With Xmas Around the Corner, It's Time to Snap Up a Copy of #Textmex and Talking #BrownTV to Place Under the Tree of Your Fave Mexy Friends and Intimates!

Special Deal on TEXTMEX 

Special Deal on TALKING #BrownTV

If you get your hands on #BrownTV by @ProfessorLatinx & @eyegiene using this link https://t.co/PGnhNSLVw3 don’t be freaked out by the custom wrapping paper‼️ #sketchwn pic.twitter.com/bhpVhXCFzn

— talking #browntv (@browntv12) May 30, 2021

It's not Textmex, Eyegiene, Eyegasm, or #BrownTV ... It's CULTURAL STUDIES IN THE DIGITAL AGE ...

I love adapting old ads from the 1950s to the 1960s for our SDSU Press adverts ... check out the newest one below!

Posted by William Nericcio on Sunday, October 17, 2021

A Veteran's Day Tribute to the Old G William Nericcio, Without Whose Tenacious Survival Skills This Blog Would Never Have Been!

A veteran's day tribute to my dear old dad, William Nericcio of Laredo, Texas--son of Ana Juarez di Nericcio, Laredo,...

Posted by William Nericcio on Thursday, November 11, 2021

Halloween, Just Around the Corner! More "Mexican" Costumes for the Bandit Lover in Thee!

original posting: 8/26/09 6:05 AM

Thank to Simi Valley-based, sage editor John Paul Gutierrez for the original link in the original posting from 2009. Above, a 2021-22 version of the same. Readers of the Textmex Galleryblog know we are dedicated to channeling the evolution of stereotypes from Analog to Televisual to Streaming Digital. This is just one more chapter in the evolving story.

Did you drop onto this page looking for general Halloween fun? 

Be sure to check out one of our groovy sponsors line of products here!

Neither #Mextasy nor #Eyegiene -- but it does have my new piece on Comix! CULTURAL STUDIES IN THE DIGITAL AGE, co-edited with Fede Aldama (UT Austin) and Antonio Rafele (Ceaq-Sorbonne & University of Naples, Federico II)

Cutting-edge computer tech was used in the production of CULTURAL STUDIES IN THE DIGITAL AGE by @eyegiene + @ProfessorLatinx + #antoniorafele!

Add it to your Spring ‘22 classes! Over 100 full-color photos! Get it here https://t.co/wiiK0krCen or here https://t.co/myx7kNiAFj pic.twitter.com/zrx5K42V9V

— San Diego State University Press (@SDSUPress) October 4, 2021

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You know you need some #BrownTV!!! By the dynamic duo of @eyegiene and @ProfessorLatinx ... The Academic "Thing with Two Heads" (though both of us want to be the Rosie Grier character!).

More here: https://t.co/gMIczayli7

Special dealio here: https://t.co/CaYGUGGDUZ pic.twitter.com/yA8yhxw1iQ

— William Nericcio (@eyegiene) September 23, 2021

 

Mextasy in Boise, Idaho! The Circus of Desmadres Invaded Boise State University -- Sneak a Peek!

Some snapshots from the #mextasy pop-up exhibition ... more on the event here: https://www.boisestate.edu/english/home/love-in-the-age-of-hate/

Posted by William Nericcio on Wednesday, September 22, 2021

It was a last minute lollapalooza, but I was able to get the #mextasy circus of desmadres up on the walls at the Hub...

Posted by William Nericcio on Wednesday, September 22, 2021

When I am not out shilling #mextasy and #eyegiene and #browntv, I am teaching comic books ...

They say the camera adds 10lbs--in my case it looks more like 40! ;-0

Our Covid-Era Critical Anthology is Alive and Out in the Wild: CULTURAL STUDIES IN THE DIGITAL AGE !!!

No expense was spared in the R&D of Cultural Studies in the Digital Age, edited by @ProfessorLatinx @eyegiene & #AntonioRafele

Pick up a copy of your own hermetically sealed factory-fresh tome today! From Hyperbole Books https://t.co/9RpVEzGbQU or here https://t.co/Ki7WRCWedN pic.twitter.com/yB8pMXCEyK

— William Nericcio (@eyegiene) August 23, 2021

Time Correction for the Boise State #Mextasy Extravaganza, September 16, 2021, at 6pm! #textmex #eyegiene #roboticeroticelectric

Note Time Change! Start time: 6pm! Everything but the kitchen sink hitting Boise State for a Diez y Seis de Septiembre...

Posted by William Nericcio on Thursday, August 19, 2021

A Shoutout and Abrazo to Latinx Spaces for Reposting this #BrownTV Interview!!! #mextasy

Revisit our Film Editor's conversation with @eyegiene, co-writer of "Talking #browntv", which takes a wide-ranging view of representations of Latinas and Latinos in American TV and film from the 20th century to today. #LatinxFilm

From The Archives:https://t.co/OUwKAVzJie

— Latinx Spaces (@latinxspaces) August 14, 2021

Jim Brown, Raquel Welch (Jo Raquel Tejada), and the History of Interracial Love in American Cinema -- a #textmex #mextasy repost!

Originally published: Feb 25, 2009 | Updated August 4, 2021

Almost on a daily basis, I am made aware of the number of research lapses that took place as I brought Tex[t]-Mex to print! 

My biggest mistake? Not devoting a chapter to 100 Rifles starring Jim Brown, Raquel Tejada (aka SDSU's biggest alumnus {who did not graduate}, aka Raquel Welch), and Burt Reynolds (as "Yaqui Joe, an Indian who robs a bank in order to buy guns for his people who are being savagely repressed by the government.")!

Surprisingly, in 1969, even Roger Ebert couldn't break into a sweat over this opus, directed by Tom Gries. I will try to include a significant chapter on this magnum opus in Eyegiene, currently in preparation for the University of Texas Press. In the meantime, students of stereotypes and feminist studies mavens, might enjoy this clip off of the Daily Motion, culled/edited/recut from the film.

click the image above to be transported to the Daily Motion site

Raquel Welch -100 Rifles (Shower Scene)

Here's the full trailer:

 

 And, most importantly for students of Ethnic American studies, the heralded "interracial" 

love scene between Welch and Jim Brown--note how YouTube entices you by making you 

leave this site to see the erotic fireworks!

Venta Venta! Venga Venga! Sale on #Mextasy Swag !!!

#mextasy shoppe sale! more swag than you can shake a palo at! https://t.co/2yaZ9Zyolh pic.twitter.com/ETl5qeXpDI

— William Nericcio (@eyegiene) July 14, 2021

John Baldessari via Mark Dery via Austin Kleon ... Art, Teaching, and More

via @markdery / @austinkleon John Baldessari
“I taught because I needed the money but I tried to keep it interesting by making teaching as much like art as I could.”
“I found out that you can’t really teach art, you can just sort of set the stage for it.”https://t.co/5hfBIyjT3i

— William Nericcio (@eyegiene) July 2, 2021

Stop the Presses! #textmex #mextasy #browntv + #eyegiene hit the road, post-plague, we are now booked solid for a diez y seis de septiembre gig at boise state university, Sept 16, 2021 | details to follow!

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