Thursday, December 01, 2011
A Treasury of "Mexican" Pulp Fiction Art Wonders
Labels:
Pulp Fiction
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Pedro Infante is in the [white] House! (...sort of): A quick post on Aural-Sonic Miscegenations!
Came upon this LP record quite by accident on Google images. You'll appreciate it for its decidedly odd Leave it to Beaver meets La Bamba undertones. Needless to say, there must be a copy still out there...I'll check Amoeba Music in San Francisco and get back to you. Until then, soak in all the cross-cultural, racial harmony, and curiously caucasoidal vibes this anomalous little artifact seems to emit!
Labels:
albums,
folk art,
mexican semiotics,
Mexico,
Mexploitation,
whiteness
Re-imagining the Way We Image "Brazil" | Mark Dery Inteviews Gunter Axt
Labels:
brazil,
gunter axt,
Mark Dery,
representation
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
More Artifacts from the Caucasian Bestiary: San Diego Lawn Jockey Edition
They are infamous and documented--common throughout the United States, especially the South: the Lawn Jockey.
However, there is one in San Diego--in Kensington to be exact--that catches the eye and, as such, merits entry into the Tex[t]-Mex Galleryblog Caucasian Bestiary. I had my camera with me the other day and snagged some suggestive shots!
However, there is one in San Diego--in Kensington to be exact--that catches the eye and, as such, merits entry into the Tex[t]-Mex Galleryblog Caucasian Bestiary. I had my camera with me the other day and snagged some suggestive shots!
Labels:
african american representation,
bizarre caucasians,
caucasian,
caucasian bestiary,
lawn jockey,
page boy
Yet Another Frightening Entry in the Caucasian Bestiary of the Ersatz Human
Monday, November 28, 2011
Gustavo Arellano! The New Editor in Chief of OCWeekly!
and a winsome PBS talking head!
Watch American Voices: Gustavo Arellano on the 2012 Latino vote on PBS. See more from NEED TO KNOW.
Tragic Rita! Tragic Maria! Tragic Lupe! A Trifecta of Latina Tragedies
Sunday, November 27, 2011
BORDER FENCE TO BE EXTENDED TO HAWAII (not really, but one could easily imagine it...)
Labels:
bordertown,
imperial beach,
San Diego,
the border wall,
tijuana
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