Judy Miranda papers, 1988-1989

Miranda, Judy, 1946- creator.

C MSS WH2421

1988-1989.

2 oversize file folders

Judy Miranda is an artist focusing on painting, photography and Mexican folk art (Santera wood carver). She moved from California to Colorado in 1998 and became the first Latina department chair for the Community College of Denver for the Graphic Communication Technology Department. The Chicano Humanities and Arts Council is her home gallery for the past 30 years. Miranda's artwork has been shown in many international galleries, including the Prado Museum in Spain, Casa de las Americas in Cuba and Bellas Artes in Mexico City, Mexico.

Collection contains 14 posters related to AIDS awareness.

Miranda, Judy, 1946- -- Archives.

AIDS (Disease) -- United States -- Prevention -- Posters.

Hispanic American women artists -- Colorado -- Denver.

Posters.

GLBT Community Center of Colorado (Denver, Colo.) sponsor.

Catalog record based on preliminary inventory.

Contact Western History and Genealogy Dept., Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado.

Judy Miranda is an artist focusing on painting, photography and Mexican folk art (Santera wood carver). She moved from California to Colorado in 1998 and became the first Latina department chair for the Community College of Denver for the Graphic Communication Technology Department. The Chicano Humanities and Arts Council is her home gallery for the past 30 years. Miranda's artwork has been shown in many international galleries, including the Prado Museum in Spain, Casa de las Americas in Cuba and Bellas Artes in Mexico City, Mexico.

Forms part of: Colorado LGBT History Project.

Gift; Judy Miranda; 2018.