Bibliographies & Guides:

Arte Chicano: A Comprehensive Annotated Bibliography of Chicano Art, 1965-1981
SAL Z5961 .U5 G653 1985
Compiled by Latino art scholars Shifra M. Goldman and Tomas Ybarra-Frausto. Both a classified bibliography and a subject index, arranged alphabetically by detailed subject matter. Over 2,500 citations. Also important for its 55-page introduction which serves as a survey of the study of Chicano art.

A Guide to the Art of Latin America
SAL Z5961 .S72 S5
An early resource organized by period (Colonial, 19th century, and contemporary), then by geographical divisions, and finally by technique/medium. Includes all of Latin America, and provides concise, useful descriptions of each title.

Latin American Women Artists, Kahlo and Look Who Else: A Selective Annotated Bibliography
SAL N6502.5 .P84 1996
A valuable resource that considers both prominent and lesser-known Latina artists

Latin American Studies: Approaches to Library Research, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Library
Tutorial aimed at students researching Latin American Studies at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, but concepts apply to students at other institutions

Latino Resources at the Smithsonian
History & Culture
Art & Design
A comprehensive listing of the Latino-relevant holdings of each of the Smithsonian's sub-institutions

Latinos and Museums: A Selected Bibliography
A resource compiled by the Smithsonian Institution Museum reference center. Lists sources regarding the incorporation of Latino culture into American museum collections.

Women Artists of Color: A Bio-critical Sourcebook
SAL REF N8354 .W656 1999
Features section on "Latin American Women Artists" with biographical essays, publication listings, and exhibition histories for each artist. Includes contemporary artists not represented in other biographical dictionaries.