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i want u to rewrite this essay in a fully different way Mexican Indigenous Influence on Chicano Art One can determine the original influence on Chicano art by examining the subject matter first. According to the poem, “I Am Joaquin,” that is written by Cork Gonzalez, many links are available to indigenous culture of two people, Aztec and Mayan. As per the poet of the poem, he must have made a flashback of the past and understood clearly that it is not possible to split the past from the current. In Bless Me Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya, Anaya includes the themes of conquest imperialism, and colonization. The indigenous Mexicans had an experience of colonization after the accord of Guadalupe Hildago was ended by United States. The Chicanos have felt the experience of colonization as they still live in occupied land. As per the video, Professor Herrera explains the value in studying Nahuatl. He says that the language can assist the Chicanos understand better about the people and the contemporary culture. The analysis by Herrera shows the reason why Chicano artists always include their ancestral heritage into their work. The incorporated heritage can help them learn more about themselves as well as the world they occupy. Since everyone has a past, and that past cannot be ignored as it is a path for individual introspection and also make a sense of nearby world. With this past, the current experience will just be new and cannot be understood with a broader context. Finally, a person without a past is just like no person in real world. The reason for this is that the shared past together with the customs and traditions of this past usually united the people. For these reasons, the past can never be split from the current. .
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Mexican Indigenous Influence on Chican
a/
o Art
To pinpoint the Mexican indigenous influence on Chicana/o art, one can begin by examining the subject matter. In the poem, “I Am Joaquin,” by Corky Gonzalez, the poet Gonzalez makes many links to indigenous culture
s of the Aztec and Mayan people. When writing this poem, Gonzalez must have had an eye turned to the past and understood that it is impossible to sever the past from the present. In Rudolfo Anaya’s,
Bless Me Ultima
, Anaya also incorporates themes that were relevant to the indigenous Mexicans as well as to Chicanos. One of these themes is imperialism,
colonialization
, and conquest. Indigenous Mexicans experienced
colonialization
after the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was broken by the United States. Chicanos still live in occupied land and therefore have first-hand experience with the effects of
colonlization
.
In the video, Professor Fermin Herrera discusses the value in studying Nahuatl, stating that studying this language can help Chicana/
os
“come to a better understanding of ourselves as a people…and our contemporary culture.
” Professor Herrera’s analysis shows why Chicana/o artists incorporate their ancestral heritage into their work since this heritage can help Chicana/
os
learn further about themselves and the world they occupy. Everybody has a past, and this past should not be
neglected since it can serve as a roadmap for personal introspection and to make sense of the surrounding world. Without this roadmap, every experience becomes new and cannot be understood with a larger context. Additionally, people without a past are not a people as it is a shared past as well as the customs and traditions of this past that
united
a people.
.
Anzaldua Border ArteNepantla, el lugar de la FronteraBy R.docx
Anzaldua
Border Arte
Nepantla, el lugar de la Frontera
By: Ruben Ruiz
Introducing Border Art
Indigenous culture is being taught by whites in museums in their own version, upsets Anzaldua.
Talk as if Aztec culture has been dead for hundreds of years when there are still 10,000 Aztecs living.
Many cultures meet at USA/Mex. border while artists constantly change images and “place” according to themselves.
“Portrait” is an example of cultural rebirth of Chicana struggling to free self from oppressive gender roles.
Three Mothers of Chicana/o Art
La Virgen Guadalupe, La Malinche, and La Llorona
Cultural figures that re-read in works and represent resistance to repression and assimilation.
Barraza and painting of La Malinche is an example of this.
Retablos: traditional popular miracle paintings on metal, introduced by the Spanish.
Artists connect everyday life with political, sacred, and aesthetics in art.
Culture of Border Art
Culture touches and influences another, passes metaphors and gods before dies. (Metaphors are gods)
New cultures adopt, modify, and enrich images passing them on relating them to prevailing culture and era.
Introduces the concept of “Nepantla”
Nahuatl for in between states, uncertain terrain when moving from place to place, social class, race, sex position, or present to new identity.
Jorge Luis Borge’s Aleph, one spot on earth the contains all people and places residing in peace and unison.
Border in constant nepantla.
Examples of Border Art
Threats/Challenges & Resolutions
Threats
Appropriation by poplar culture, dominant art institutions, and economic depression.
Titles of “Chicana” or “border” artists are demeaning labels stripping legitimacy of the art. Signals inferiority to other artists.
Challenge and subvert imperialism of US and combat assimilation by US or Mexico but acknowledge both.
Supersedes pictorials, depicts soul of artist and soul of pueblo.
Autohistorias: who tells the story and what stories and histories are told.
Becoming dominant in art is not their goal, done for a purpose and a story.
Conclusion
The Border is a historical and metaphorical site where artists transform space, USA and Mexico into one.
Deals with shifting identities, border crossings, and hybridism.
“From earth we are born, to earth we shall return.” (pg. 184)
Discussion
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Mexican Indigenous Influence on Chican
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To pinpoint the Mexican indigenous influence on Chicana/o art, one can begin by examining the subject matter. In the poem, “I Am Joaquin,” by Corky Gonzalez, the poet Gonzalez makes many links to indigenous culture
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- 1. i want u to rewrite this essay in a fully different way Mexican Indigenous Influence on Chicano Art One can determine the original influence on Chicano art by examining the subject matter first. According to the poem, “I Am Joaquin,” that is written by Cork Gonzalez, many links are available to indigenous culture of two people, Aztec and Mayan. As per the poet of the poem, he must have made a flashback of the past and understood clearly that it is not possible to split the past from the current. In Bless Me Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya, Anaya includes the themes of conquest imperialism, and colonization. The indigenous Mexicans had an experience of colonization after the accord of Guadalupe Hildago was ended by United States. The Chicanos have felt the experience of colonization as they still live in occupied land. As per the video, Professor Herrera explains the value in studying Nahuatl. He says that the language can assist the Chicanos understand better about the people and the contemporary culture. The analysis by Herrera shows the reason why Chicano artists always include their ancestral heritage into their work. The incorporated heritage can help them learn more about themselves as well as the world they occupy. Since everyone has a past, and that past cannot be ignored as it is a path for individual introspection and also make a sense of nearby world. With this past, the current experience will just be new and cannot be understood with a broader context. Finally, a person without a past is just like no person in real world. The reason for this is that the shared past together with the customs and traditions of this past usually united the people. For these reasons, the past can never be split from the current.