"Cave, City, and Eagles Nest: Rediscovered Mexican Codex"

John F. Schwaller schwallr at potsdam.edu
Sun Aug 29 02:23:59 UTC 2010


From:   "michael ruggeri" <michaelruggeri at mac.com>
Date:   Sat, August 28, 2010 7:31 pm


October 7, 6:30 PM
The School for Advanced Research Membership Lecture
"Cave, City, and Eagles Nest: Rediscovered Mexican Codex"
DavĂ­d Carrasco (Harvard University)
Membership Lecture, The New Mexico History Museum Auditorium
Dr. David Carrasco, historian of religions, presents an illustrated
lecture on a
recently recovered early 16th century Mexican Codex. Painted by native
Mexican
artists, the codex narrates their sacred history and unique cosmology.
Using a
variety of interpretive methods, including infra-red and ultra-violet
photography,
Dr. Carrasco uncovers the many-layered, complex symbolic and visual work of
indigenous artists struggling to depict their world in the early decades
of Spanish
colonialism.
The New Mexico History Museum Auditorium
Santa Fe, New Mexico
http://sarweb.org/index.php?calendar

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