworkspress.org/images/Sunshine_TOC.pdf San Diego City Work Press
• CARE - Collaborative Arts Resources for Education
• Chicano Art Magazine http://www.keeponcrossin.com/KeeponCrossin_CAM1.pdf
• During Immigration Debate, Artists Rustle Feathers From Afar La Prensa San Diego is a weekly, bilingual (English/Spanish) newspaper of general circulation in San Diego, California.
• http://www.laprensa-sandiego.org/archieve/may21-04/box.htm

Organisations

• National Association of Latino Arts and Culture mentions the participation on Chicano Art Magazine
• Border Issues... A Provocative Little Message in voiceofsandiego.org By BETSY LOPEZ FRITSCHER
• San Diego Museum Paper Traces: Latin American Prints and Drawings from the Collection at SDMA
• Media Arts Center San Diego - Media Arts Center San Diego Discussion and Resource Guide link

Personal

• http://www.ministryofculture.org/wall/keeponcrossin.html
• http://fuerzamundo.org/press_keeponcrossin.html
• http://tex-messages.com/wordpress/?p=5
• http://www.aztecgoldtv.com/manifesto.html

Perry Vasquez and his other projects

• Latino artist returns for show in Greensboro News-Record.com Greensboro & the Triad's most trusted source for local news and analysis
• http://www.perryvasquez.com/bio.html Recent Exhibitions

• perry vasquez: p.l.a.t.o., El Centro Cultural de la raza, San Diego, CA, August 9 - September 20
• transactions: contemporary latin american and latino art, Weatherspoon Art Museum , Greensboro, nc, Through Sep 29, 2008
• 100% other: artists and psycho-demographic transitions, 18th Street Art Center, Santa Monica, CA, April 12 - June 13, 2008
• transactions: contemporary latin american and latino art, High Museum , Atlanta, GA, Through May 4, 2008
• Delirium Fronterium, Sweeney Art Gallery, University of California -Riverside, Oct 13-jan 5, 2008.`

• http://www.flickr.com/photos/acamonchi/2262186785/ Exhibition Poster

Museums and Galleries

• http://www.claremontmuseum.org/press_releases/11.08.07.pdf
• http://www.galeriadelaraza.org/eng/exhibits/archive/exhibits.php?op=view&id=179&year=2003&media=info
• http://www.sheldonartgallery.org/exhibitions/past_exhibitions.html?topic=detail&exb_id=95&category_sent=Past+Exhibitions
• http://www.mexicanmuseum.org/egaceta/index.asp?newskey=111&language=english
• http://www.apollo13art.com/totentanz/index.html
• http://www.18thstreet.org/currentexhibitions%20ArtChurch%20Statement.html
• http://sheldonartmuseum.org/slideshows/index.html?pgi=21
• http://visarts.ucsd.edu/node/view/491/300 His Alumni Page

Universities

• http://www.utsa.edu/today/2006/10/masa.cfm
• http://newsroom.unl.edu/releases/2008/10/20/Contemporary+Latin+American,+Latino+art+exhibit+opens+Nov.+1+at+Sheldon
• http://sweeney.ucr.edu/exhibitions/rich/_pdf/Essay_Shin.pdf
• http://media.www.southwesterncollegesun.com/media/storage/paper777/news/2007/10/13/Arts/Lights.Camera.Fotoaktion-3141338.shtml
• http://www.sandiego.edu/pdf/pdf_library/Calendar%20of%20Cultural%20Events%20and%20Activities_14b5bc2a211f8e70b99f063effbfa2b6.pdf
• http://www.uncg.edu/ure/campusweekly/pdfs/07-08/CampusWeekly6-18.pdf transactions
• http://www.sdcity.edu/citytimes/PDF/5912.pdf

Newspapers Magazines and Publishers

• http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS182231+09-Jun-2008+BW20080609
• http://www.salon.com/mwt/food/eat_drink/2007/09/05/taco_bell/index1.html
• http://articles.latimes.com/1997/aug/05/entertainment/ca-19410?pg=1
• http://articles.latimes.com/1997/jul/24/entertainment/ca-15817?pg=2
• http://articles.latimes.com/2008/may/22/entertainment/gd-artbets22?pg=2

• http://www.sdcitybeat.com/cms/story/detail/the_image_collector/7801/
• http://cityworkspress.org/film.html
• http://www.sdcitybookfair.com/sites/authors/fotoaktion.htm
• http://www.newpages.com/magazinestand/litmags/reviews_archive_2006/2006_8/auglitmagreviews.htm mentions http://www.hobartpulp.com/print/ho6.html magazine
• http://www.thingsmagazine.net/2004_12_01_oldthings.htm
• http://entertainment.signonsandiego.com/events/army-icons/
• http://entertainment.signonsandiego.com/events/radioactive-future-presents-country-fest/
• http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2005/10/28/entertainment/art/102505122213.prt
• http://www.sandiegometro.com/dbr/index.php?dbrID=1351 magazine
• http://www.thecampuschronicle.com/arts/profiles/080215atl.cfm
• http://espanol.news.finance.yahoo.com/080603/15/gk0yyg.html
• http://www.cityworkspress.org/about.html

Collection

• http://www.svrep.org/press_room/press_clippings/06/reuters_032806.html Quoting from Reuters
• http://www.margieadam.com/action/payan_vasquez.htm
• http://www.absolutearts.com/artsnews/2007/11/08/34750.html
• http://www.sandiegoartjournal.com/
• http://www.sdlatinofilm.com/arte_04ff.html
• http://www.theartofframing.net/artshow.php?view=4
• http://www.micheleguieu.com/art/resumeexhibitions.htm
• http://www.theartofframing.net/artshow.php?view=4
• http://www.infopeople.org/training/past/2006/stress-free/sample_press_release_author_reading.doc
• http://www.pr-inside.com/cowparade-mooves-into-san-diego-for-r633523.htm
• http://www.sezio.org/feature/Parting-Words-from-Kinsee-Morlan.aspx
• http://www.oma-online.org/borderless_dreams.html
• http://www.etherealislandscollection.com/newreleasesnews.html
• http://artaroundadams.org/performances/2007_summer_archives/summer_archives_07.htm

• http://www.sdcitybeat.com/cms/story/detail/local_gossip_from_the_scene/7196/
• http://www.instantcoffee.org/projects/shows/sanjuan.phtml
• http://themagla.com/cgi-bin/artmagla/page.cgi?g=Detailed/256.html;opening=2357
• http://friendsofthemuseumschool.org/?p=35
• http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20080810/news_1a10news.html
• http://www.mcasd.org/cms300sample/uploadedFiles/Press_Room/2006%20MCASD%20Art%20Auction%20release%202_14_06.pdf
• http://furtherleft.net/crossin.htm
• http://www.yelp.com/events/san-diego-mcasd-live
• http://www.nicolemillercoleman.com/artists.html
• http://www.tylerstallings.com/selected_curatorial_projects.htm mentions http://www.18thstreet.org/futureofnations/Demographics/index.html
• http://www.claremontmuseum.org/velocity.html
• http://books.google.com.tr/books?id=673SrIhvUKgC&pg=PA195&lpg=PA195&dq=%22Perry+Vasquez%22&source=bl&ots=tPL3nnqurd&sig=-tC1BlQr4EA_nZxXkCEjGiola60&hl=en&ei=qG38SaCFCZq5jAe97dG5Aw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=10#PPP1,M1 book art by perry vasquez
• http://www.artslant.com/la/events/show/15899-100-other-artists-and-psycho-demographic-transitions
• http://www.hispanicprwire.com/click.php?url=uploaded_pdfs/11643_1_in.pdf
• http://www.oupress.com/downloadflyer/s07flyersColor/Miller-D-flyer.pdf
• http://friendsofthemuseumschool.org/?paged=3
• http://flavorpill.com/losangeles/events/2008/4/12/100-other-artists-and-psycho-demographic-transition
• http://www.gotriadscene.com/event/detail/3336
• http://www.jacketflap.com/pubdetail.asp?pub=1324 book cover

• http://www.moca-tucson.org/kommerz/images/NOW_Fall07.pdf
• http://www.sdvisualarts.net/sdvan_new/Aplus.php
• http://es.truveo.com/SweeneyArtGallery-Podcasts-Gabriela-Leon-Studio-2/id/2710480574

• http://www.artnetnebraska.org/08-3_newsletter.pdf
• http://trienalsanjuan.org/prog.htm
• http://www.zetatijuana.com/html/Edicion1811/Cultura-ElArte.htm magazine
• http://www.e-flux.com/shows/view/1679

• http://www.graffiti.org/index/history2008.html
• http://www.brandyflower.com/upoursleeve/artists.html
• http://veniceartscouncil.blogspot.com/2008/04/artnight-free-art-music-and-more-on.html
• http://intzalan-luisvalderas.blogspot.com/2008/12/luis-valderas-institute-of-texas.html