This is a special episode with a different style/focus. The regularly scheduled video (Episode 5) will be posted midweek.
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Special Episode: Thoughts on the Journey
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¿QUé OPINAS?/WHAT DO YOU THINK?
SOBRE/ABOUT
EL CAMINO / THE ROAD
INSPIRACION/INSPIRATION
The following writings and works of art have inspired and informed my plans for this project:
Our Lady of Guadalupe. Unknown provenance, 16th century
Our Lady. Digital print by Alma Lopez © 1999. Special thanks to Raquel Salinas and Raquel Gutierrez. For info see www.almalopez.net
Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza, by Gloria Anzaldúa. Aunt Lute Books (2nd edition), 1999
Massacre of the Dreamers: Essays on Xicanisma, by Ana Castillo. Plume, 1995
Goddess of the Americas: Writings on the Virgin of Guadalupe, edited by Ana Castillo. Riverhead Trade, 1997
Our Lady of Guadalupe. Unknown provenance, 16th century
Our Lady. Digital print by Alma Lopez © 1999. Special thanks to Raquel Salinas and Raquel Gutierrez. For info see www.almalopez.net
Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza, by Gloria Anzaldúa. Aunt Lute Books (2nd edition), 1999
Massacre of the Dreamers: Essays on Xicanisma, by Ana Castillo. Plume, 1995
Goddess of the Americas: Writings on the Virgin of Guadalupe, edited by Ana Castillo. Riverhead Trade, 1997
CONTRIBUIR/CONTRIBUTE
DONANTES/CONTRIBUTORS
- Ana Brouwer
- Ashley Jarrett
- Chelsea Chamizo
- Chris Shine
- Colin Hosking
- David Pinedo
- Donna Smith
- Erik Fauske
- Familia Mojica
- Freeman Murray
- Guy Schaefer
- Jay Dedman
- Jessica Portney
- Katrina Cole
- Kristin Konsterlie
- Lesley Bart
- Linda Stiles-Taylor
- Margaret Jeronimo
- Mario and Holly Pinedo
- Martha Calus
- Milt Lee
- Nancy Christoph
- Rebecca and Jose Pinedo
- Rosita Pinedo
- Ryanne Hodson
- Sam Mathies
- Travel Green TV
- Will Luers
HAY QUE VERLOS / MUST-SEE
CREADORA/CREATOR
- Ashley P
- My ultimate goal is to make a career out of the right combination of activism, travel and movie-making. Will I make it? Watch me! (Meanwhile, I'm happy to do various combinations of the three!)
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3 comments:
Wonderful. That was really great to watch/listen to. I think you're brave for trying to tackle your emotions so openly. Technically, this was a really well edited piece, as well, and you made me think about a great many things I haven't thought about in a while.
Thank you for sharing of yourself and your thoughts with us. It sounds like this experience will help you understand and, hopefully, personally reconcile that paradigm of feelings, thoughts, and experiences that make up the complexity of who we are as Chicanas. Adelante, mi querida sobrina!
In many ways I think you are discovering this project is opening doors you didn't know you'd ever walk through. You are a great many things and I know that this project is shaping who you are and really bringing out the best of you. Keep it up! <3
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