Detail View: Emanuel Martinez Collection: Globeville Community Day brings a neighborhood together

Image Record ID: 
aahi0019839
Work Title (display): 
Globeville Community Day brings a neighborhood together
Work Title (variant): 
Día Comunitario en Globeville convoca a una multitud
Image Title: 
full view
Work Description: 
Globeville Community Day - Image with Martinez helping young residents create a community mural.
Work Dates (display): 
August 22, 2001
Work Dates type: 
publication
Work Creator (display): 
La Voz (American bilingual newspaper, based in Thornton, CO, founded 1974)
Work Creator (display): 
Francisco Miraval (Argentine, active ca. 1980 to present)
Work Creator notes (display): 
Dr. Francisco Miraval is a transformational philosopher with experience in education, journalism, and humanities. Born and raised in Argentina, Miraval now lives in United States, where he arrived almost 25 years ago. He holds advanced degrees in philosophy and theology, as well as certificates as language instructor. He has taught at universities in Buenos Aires and in Denver. He is also a certified spiritual counselor. Miraval is an ordained minister and a professional translator. He also presents scholarly papers about philosophy and theology at regional and national conferences. As a journalist, Miraval has published almost 10,000 stories in media outlets in the United States and other countries. In addition, since November 2016, he also edits Diario del Futuro Emergente (Emerging Future Daily News), an online publication in Spanish. Miraval also founded Project Vision 21, an independent bilingual (English/Spanish) consulting agency with offices in Aurora, Colorado. http://projectvision21.com/about
Work Creator (display): 
FEM (active early 2000s)
Work Creator Multiple Roles (display): 
author: Francisco Miraval; photographer: FEM; artist: Emanuel Martinez; publisher: La Voz
Work Style Period: 
2000s
Work Subject: 
Martinez, Emanuel (American sculptor and painter, born 1947)
Work Subject: 
mural paintings (visual works)
Work Subject: 
community art
Work Subject: 
Globeville Community Justice Center (organization in Denver, CO)
Work Subject: 
Globeville Community Day (community event in Denver, CO)
Work Worktype: 
clippings (information artifacts)
Work Category (VRC classification): 
periodicals
Work Location (Geographic) name: 
Denver, Colorado
Work Location (Geographic) role: 
referenced
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Work Rights (display): 
© La Voz
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Holding Institution: 
University of Colorado Boulder
Collection: 
Art and Art History Visual Resources Center
Subcollection: 
Emanuel Martinez Collection
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