Wood engraving prints, event posters, and mural stencils depicting aspects of early 21st century Mexican political matters in Oaxaca.

This collection includes photographs, slides, posters and other visual material related to Beatrice Mandelman and Louis Ribak's professional artistic work, along with family, friends, other Taos artists, and travel images.

The Bennett Hammer LGBT Collection includes materials from 1970 to 2017 and consists of news clippings, organizational documents, memorabilia, and publications.

The Chilean Ephemera Collection is comprised of posters, political pamphlets and leaflets, art prints, arpilleras, and photographs related to protests against the dictatorship of General Augusto Pinochet and the educational policies of 21st century administrations.

Afiches del movilizaciones sociales en Chile, or Chilean political protest posters, collected and arranged in simple subject groups. Collection is largely unprocessed.

Educational posters of Diné (Navajo) cultural and religious emergence stories, migration and settlement history.

This collection includes photographs, negatives, slides, posters, and other visual material related to Elmo Williams' professional work in the film industry, along with family and travel images.

The collection consists primarily of photographs of Enriqueta Vásquez, posters, and artwork.

The Film Poster Collection contains posters produced mostly in the US and Latin America. American posters provide examples of advertising by the American motion picture industry in the mid-twentieth century. The film posters from Mexico range in date from the 1930s to 2013 and cover a wide range of topics, from comedy, romance, and drama to politics. The collection also includes cine club pamphlets from Uruguay.

The collection consists of 27 political posters from Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, from the 1980s and 1990s collected by Flávio and Sonia Gusatti. Themes include Workers Party Propaganda (Partido dos Trabalhadores PT), agrarian reform, peasant’s rights, Liberation Theology, and feminist movement.

Collection consists of ephemera related to George Orwell and his 1984 and Animal Farm works.

This collections contains 10 posters showcasing original art based on quotations about labor themes.

This collectioin contains four color World War II propaganda posters.

Jane Snow taught voice and opera at the University of New Mexico. The collection is centered on opera productions during her years at the university during the 1950s and 1960s. The collection includes newspaper clippings and numerous photographs of operas.

Photograph collection consists of pictures of the Stinson and Otero families and pictures related to aviation and to World Wars I and II.

The Latin American Ephemera Pictorial Collection is comprised of ephemera (slides, political posters, lithographic cards, political caricatures, advertisements, bookmarks, photographs, book covers, and postcards) from Latin America.

This collection contains photographs taken by Lee Marmon throughout his life. These include images of elders and community members from Laguna and Acoma Pueblos, visual documentation of uranium mines and mills throughout New Mexico, photos of fashion and social life in 1960s and 1970s Palm Springs, CA, among other things.

Collection is comprised of materials relating to Miguel Caro and the Mexican Fiesta Dance Company of Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The Nancy C. Wood Photograph Collection consists of negatives, contact sheets, slides, loose black-and-white and color photographs of Taos Pueblo, the Ute tribe, small towns in Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. Images of Nancy Wood’s travels to European countries and to Japan are also included. The collection also consists of a small number of personal photographs as well as a small number of photographs taken by Nancy Wood’s husband, Myron Wood.

Collection of personal documents and papers, memorabilia, business and family correspondence, graphic illustrations, and photos of art work of Peter Georg Aschwanden over the course of his lifetime from 1942-2005.

Popejoy Hall is the University of New Mexico's performing arts theatre. The collection contains records of shows, symphony concerts, musical soloists, world-renowned ballet and modern dance companies, and noted speakers from a broad spectrum of disciplines.