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----------------------------Original message---------------------------- ------------------ Trudy, I think the project your professor is looking for is called =22Chicano = Park.=22 The Chicano Park web site =3Cchicanopark.org=3E includes a history, maps, and photographs of the murals and sculptures in San Diego's Logan Heights/Barrio Logan neighborhood, beneath the San Diego-Coronado Bay Bridge. (NB: the = site was inoperative when I tried it today.) A second web site, from San Diego State University, looks at Chicano Park as= a case study in Chicano history: =3Chttp://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/dept/mas/chicano/index.html=3E. It includes a = =22virtual tour=22 of the park's murals. Jim Bower J. Paul Getty Trust =3E=3E=3E =22Linda Mcrae (ART)=22 =3Cmcrae=40arts.usf.edu=3E 10/12 1:24 PM = =3E=3E=3E ----------------------------Original message---------------------------- Trudy-- This may not be the site, but it is worth looking into for Chicano art: //cemaweb.library.ucsb.edu Linda McRae (813) 974-9234 VOICE College of Fine Arts/FAH 110 (813) 974-2091 FAX University of South Florida mcrae=40arts.usf.edu Tampa, FL 33620-7350 http://www.arts.usf.edu/art/fac/mcrae.html On Tue, 12 Oct 1999, Jacoby, Trudy wrote: =3E ----------------------------Original message---------------------------- =3E I have a faculty member who is looking for a website documenting with = text =3E and photos the Chicano murals of San Diego,Cal. He used it last year = and =3E cannot locate it this year. =3E Any ideas? =3E =3E Trudy Jacoby =3E Curator, Visual Resources Collection =3E Trinity College, Hallden Hall, Hartford, CT =3E 860-297-2194 =3E trudy.jacoby=40trincoll.edu =3E