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The Mural is old but the parts are now of interest to me. When originally painted the "Bull" was an answer to a question by a fellow artist as to why I was working wuthout a "sketch". The answer was that this mural was being painted by a "painter" and not a "bill board" artist. The point to make here is that this Chicano mural was breaking away from what the "Art" establishment might know about "Latino Art". The image of the bull was painted free-hand without a drawing or any rehearsal. The 11 year old boy who came everyday to watch the mural change "cheered" as the Bull came into being befor his eyes. It is noteworthy that the Art Elite of Minnesota can't see the painting for the mural.

Performance Artist

"A La Esperanza Mural" Benito Juarez Academy detail
Cheech Marin Y Longoria with the Pala
First Daughter
Madrecita con hijo/ Little Mom with son
Tractor, red grey and blue
Concilio de las Mujeres
Illegal Mural, Workers Lunch
Father and Child
Gato Series/ gato con flores I
Gato Series/ cat walking I
Gato Series/ sitting cat
Enchilado 1
Enchilado 2 Drawing over Drawing
Enchilado 2
Enchilado 4
La Llorona
Cinco De Mayo Murals on the Spot
Lake Street Mural: Homaje a Trujillo
Long Fellow Festival
La LLorona mural at Chicago and Franklin, Minneapolis MN
La Llorona revisited: Pablos Bull
Coyote Feather Dance
Madre Y Hijo Chicano ii
Viejo Head
Los notenos/ el
el from los northenos
chicano familia; me
longoria muralizes
chicano familia; me
metate 1
Rene Yanez and Longoria with the Pala Amarillo; the pala of spirit.
Chicana 2
judgment detail 2
Broken Tractor/ Lost Profit
profit lost
lost profit
coyote's digital eyes 2
Socio-Political Art in the Park
Young Art
Kitty