Showing posts with label Latina/o Studies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Latina/o Studies. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Nicole Guidotti-Hernández in Ms. Magazine on Dora the Explorer
Wednesday, June 03, 2009
The Evening Class on TCM, Latino Stereotypes, and More
Labels:
Latina/o Stereotypes,
Latina/o Studies,
Mexican Stereotypes,
Michael Guillen,
The Evening Class
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Ohio State University, Here I Come!

Tomorrow morning I head out for the chilly wonders of Columbus, Ohio for a lecture/reading/signing with Guisela Latorre. They are calling the event, Eyes Wide Open: New Work on Latina/o Visual Culture, an homage to Stanley Kubrick nestled nicely in a catchy moniker. Click here for additional verbiage. The event at OSU is being hosted by their pretty remarkable Latina/o Studies program that includes, among its other hip, mexi-poindexters, the one and only Frederick Aldama--hit the image here to be transported to their main cybercrib. Below the image, a scene from Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut--I trust the parties in Columbus are all like the one depicted.

Labels:
Latina/o Studies,
lecture,
Ohio State University,
OSU,
presentation,
reading,
William A. Nericcio
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