September 2009

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Joslyn Art Museum WEBOLOGY – Mexican Folk Art

Calaca Arts. “Calaca Arts.” Calaca Arts. http://www.calaca-arts.com/

Circletime Kids. “Mexico – Mexican Spanish Bilingual Early Learning Resources.” Circletime Kids. http://bit.ly/4Xjt3A

Coron, Béatrice. “Béatrice Coron – Cut Stories.” Béatrice Coron. http://www.beatricecoron.com/

El antiQuario. “Folk Art/Arte Popular.” El antiQuario. http://bit.ly/5rtlNr

Festivalofmexico.com. “The Day of the Dead in Mexico: History, Folk Art, Traditions.” Festivalofmexico.com. http://www.festivalofmexico.com/dayofthedead.html

Furginson, Olga Ponce. “Master Paper Cutter Olga Ponce Furginson.” The Cultural Folk Art Co.

http://www.olgaponce.com/ Garza, Carmen Lomas. “Carmen Lomas Garza – Chicana Artist.” Carmen Lomas Garza.

http://www.carmenlomasgarza.com/

History.com. “Mexico.” A&E Television Networks. http://bit.ly/1GK3P8

Jones, Rick. “Papercuts – Rick Jones.” Rick Jones. http://www.papercuts.us/ Legaspi, Lizeth and Lorenza Carpenter. “Library Latino Style! Super Cool Mexicana Crafts.” Library Palooza

(Stephanie Stokes). http://bit.ly/5vIQZf

Lindemans, Micha F. “Nahual.” Encyclopedia Mythica. http://www.pantheon.org/articles/n/nahual.html National Parks Service. “Kid’s Korner: Papel Picado.” National Parks Service. http://bit.ly/4Zl8XA

Mullen, Nicole. “Mexican Folk Art.” Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology and the Regents of the

University of California. http://bit.ly/5p5AeY

National Geographic. “Mexico Facts.” National Geographic Society. http://bit.ly/5JwD8R National Geographic Kids. “People and Places in the Spotlight: Mexico.” National Geographic Society.

http://bit.ly/5BHNZm

SEPCo document Library. “Some Basic Data on the Importance of Tourism for Mexico’s Economy.” International Solar Energy Society. http://bit.ly/6vGlHC

Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. “Great Masters of Mexican Folk Art.” Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. http://bit.ly/44m2hD

Storyboard Toys & ArtHouse. “ArtHouse Activity: How to Make Papel Picado.” Storyboard Toys.

http://bit.ly/4LFM9x

Trenchard, Kathleen. “Kathleen Trenchard’s Cut-It-Out Studio.” Kathleen Trenchard. http://www.cut-it-out.org/

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Walkup, Nancy. “Papel Picado: Perforated Paper.” DavisArt.com. http://bit.ly/6gFNzV [Middle/High Studio Lesson]

Worsley School. “Lipstick, Cherries, and the Cochineal Beetle.” Worsley School. http://bit.ly/8sgx7G

U.S. State Department. “Background Note: Mexico.” U.S. State Department. http://bit.ly/5C39lY

ZocaloFolkArt.com. “The Miniature World of Juan Hernandez Arzaluz.” ZocaloFolkArt.com http://bit.ly/83QvMX