Cate Parr
Blue Corn Maiden and Winter by Lynn Dobbins
Ninwajo yinok achatkawi’ Ruma janila yaqajo Ninwajo yiwär awik’in Ruma yaqa chi nuwäch …. quiero que acuestas por mi almohada porque te quiero mucho quiero que duermas conmigo porque eres tan bella …. I want you to lie on my pillow Because I want you so bad I want you to sleep with me Because you are so beautiful
Verse from a Kaqchikel song by Baldomero Kawoq
*yaqa chi nuwäch is a phrase which cannot be directly translated, but literally means something like, “you descend on my eyes”
(via artthropology)
The May exhibition at the new La Antigua Galeria de Arte extension by Gemma
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San Idelfonso Morning and Mercado Todos Santos by William Kalwick Jr. and El Casco by Luis Gonzalez Palma (one of my favorites artists!)
5a Avenida Norte, Antigua Guatemala
Mohawk potter Roger 'Sosakete' Perkins and his daughter Kariwaiens during a showing at Gathering Tribes gallery in Berkeley 2008. Perkins is currently the only traditional Mohawk potter in the world. Photo by Gemma Givens.
Kite making is a tradition for All Saints Day in Santiago, Guatemala. Here the Kaqchikel class Oxlajuj Aj is learning how to make our own 8 D
I LOVE this title sequence.
Tarsem: "I wanted chaos without energy"