Guillermo Monroy (Mexican, 1924), Trigal en movimiento [Moving Wheat Field], 1990. Oil on canvas, 60 x 60 cm.
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Guillermo Monroy (Mexican, 1924), Trigal en movimiento [Moving Wheat Field], 1990. Oil on canvas, 60 x 60 cm.

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Saturnino HerrĂĄn, Vendedor de PlĂĄtanos, 1912
PĂĄlida Caricia, Emil Melmoth
Michel Chetto, ChettoÂŽď¸ Problema, 2021Â
Oil on canvas, 50 x 70 cm
On This Day In History
April 28th, 1402: Nezahualcoyotl, a Mexica/Acolhuan philosopher and tlatoani, is born.

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Xolotl is the Lord of Twins, patron divinity of the nahualtin or spirit animals. He is the dark brother of Quetzalcoatl, Lord of Light, with whom He descended to the Underworld to retrieve the bones of the ancestors.
It is likely that the name Xolotl comes from the word xolo, "servant" or from xolochoa, "to bend, to crease", a reference to His appearance as a wrinkled dog. It also might come from the verb xeloa, "to divide, to split", alluding to His nature as shadow, brother, nahual and double.
The sacred narrative tells how Xolotl refused to die when the Sun demanded His blood, so He was sacrificed by Quetzalcoatl, His brother, as a symbol of our struggle to overcome our fears.
You can find prints of The Sacrifice of Xolotl in my Etsy store! Click here!
I have seen a lot of people create these collages to challenge the systemic racism of academia. As a multiracial person, I have often seen, as with most minoritized groups, education focused primarily on Anglo-European canon, as an art history major it was the focus of their aesthetics. In my own time, I had to learn about Latinx classics the mythology of Incans, Olmecs, Mayans, and Aztecs, and the indigenous language of Mexico being Nahuatl. Recognizing and unlearning the Spanish colonization of my mestiza(mixed) heritage.
Even learning how the term Latina/o is inaccurately applied to those of SouthAmerican/American heritage, its a lot to take in. When I see other POC shake up the institutional norms, you enlighten me on my self-worth and biases as a Latina in academia, so thank you! Follow me if you want to learn more, discuss #Latinx Academia
Jose Lopez Vergara, âThe Plagueâ (2020)
Mexican Doll House complete with six dolls dating from 1890-1920. Via pathofneedles.

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Sandra Cisneros, âElevenâ
pitter patter putter patter *you look down and see this*
I would do anything for the terra cotta corn puppy
Okay, for those curious, itâs an imitation/reproduction of local archaeological pieces made in Colima, Mexico. Some examples of the original archaeological findings:
Very good boys, all of them! (Also you can easily buy replicas like the one above online. Theyâre all really cool & pretty inexpensive)
Friday: Mexican government puts a 9.8ft barrier around National Palace and other buildings to âprotectâ them ahead of a planned march to mark International Womenâs Day
Saturday: Women turn it into a memorial in honor of the thousands of victims who are murdered every year in Mexico just for being women
âI donât know how to write love letters. But I wanted to tell you that my whole being opened for you. Since I fell in love with you everything is transformed and is full of beautyâŚ. love is like an aroma, like a current, like rain. You know, my sky, you rain on me and I, like the earth, receive you.â - Frida Kahlo, October 1946
Fireflies illuminating this forest in Nanacamilpa, Tlaxcala, Mexico
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Biblioteca Palafoxiana, Mexico.
Today I went to this amazing place and books really are the most beautiful human creation ever, huh?
Biblioteca Palafoxiana, Puebla, Pue., MĂŠxico
The first public library in the americas.
La primer biblioteca pĂşblica del continente americano
Diego Rivera (Mexican, 1886-1957), The Mathematician, 1919. Oil on canvas, 115.5 x 80.5 cm