Robert Gil de Montes

CETA Artists

September 12 - 27, 1978 Group exhibition of LACE CETA artists who worked in various media including painting, drawing, sculpture, and intermedia. Artists included: Bill Fisher, Harry Gamboa, Jr., ... [Read More]

ASCO, No Movie

May 2 - 31, 1978 An exhibition featuring a performance by the Chicano artists group ASCO: Robert Gil de Montes, Harry Gamboa, Jr., Gronk, Patssi Valdez and Teddy Sandoval. ... [Read More]

Some CETA

May 2 - 31, 1978 Mixed media works by artists employed by the CETA grant program. Artists included: Bill Fisher, Harry Gamboa, Jr., Robert Gil de Montes, Gronk, Richard Hyland, Joe Janusz, Marilyn ... [Read More]

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