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Title: The Vision
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Title: The Movement
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Title: Mi Rena
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Title: D~town
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Title: Mexica
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Title: Hecho En Aztlan
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Title: La Bandera
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Title: El Ma''ii 2
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Title: Viva La Raza
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Title: Huehuecoytl
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Title: El Canson
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Title: La Alma
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Title: La Raza
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Title: El Ma''ii
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Title: Poeta De Mil Penas
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Title: Me
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I joined the Longest Walk in Window Rock and Wah Lah they donned the Raza Flag on Me !! Talk about brown and proud! orale!!!!!

Title: orale it's me again
Posted: Tue, Aug 19 2008, 4:59 PM
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Title: Mexico - 002
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Title: Mexico - 001
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Title: Representing My Razas Ala Longest Walk 08
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Title: Babe
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Title: Q''vole?
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Title: Lokote
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Title: October
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Title: Night
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Title: Halloween
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Title: Cemetary
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Title: Hollywood
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I painted this one on Tuesday tru Wednesday March 11,12, 08-so yeah thats what I was up to yesterday and the day before. It is an aluminum surface with acrylics-enjoy!

Participants of the meeting of ''Indigenous People to Heal Our Mother Earth'''', take part in a pre-dawn ceremony at the foot of Mayan ruins in Palenque, Mexico, Monday, March 10, 2008. Hundreds of Indians from Mexico, the United States and Canada gathered to ask forgiveness from what they call ''our Mother Earth'' and explore traditional solutions to environmental pollution in what they called a critical moment for the planet. (AP Photo/Alexandre Meneghini)



Title: Mi Trabajo De Pintura.
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Title: Asking Earth For Forgiveness
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Title: Ela Whittier Arch
Posted: Thu, Feb 28 2008, 7:33 PM
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Title: Loco''motion
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Title: Bien Tumbado
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Title: Bien Clean
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Title: Bien Ranita
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Title: La Ranflita
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Title: La Ranflita
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Title: La Ranflita
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Title: New Wave C.c.
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Title: Nuevo Estrada
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Title: Logan Heights
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Title: Chicano Park
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Title: Hyatt Street
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Title: Hyatt Street
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The Aztec was one of the most prestigious places in San Antonio,Tx in the 1940''s. It closed in 1984 for a brief period and reopened just a little whiles ago...a must visit! August-07

Danza at the Sanctuario De Chimayo

Danza at the Sanctuario De Chimayo

Chimayo Neuvo Mejiko----07 exclusive rights @DLj

Title: This Is The Aztec Theater.
Posted: Sun, Feb 17 2008, 8:59 PM
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Title: Danzantes Azteca-07
Posted: Tue, Feb 12 2008, 4:38 PM
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Title: Danzantes Azteca-07
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Title: Velacion Azteca Chichimecca@santuario De Chimayo-07
Posted: Tue, Feb 12 2008, 3:45 PM
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This is a huge picture of Freddy Fender atop the pueblo where he was born-San Benito,Tx....to get to my place of birth you must go past San Beni..mi respeto para Freddy.Descansen en Paz Paisa

Una muneca del maize regalo de mi hija.

My pride and Joy.

TOMA ''PA TUS DULCES!

Title: Tribute To Freddy Fender-san Benito,tx-07
Posted: Tue, Feb 05 2008, 4:23 PM
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Title: Yo Y Mi Muneca De Hojas De Maizes----01/08
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Title: Mi Abuelo-tonal/sits On My Window Sill...protector/predicador
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Title: ñaka ñakas
Posted: Sun, Feb 03 2008, 7:36 PM
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When i went to NYC we visited St. Patricks. It is the largest decorated Neo-Gothic-style Catholic cathedral in the US. They had a little thrown for the Virgen de guadalupe since a week prior is the celebration. Breath taking visit area!!

A general view shows the ''Plaza de las Tres Culturas'', or the plaza of the three cultures, in the central Tlatelolco area of Mexico City December 27, 2007. Archeologists have discovered the ruins of the 800-year-old Aztec pyramid in the heart of the Mexican capital that could show the ancient city is at least a century older than previously thought. The pyramid, found last month as part of an investigation begun in August, could have been built in 1100 or 1200, signaling the Aztecs began to develop their civilization in the mountains of central Mexico earlier than believed. (Henry Romero/Reuters

A general view shows the ''Plaza de las Tres Culturas'', or the plaza of the three cultures, in the central Tlatelolco area of Mexico City December 27, 2007. Archeologists have discovered the ruins of the 800-year-old Aztec pyramid in the heart of the Mexican capital that could show the ancient city is at least a century older than previously thought. The pyramid, found last month as part of an investigation begun in August, could have been built in 1100 or 1200, signaling the Aztecs began to develop their civilization in the mountains of central Mexico earlier than believed. (Henry Romero/Reuters

General view shows the \"Plaza de las Tres Culturas\", or the plaza of the three cultures, in the central Tlatelolco area of Mexico City December 27, 2007. Archeologists have discovered the ruins of the 800-year-old Aztec pyramid in the heart of the Mexican capital that could show the ancient city is at least a century older than previously thought. The pyramid, found last month as part of an investigation begun in August, could have been built in 1100 or 1200, signaling the Aztecs began to develop their civilization in the mountains of central Mexico earlier than believed. REUTERS/Henry Romero (MEXICO)

Title: St. Patricks Cathedral
Posted: Sun, Jan 06 2008, 9:04 PM
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Title: Aztec Pyramid - 002
Posted: Mon, Dec 31 2007, 2:43 AM
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Title: Aztec Pyramid - 001
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Title: Plaza De Las Tres Culturas
Posted: Mon, Dec 31 2007, 2:41 AM
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Mexican clowns parade through the streets of Mexico City, Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2007. Hundreds of clowns of all ages ended their annual pilgrimage to the Basilica of Guadalupe to pay their respects to the Virgin of Guadalupe. (AP Photo/Marco Ugart

Mexican clowns parade through the streets of Mexico City, Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2007. Hundreds of clowns of all ages ended their annual pilgrimage to the Basilica of Guadalupe to pay their respects to the Virgin of Guadalupe. (AP Photo/Marco Ugart

Mexican clowns attend a mass at the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico City, Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2007. Hundreds of clowns of all ages ended their annual pilgrimage to the Basilica to pay their respects to the Virgin of Guadalupe.

Pilgrims carrying the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe, enter the Basilica of Guadalupe, in Mexico City, Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2007. Thousands of people from all over the country are converging on the Basilica bringing images to be blessed Wednesday during the Virgin of Guadalupe''s Day. (AP Photo/Miguel Tovar)

Title: Celebreate Basilica De Guadalupe - 002
Posted: Thu, Dec 20 2007, 7:46 PM
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Title: Celebreate Basilica De Guadalupe - 001
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Title: Annual Pilgrimage
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Title: Basilica Of Guadalupe
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I joined the Longest Walk in Window Rock and Wah Lah they donned the Raza Flag on Me !! Talk about brown and proud! orale!!!!!
Posted by: iPedro [Thu, Apr 10 2008, 3:32 AM]
Orale! it looks bright and early in the morrning... not to mention a little chilly probably.
While Frida was confined to her bed, her mother brought her a small lap easel, and Frida started to paint. She had studied art before, at the National Preparatory School, where she had met Diego Rivera when he was painting the Creation mural, but Frida had never worked on paintings before. Over her bed, Frida had a mirror so she could see herself, and this was the beginning of her focus on self portraits.
Posted by: 4got10ndn [Tue, Mar 18 2008, 5:27 PM]
Pretty gruesome huh? I watched the movie "Frida" and I thought it was a very powerful and impacting account of her life and Diego's. I was completely amazed with her cojones-and his! Especially messing 'round with her sister. I loved the fact that they were all POLITICOS in that infant ala Mexicana/extranjeras era of Las politicas.
kick-ass
I painted this one on Tuesday tru Wednesday March 11,12, 08-so yeah thats what I was up to yesterday and the day before. It is an aluminum surface with acrylics-enjoy!
Posted by: 4got10ndn [Fri, Mar 14 2008, 2:37 PM]
grawcias, grawcias....
I painted this one on Tuesday tru Wednesday March 11,12, 08-so yeah thats what I was up to yesterday and the day before. It is an aluminum surface with acrylics-enjoy!
Posted by: ur1nonly [Fri, Mar 14 2008, 1:35 AM]
yea, really nice
I painted this one on Tuesday tru Wednesday March 11,12, 08-so yeah thats what I was up to yesterday and the day before. It is an aluminum surface with acrylics-enjoy!
Posted by: Normies [Thu, Mar 13 2008, 8:44 PM]
very nice. i like it!


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Glazed clay sculptures by Mexican artist Alejandro Santiago are pictured at Fundidora park in the northern city of Monterrey September 7, 2007. Santiago, an artist whose birthplace became a ghost town after all its residents left for the United States, is installing 2,501 life-size sculptures of illegal migrants as a homage to those who die crossing the U.S.-Mexico border every year in one of the central exhibits at this year''s Universal Forum of Cultures. Picture taken September 7, 2007. REUTERS/Tomas Bravo (MEXICO)
Glazed clay sculptures by Mexican artist Alejandro Santiago are pictured at Fundidora park in the northern city of Monterrey September 7, 2007. Santiago, an artist whose birthplace became a ghost town after all its residents left for the United States, is installing 2,501 life-size sculptures of illegal migrants as a homage to those who die crossing the U.S.-Mexico border every year in one of the central exhibits at this year''s Universal Forum of Cultures. Picture taken September 7, 2007. REUTERS/Tomas Bravo (MEXICO)
Mexican artist Alejandro Santiago poses for a picture with his glazed clay sculptures at Fundidora park in the northern city of Monterrey September 7, 2007. Santiago, an artist whose birthplace became a ghost town after all its residents left for the United States, is installing 2,501 life-size sculptures of illegal migrants as a homage to those who die crossing the U.S.-Mexico border every year in one of the central exhibits at this year''s Universal Forum of Cultures. Picture taken September 7, 2007. REUTERS/Tomas Bravo (MEXICO)
This painting shows Frida Kahlo standing in between Mexico and the United States. In her left hand she holds a Mexican flag made of papel picado (cut paper--a traditional Mexican art form) that crosses over to the Mexican side. In her right hand she holds a cigarette. Frida wears a pink dress, lace gloves, a coral and jade necklace, braided hair and stands on top of a concrete block inscribed "Carmen Rivera painted her picture in 1932." The right side of the image is dominated by what Kahlo sees as a representation of industry and the US. The right half has in its foreground a red blaring speaker, a dark flood light, some type of machine, the concrete block, and cables from all these mechanisms inside the earth. The middle ground is dominated by gray unidentified pipes and shafts in a dirty beige background. The background is engulfed by a sky scraped horizon. Smokestacks spew fumes in which flies the American flag. The name "Ford" is written across these industrialized chimneys. A small part of the painting is devoted to a piece of blue sky. The left half of the panel illustrates nature and a Mesoamerican/Mexican landscape. The foreground shows a colorful variety of plants and cacti, in bud and in bloom. The roots penetrate the earth to form a weblike pattern. The middle ground is dark brown and has two fertility figures (one light and one dark), along with rubble and a stone skeleton's head. The horizon is dominated by a mountainous Mexican pyramid. The sky has two cloud formations: one containing a fire spewing sun and the other embedded with the moon. The meeting of these two formations yield a red lightning bolt.
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Image: Fundidora Park
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Image: Alejandro Santiago
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Image: Mexican Artist Alejandro Santiago
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Image: Frida Kahlo: Between The Borderline
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This painting documents a private activity from Carmen Lomas Garza''s childhood memories. The image can also be found in a children''s book written and illustrated by Lomas Garza. This is her second book for children. The book is composed of Lomas Garza''s writings and paintings of childhood memories and family activities. The book functions as a nostalgic confirmation of Chicana/o family traditions.
Peanuts, blueberries, corn, potatoes, tomatoes, and more-here is a luscious collection of haiku celebrating foods native to the Americas. Brimming with imagination and fun, these poems capture the tasty essence of foods that have delighted, united, and enriched our lives for centuries. Exuberant illustrations bring to life the delicious spirit of the haiku, making Yum! ¡Mmm! ¡Qué Rico! America''s Sproutings an eye-popping, mouth-watering treat. Open it and dig in! Please see www.patmora.com for more of her work.
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Image: Cascarones
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Image: Chicano Moratorium 1970
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Image: Pat Mora''s ¡qué Rico! - 002
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Image: Viva-la-raza
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Chicano Power!
General view shows the \"Plaza de las Tres Culturas\", or the plaza of the three cultures, in the central Tlatelolco area of Mexico City December 27, 2007. Archeologists have discovered the ruins of the 800-year-old Aztec pyramid in the heart of the Mexican capital that could show the ancient city is at least a century older than previously thought. The pyramid, found last month as part of an investigation begun in August, could have been built in 1100 or 1200, signaling the Aztecs began to develop their civilization in the mountains of central Mexico earlier than believed. REUTERS/Henry Romero (MEXICO)
Photo of Emiliano Zapata (right) and his brother Eufemio Zapata
La gran galaxia (1978), by Rufino Tamayo, an inspiration for Steven Stucky''s musical composition Pinuras de Tamayo. (Photograph courtesy of the Rufino Tamayo Museum, Mexico City.)
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Image: La Raza
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Image: Plaza De Las Tres Culturas
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Image: Emiliano & Eufemio Zapata
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Image: La Gran Galaxia
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