Published in conjunction with an exhibition held at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, May 13-Aug. 26, 2001, the Austin Museum of Art, Oct. 12-Dec. 30, 2001, and the Albequerque Museum, Feb. 10-April 28, 2002. Includes bibliographical references (p. 400-412) and index.
Contents:
The new Aztlan: Nepantla (and other sites of transmogrification) / Constance Cortez. The breath of life: the symbolism of wind in Mesoamerica and the American southwest / Karl Taube -- Goggle eyes and crested serpents of Barrier Canyon: early Mesoamerican iconography and the archaic southwest / James D. Farmer -- Quetzalcoatl and the horned and feathered serpent of the southwest / Polly Schaafsma -- In space and out of context: picture making in the ancient American southwest / J.J. Brody -- Shadows on a silent landscape: art and symbol at prehistoric Casas Grandes / Anne I. Woosley -- A macroeconomic study of the relationships between the ancient cultures of the American southwest and Mesoamerica / Phil C. Weigand, Acelia García de Weigand -- Mesoamerican copper bells in the pre-Hispanic southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico / Victoria D. Vargas -- Landscape and polity: the interplay of land, history, and power in the ancient southwest / Stephen H. Lekson -- Spaniards in Aztlan / Carroll L. Riley -- The road to Aztlan ends in New Mexico / Danna A. Levin Rojo -- A lost continent: writings without an alphabet / Enrique Chagoya -- An unbroken thread: the persistence of Pueblo textile traditions in the postcolonial era / Laurie D. Webster -- Mestizaje: its history, evolution, and legacy on the road to Aztlan / Ramón A. Gutiérrez -- Centers in the Pueblo world / Rina Swentzell -- Where past and present meet: the ex-votos of Mexican immigrants / Michele Beltrán, Elin Luque -- Spiritual geographies / Amalia Mesa-Bains -- Inventing tradition, negotiating modernism: Chicano/a art and the pre-Columbian past / Victor Zamudio-Taylor -- The new Aztlan: Nepantla (and other sites of transmogrification) / Constance Cortez.
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