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December 21, 2012
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December 13, 2012
MAYAN PROPHECY END OF THE WORLD POSTER BLOW-OUT SALE!
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1. Not What You Think
2. Izpapalotl (Breast Cancer Goddess)
3. La Muerte
4. Self Portrait
5. Xicana Goddess with Friend
December 5, 2012
LIVE RADIO THURS. 6TH ANA CASTILLO ON THE REAL & TRUE IDENTITY OF OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE
“All Together Now,” on the Progressive Radio Network (prn.fm)
LIVE Thursday, 6 December, 1:00-2:00 pm MST.
PRN archives (free to anyone who goes to the prn.fm website).
“The star clouds that form the Milky Way were seen as the tree of life where all life came from… Every winter solstice when the earth made its way around the sun it appeared to move against the background stars… the sun conjoined the crossing point of Milky Way where the dark rift was and ecliptic in Sagittarius. The sun “coming out ” from the dark rift appeared to be birthed by Milky Way. During this time the Cosmic Mother gives birth to Huitzilopochtli, the sun god. Guadalupe’s painted image shows the sash that indicates she is pregnant and on the sash is the flower symbolic of Huitzilopochtli. She is going to give birth to the sun god. — Ana Castillo” © 2012, U.S.A.
Castillo chose the Association for the Study of Women and Mythology (ASWM) national conference to unveil the personal mythology surrounding her elevated stature as acclaimed cross-disciplinary writer of female spirituality connected to her Chicana roots.
In doing so, she seized the reigns of the female spirituality movement during her keynote address … In a remarkable weaving of art and science into the 2012 mythology, Castillo was the quantum wave crashing at a conference dedicated to healing the rift between academic disciplines. …The truth that only the esteemed author of Goddess of the Americas and the banned title So Far From God could spearhead.
— http://www.huffingtonpost.com/lisa-pa...
December 3, 2012
Utah Valley University This Wednesday
READING 10 a.m. & Signing
December 2, 2012
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Plus WRITERS ON STAGE
CONVERSATION W/ JAVIER SICILIA ALVAREZ AND RUBEN MARTINEZ
Memoir essay by priestess, publisher and burlesque queen
The performance art of a Latina gender bender
Chicano theater alive & well
‘The Crown of Jean Michel Basquiat’ How the artist led the way to hip hop’s fame & brand feast
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First Photo Contest: See last issue for details. Submit your photos now!
Memoir,Theater, Poetry, Reviews, & Workshopistas’ New Writing. And as always–stunning photography.
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La Tolteca: Promoting the Advancement of a World Without Borders & Censors
November 16, 2012
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON NOVEMBER 29th
THE DREAM ACT AND OTHER HOPES
UNIVERISTY OF DAYTON NOVEMBER 29th
THE DREAM ACT AND OTHER HOPES
November 10, 2012
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC: Una charla en español éste miércoles
Nov. 14th, 7pm
Sprague Public Library
2131 So. 1100 East (Sugar House)
Spanish discussion of Carmen la Coja
Book signing
Equal parts soap opera, tragicomedy, and rhapsody, Carmen la Coja is Ana Castillo’s imaginative variation on the themes of Bizet’s Carmen, set in the Latino community of Chicago and the seductive world of flamenco.
November 6, 2012
November 1, 2012
Ana Castillo at Brigham Young University
Reading and Signing
Noon
Dia de los Muertos, 2011
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