Acknowledgments


THE WITTLIFF GALLERY OF SOUTHWESTERN & MEXICAN PHOTOGRAPHY, part of the Alkek Library Special Collections Department at Texas State University-San Marcos, opened in 1996 as a creative center, permanent collection, exhibition space, and archives. A major institution devoted to the photographic arts of Mexico and the southwestern United States, the Wittliff Gallery inspires and educates through a transnational dialogue of images by bringing together a comprehensive range of work from these regions. Its photographs, serial publications, videos, books, and ephemera reveal the importance of photography as a document of social realities and a testimony of personal visions. The Wittliff proudly houses one of the most significant collections of contemporary Mexican photography in the United States and publishes an award-winning series of books. Connie Todd, Curator Carla Ellard, Assistant Curator Michelle Miller, Marketing and Promotions Coordinator

Tara Spies, Web Exhibit Designer for Testigos de la historia/Witnesses to History, created this Web site to fulfill her capstone requirement for her master's degree from the School of Information at the University of Texas at Austin.

The Wittliff Gallery of Southwestern & Mexican Photography's Web site address is: http://www.library.txstate.edu/swwc/wg/index.html


 

 

Che melancólico / Melancholy Che

Havana, Cuba, 1964

Sliver gelatin print

Rodrigo Moya