Includes: Dona Rosita la Soltera, El Lenguaje de las Flores; Teatro! Theater and the Spirit of Change in Honduras; Latino Theatre Lab; Teatro Leido: BFA 20th Anniversary; The Fifth Annual Chicano Music Awards; Out Front at the Mark Tapper Forum; The Art of Mexico: Lal Aguilar Sims; Chicanos Citrus College Art Gallery.

Includes: Gay and Lesbian Latinos Unidos (GLLU) 10th anniversary; Orange County Cultural Pride Gay and Lesbian Pride souvenier program, 1991; Cara a Cara AIDS project; VIVA News, 1990; Booklet SIDA: Lo Que Debe Saber; Protesta Nicaruaga; AIDS Posada 91 with Cyclona.

This collection consists of artworks and mixed media, correspondences, exhibition materials, manuscripts, and photographs related to Cyclona's career as a performance artist. Audio, campaign, and commercial materials explore Cyclona's early artistic influences, and his critiques of how Latinidad is commodified in mainstream media.

This collection consists of artworks and mixed media, correspondences, exhibition materials, manuscripts, and photographs related to Cyclona's career as a performance artist. Audio, campaign, and commercial materials explore Cyclona's early artistic influences, and his critiques of how Latinidad is commodified in mainstream media.

Includes: poem "Since You've Gone" by Robert Legorreta; "The Wound Dresser" by Walt Whitman.

This collection consists of artworks and mixed media, correspondences, exhibition materials, manuscripts, and photographs related to Cyclona's career as a performance artist. Audio, campaign, and commercial materials explore Cyclona's early artistic influences, and his critiques of how Latinidad is commodified in mainstream media.

This collection consists of artworks and mixed media, correspondences, exhibition materials, manuscripts, and photographs related to Cyclona's career as a performance artist. Audio, campaign, and commercial materials explore Cyclona's early artistic influences, and his critiques of how Latinidad is commodified in mainstream media.

Correspondents include: Alex Donis; Isidore Wendel Ph.D.; Gronk; Danny Oseguera.

Includes: anatomical sketches by Robert Gutierrez; monstrous face possibly by Gronk.

This collection consists of artworks and mixed media, correspondences, exhibition materials, manuscripts, and photographs related to Cyclona's career as a performance artist. Audio, campaign, and commercial materials explore Cyclona's early artistic influences, and his critiques of how Latinidad is commodified in mainstream media.