Catalog for the "Counter Colón-ialismo" exhibit including biographies of participating artists, descriptions of the art pieces in the exhibit, and other information about the series.

Publication from the Mexic-Arte Museum outlining events, exhibits, and other news.

Photograph of a woman standing in the middle of a room on dried grass, surrounded by pots of flowers lining the walls and a (possibly Nahuatl) text and various drawings on the walls; above her paper banners with different drawings are hanging from the ceiling.

Photograph close-up of an art installation featuring images of skulls, ears of corn, and dishes of food with ornamental textile objects hanging in the background.

Photograph of a drawing of a tree on a wall with part of a Nahuatl text to the left and right of it.

Photograph of an art installation featuring a stone head with ears of corn and other vegetables and a wall of dried flowers in the background.

Photograph close-up of papper banners printed with various abstract designs and images in black ink.

Photograph close-up of many dried corn husks and dried chili peppers along the top.

Photograph close-up of an art installation featuring the image of a skull and an ear of corn with potatoes, corn, plates of other food, and a drink in the middle between them.

Photograph close-up of an art installation featuring images of two large skulls and an ear of corn with vegetables, plates of food, and drinks displayed in the middle in between them and flowers lining the back wall and a large square of dried corn husks on the wall.

Photograph of an art installation text titled "Contributions of Our Food from the Americas" listing various foods in English, Spanish, and Nahuatl; in the background there is a drawing of a cactus.

Photograph of part of an art installation featuring the image of a skull surrounded by flowers; there is a drawing on the wall on the left and a poem (in Classical Nahuatl) in the background.

Photograph of a man bent down preparing an art installation that consists of several bunches of dried flowers hanging from the ceiling and a floor covered in dried flower petals.

Photograph close-up of an ear of corn and several dried corn husks laid on a floor of corn kernels with two rattles and a stone head figure above them in the background.

Photograph of a woman sitting in a chair and a man squatting on the floor cutting the heads of yellow flowers off their stems with scissors while another woman stands watching in the background; there are many bunches of flowers on the floor in the foreground and a box of the flower heads between the man and woman.

Photograph of a woman onstage in front of a large display featuring four skulls and an ear of cor with various vegetables, foods, and drinks next to them; there are two poems (in Nahuatl, left, and Spanish, right) and some drawings on the wall in the background.

Photograph of an art installation featuring dried grass on the floor, pots of flowers and several lights lining the walls, a (possibly Nahuatl) text and various drawings on the walls, and paper banners with different drawings hanging from the ceiling.

Photograph of several pots of flowers in a row on the ground with dried grass on the floor in the front of them; part of a (possibly Nahuatl) text is on the wall in the background.

Photograph of a woman standing in the middle of a room on dried grass, surrounded by pots of flowers lining the walls and a (possibly Nahuatl) text and various drawings on the walls; above her paper banners with different drawings are hanging from the ceiling.

Photograph of a performance by Blackface at the eighth National Association of Artists' Organizations (NAAO) conference. There are two people Onstage and the room is dark. There is a projector displaying images on a screen behind them, but one is casting a shadow on the screen.

Photograph of a performance at the eighth National Association of Artists' Organizations (NAAO) conference. There are two people Onstage and the room is dark. One man has a large feathered headdress on and a loincloth. He is also pointing at another man who is wearing a loincloth and bandana around his head.

Photograph of a conference meeting at the National Association of Artists' Organizations Conference. There are many people in chair sitting in a circle. There are some people on the outskirts of the main circle. On the left is sitting Pio Pulido.

Photograph of a conference meeting at the eighth National Association of Artists' Organizations Conference. The conference was located at the Mexic-Arte Museum. There are a group of people in chairs sitting in a circle. Some have notebooks in their laps and are taking notes.

Photograph of the Pasa Calle procession opening for the National Association of Artists' Organizations Conference. The opening procession is called "Please Don't Discover Me" by Guillermo Gomez-Pena. There is a line of people in the street following one another. At the start of the line is a shirtless man with a mask covering his whole head, but his eyes, nose and mouth. On his chest, it reads "Please Don't Discover Me." Behind him a man is holding a pole that has one end of a banner attached and the other end is being carried by children in a line.