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Have
We Arrived? Class, Museum Culture and Mexican-America"
Keynote Speech by Jose E.
Limon
Challenging Traditional Curatorial Practices
Contesting Cinco
de Mayo: Cultural Politics and Commercialization
of Ethnic Festivals, 1930-1950
Conceptions and Representations of Latinos and Mainstream
Museums in the United States
Arriving
at the River’s Edge: Curatorial Trends in L.A.
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Historicizing Narratives
Aztlan
in Arizona: Civic Narrative and Ritual Pageantry in Mexican
America
Constructing
Race through Visual Culture: Medicalized Representations of
Mexican Communities in Early-Twentieth-Century Los Angeles
Identifying
Mestizo Phenomena: Representation and Reclamation of Mestisaje’s
Foothold
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Borders and Diasporas
“Cultural
Memory in the Rituals of the Mexican Diaspora in the United
States: the role of the corridos about immigration played
by conjuntos norteños and the aesthetics of the bailes norteños”
Latinization:
A Cultural History of Latinos’ Contributions to Central Arizona
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Aesthetics: Beauty
Integrating
the Museum: Contemporary Latino Art in Context
Catwoman
vs. The Leafblower: Lowriders, Power Tools and Latino Aesthetics
Chicana
Critical Pedagogies: Chicana Art as Critique and Intervention
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The Body: The Real and the Symbolic
Racialized Identity:
Perceptions of body in “The Story of My Body”
Embodied Archives:
Dance, Memory, and the Performance of Latinidad
Border-Crossers and
Zeroes: Violence and Identity in Elia Arce’s performances
and Robert Karimi’s “Self-the Remix”
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