Nahui Olin

Arts & Photography

Malvido, Adriana

History & Criticism

Circe Ediciones, S.L.U.

Nahui Olin» es un nombre azteca que designa el poder con el que el sol hace girar a los planetas, el movimiento renovador de los ciclos del cosmos. Con el mismo nombre se conoció también a Carmen Mondragón (1893-1978), pintora, poeta, musa y modelo, una de las mujeres mexicanas de las primeras décadas del siglo XX que marcaron su época con una huella imborrable. Por su espíritu apasionado, creativo y rebelde, se conserva en la memoria colectiva junto con la historia de sus amores y sus ya legendarios ojos verdes. Su belleza deslumbra en los murales de Diego Rivera; su sensualidad respira en la obra de su amante el genial pintor Dr. Atl, su mirada de fuego vibra en las fotografías de Edward Weston.\nNahui Olin is an Aztec name that refers to the movement of the cosmos but is also the chosen name of Carmen Mondragón. She was a painter, poet, and model who was one of the first Mexican women to undeniably leave her mark on the first decades of the twentieth century. Her passionate, creative, and rebellious spirit is preserved in this dazzling collection.

Nahui Olin (Spanish Edition)

Humor & Entertainment

CIRCE

Nahui Olin is an Aztec name that refers to the movement of the cosmos but is also the chosen name of Carmen Mondragón. She was a painter, poet, and model who was one of the first Mexican women to undeniably leave her mark on the first decades of the twentieth century. Her passionate, creative, and rebellious spirit is preserved in this dazzling collection. Nahui Olin» es un nombre azteca que designa el poder con el que el sol hace girar a los planetas, el movimiento renovador de los ciclos del cosmos. Con el mismo nombre se conoció también a Carmen Mondragón (1893-1978), pintora, poeta, musa y modelo, una de las mujeres mexicanas de las primeras décadas del siglo XX que marcaron su época con una huella imborrable. Por su espíritu apasionado, creativo y rebelde, se conserva en la memoria colectiva junto con la historia de sus amores y sus ya legendarios ojos verdes. Su belleza deslumbra en los murales de Diego Rivera; su sensualidad respira en la obra de su amante el genial pintor Dr. Atl, su mirada de fuego vibra en las fotografías de Edward Weston.

Nahui Olin: (Nueva edición) (Spanish Edition)

Editorial Oceano de Mexico

As poetic as he is controversial, the renowned Argentinean Conceptualist León Ferrari (who was forced to live in exile in Brazil from 1976 to 1991, and who won a Golden Lion award at the 52nd Venice Biennale in 2007) is known for his fierce criticism of power and religion--both as an artist and as a journalist. This first major retrospective monograph brings together a selection of heliographs, drawings and collages which fiercely criticize Argentinean dictatorship, conservative religion and American authority--among many other heavily loaded subjects. It also features a selection of recent works, produced between 2004 and 2008, which include his well-known polyurethane sculptures. Throughout, Ferrari's work shuns quiet, undisturbed or serene contemplation, instead loudly joining denouncement with beauty, bliss with anguish, joy with fury. With scholarly essays by distinguished experts, an in-depth interview and a selection of texts by Ferrari himself.

León Ferrari: Works 1976-2008

Canclini, Nèstor

García Canclini, Ernesto

Guinta, Andrea

Editorial RM

The burial remains of what appears to have been a Mayan women of great social rank, whose face was covered by an enigmatic red mask, were discovered in June 1994 near the Gran Pakalpyramid in Palenque?a mystery which still raises debate amongst scholars and which the author attempts to solve by using myths and known facts.

La Reina Roja/ the Red Queen: El Secreto De Los Mayos En Palenque/The Mayan Secret of Palenque (Spanish Edition)

History

Americas

Plaza Y Janes Mexico

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