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La Memoria de Nuestra

Tierra:


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IMAGE

OF SPARC


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SPARC Art Galler


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1930s Mexican deportations of 350,000


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Ernestine Jimenez


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Ernestine Jimenez age 16 withher son


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Ernestine

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Ernestine Jimenez and her son at the Great


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Initiated in the Fall of 2002 and completed in 2003 as a collaboration between the UCLA/SPARC Digital/Mural Lab and the UCLA

Academictechnology: Visualization portal, the Great Wall of Los Angeles 3-D model brings the signature work of Professor Baca


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Class 2006 Video


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The Great Wall: Green Bridge


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SPARC Produced under the Neighborhood Pride:

Great Walls Unlimited Program from 1988 2003,

105 newly commissioned murals.


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UCLA/SPARC

Cesar ChavezDigital/Mural Lab


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Open daily from 10:30-7:00PmHosting student interns, staff and Prof.Bacas classes fall/winter and year round researchteams for Public MonumentProductions


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Teaching and Research Facility

Teaches state of the art digital imaging techniques Combines art with issues of social policy and academic research

Teaches public art as an aesthetic tool for cultural representation

Teaches collaborative processes inherent to community activism and art

Partners students with community groups and sites

Mural Class


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CLASS 2006-2007. Students working on the design of 350 feet of mural for the

Great Wall of Los Angeles on the history of California.


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Activist and problem solving

Project based and product driven

Learner centered

Collaborative

Interdisciplinary

Diversity Oriented

Technologically Sophisticated

Reflective

Community Participatory

Defining Characteristics of the Digital

Mural Lab

UCLA Students partner with residences to creation 6 murals on life inthe low income Housing Project: Estrada Courts East Los Angeles.installation of Murals in Estrada Courts Housing Project depicted


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Witness to Los Angeles History


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Witness to Los Angeles History 1996

BIDDY MASON TOYPORINA


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ARNOLDOS BROTHER MR. PEPITO


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THE SPIRIT OF L.A. PROGRESS TUANS PARENTS

Shoulder To Shoulder Project


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Shoulder To Shoulder Project


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Montgomery Bus Boycott-Interactive Digital Mural :

Montgomery Bus Boycott


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g y yCommemorating 50 years

Interactive Digital MuralProject

UCLA Student


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Lareema Henderson - WA

UCLA Student

Pete Galindo -Chicano Studies


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5x25 foot Mural Installed in Four Middle Schools by Middle School

Children and UCLA Students. Image is an empty bus with


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Denver International Airport

La Memoria de Nuestra Tierra

The Memory of Our Land


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CurrentProjects

Denver International Airport

La Memoria de Nuestra Tierra


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Denver International Airport Mural in situ


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Durango Colorado

Re-collections


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CARECEN

Migration of the Golden People


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Social Justice MonumentsIn Progress

The research facility is currently producing five public monuments:

San Jose University Cesar Chavez Monument

Los Angeles Robert F. Kennedy Memorial for the Ambassador


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