61. A Culture Unraveling: Matthew Looper On Guatemala’s Vanishing Textile Arts A culture Unraveling Matthew Looper On guatemala’s Vanishing Textile Arts The civil war in guatemala has taken its toll, particularly on native peoples http://www.csuchico.edu/pub/inside/archive/98_11_12/top_story1.html

A Culture Unraveling: Matthew Looper On Guatemala’s Vanishing Textile Arts Woman weaving on a backstrap loom in Concepción, Chiquirichapa, Guatemala. (photo Matthew Looper) E.M. Forster once wrote that art makes us feel small in the right way, and anyone who has ever studied the dazzling hues and intricate patterns of a Guatemalan textile surely knows what he meant. Even the simplest zig-zag designs practically pulsate, the colors are so intensely rich, and the more complicated patterns featuring birds and animals truly thrill the eye. For Chico State art professor Matthew Looper, in 1993 a young graduate student newly arrived in Guatemala to document carved monuments, the textiles were a revelation. "I was totally amazed by them," he said, "and began collecting them immediately." Looper came to this passion by a rather circuitous route. "My dad and my brothers were all science people," he said during a recent interview, "and I assumed I'd be a science person too. At Duke, my specialty was molecular biology. But my sister was really interested in French and took art history classes, and to be able to talk to her I took some humanities and art classes." Once the art door opened for him, it never closed. Though he graduated Phi Beta Kappa in botany, course work in pre-Columbian art, begun at Duke, drew him to the University of Texas at Austin for graduate studies. There he came under the compelling influence of the famous Mayanist Linda Schele, one of the first researchers to launch a serious investigation of Mayan glyphs and what they revealed about the culture and history of the people who carved them. Looper earned a Fulbright as well as a National Science Foundation grant to travel to Quiriguá, Guatemala, to do "a comprehensive political history" of the site, but his attraction to indigenous textiles, kindled as soon as he arrived, meant that he began investigating their origins and history as well.

62. Art And Culture In Antigua Art, culture and Traditions in guatemala. Cultural Activities in Antigua guatemala August 2005. Mark your calendar for August 2005, find cultural http://www.aroundantigua.com/culture.htm

Art, Culture and Traditions in Guatemala Cultural Activities in Antigua Guatemala - September 2005 Mark your calendar for September 2005, find cultural activities in Antigua at El Sitio, and Panza Verde Gallery. More information will be updated in the upcoming days. Thank you for visiting the Cultural Calendar in AroundAntigua.com 'The Editors' Follow this link, click here Easter Week in Antigua Guatemala - April 2006 This is an event worthy of seeing; it is a grandiose homage to Jesus' image and its ' via-crusis ' that is reflected in the ' procesiones ' (processions) with images made artistically by Guatemalan artisans. It is also part of this tradition, the creation of the beautiful carpets made with flowers of all kind and colored sawdust that adorn the different streets in Antigua, all this it is a work of art. The Week Santa it is a reflection of the religious fervor brought behind from Spain five hundred years ago. Read more information, Click Here Mayan Culture and History Ixmucane Painting by Margarita Mijangos The Mayan Culture is considered to be one of the largest culture in the American continent because of their knowledge in sciences, astrology and more. This civilization was born during the third millennium before Christ, living in a 320,000 square kilometers territory, taking in regions of Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Belize and part of El Salvador.

63. Guatemala Tours Learn Its History And Culture culture. With a more stable political climate, guatemala has become an increasingly popular tourist destination, with much to see and a rich cultural http://www.adventure-life.com/guatemala/guatemala_history.html

contact us Guatemala Tours Home Testimonials In the News About Us ... Flights South America Amazon Tours Argentina Tours Bolivia Tours Chile Tours ... Peru Tours Central America Belize Tours Costa Rica Tours Guatemala Tours Panama Tours Antarctica Antarctica Tours Extensions Extend your Guatemala travel a few more days with a Guatemala extension. Icon Legend Please click to see a detailed explanation of these icons used throughout the site. Escort Escorted Unescorted Difficulty Easy Moderate Challenging When to Travel Excellent Very Good Unpredictable Unavailable Specials Register for Adventure Weather Map of Guatemala ... culture History The earliest Maya civilizations began to emerge in the highlands of Guatemala by as early as 2000 BC. Bustling city-states grew, and trading networks covered large areas of what is now Central America and Mexico. By AD 250, the Early Classic Period, great temple cities of pyramids and plazas rose in the Guatemalan highlands. In addition to the notable architecture, the Maya also developed a complex calendar, a hieroglyphic writing system, and an impressive body of scientific knowledge. The Maya civilization was already somewhat fragmented when Europeans arrived in the early 1500's, and the weak and divided Maya were easily conquered by the Spaniards. By 1528 Pedro de Alvarado had established Spanish rule over the region, and those of native blood descended to the bottom of the new social hierarchy. The lands were carved up into large estates and the people ruthlessly exploited by the new landowners.

64. Ethnic Cuisine: Guatemala It is in the central highlands, west of guatemala City that Indian culture dominates. Once regarded as the cultural and religious center of the country, http://www.sallys-place.com/food/ethnic_cusine/guatemala.htm

Bobby Flay's from My Kitchen to Your Table : 125 Bold Recipes Bobby Flay, Joan Schwartz Cooking With Too Hot Tamales : Recipes and Tips from the Television Food Network's Spiciest Cooking Duo by Mary Sue Milliken, et al Latin American Cooking Across the U.S.A. by Himilce Novas, Rosemary Silva (Contributor) Nuevo Latino: Recipes That Celebrate the New Latin American Cuisine by Douglas Rodriguez Fiesta : A Celebration of Latin Hospitality by Anya Von Bremzen The Book of Latin American Cooking by Elisabeth Lambert Ortiz Latina Lite Cooking : 200 Delicious Lowfat Recipes from All over the Americas by Maria Dolores Beatriz by Dave Dewitt LA Buena Mesa: LA Autentica Cocina Latinamericana by Himilce Novas, Rosemary Silva (Contributor) El Nino Cocinero Latinoamerico : Latin Amrican Cookbook for Children by Patricia Van Rijhn Wholly Frijoles! : The Whole Bean Cook Book

65. Guatemala Arts And Culture Arts and culture textile motif. The guatemalan Web Page Directory from LANIC is the best starting place for the full range of information about guatemala. http://www.library.ohiou.edu/subjects/guatemala/arts.htm

Contents Introduction About the agreement The National Library of Guatemala (BNG) About the National Library of Guatemala and its collections The Ohio University Libraries About the libraries: Athens Campus Depository Agreement Text of Depository Agreement Arts and Culture Online resources on Art and Culture of Guatemala Business Online business assistance Education Schools and education related links Guatemala Major Resources Guatemala related sites Government and Official Contacts Government contacts and government related sites Human Rights Human rights reports and human rights commissions Latin American Research Guide Latin American studies resources Maya Resources About the Maya civilization News and Media News and Media in Guatemala The Peace Process Peace Process and organizations Statistics, Facts and Maps Resources on the internet and in the University library Travel and Tourism Travel planning and tourist guide Guatemala Depository Ohio University Libraries Arts and Culture The Guatemalan Web Page Directory from LANIC is the best starting place for the full range of information about Guatemala. "Guatemala" A LatinWorld commercial site with general information about business and culture. (Note: this site is rather aggressive in opening up unsolicited pages.)

66. Ohio University Guatemala Depository Ohio University Library guatemala Depository. On September 24, 1997, the Ministry of culture and Sports of The Government of guatemala and Ohio http://www.library.ohiou.edu/subjects/guatemala/gintro.htm

Contents Introduction About the agreement The National Library of Guatemala (BNG) About the National Library of Guatemala and its collections The Ohio University Libraries About the libraries: Athens Campus Depository Agreement Text of Depository Agreement Arts and Culture Online resources on Art and Culture of Guatemala Business Online business assistance Education Schools and education related links Guatemala Major Resources Guatemala related sites Government and Official Contacts Government contacts and government related sites Human Rights Human rights reports and human rights commissions Latin American Research Guide Latin American studies resources Maya Resources About the Maya civilization News and Media News and Media in Guatemala The Peace Process Peace Process and organizations Statistics, Facts and Maps Resources on the internet and in the University library Travel and Tourism Travel planning and tourist guide Guatemala Depository Ohio University Libraries About the Depository On September 24, 1997, the Ministry of Culture and Sports of The Government of Guatemala and Ohio University signed an Accord designating Ohio University Libraries a North American Depository for Guatemala publications.

67. Guatemala - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia In Mormon culture, guatemala is the most popular traditional location of the Book of Mormon land of LehiNephi, though this is not official doctrine of the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guatemala

Guatemala From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For the city, see Guatemala City The Republic of Guatemala is a country in Central America , in the south of the continent of North America , bordering both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea . It is bordered by Mexico to the north, Belize to the northeast, and Honduras and El Salvador to the southeast. Repºblica de Guatemala In Detail Full size National motto : None Official language Spanish (Official) (23 indigenous languages have been officially recognised, but all transactions are in Spanish) Capital Guatemala City President “scar Berger ... Ranked 62nd 119/km² Independence from Spain September 15 Currency Quetzal ... Calling Code Contents History Politics Departments Geography ... edit History Main article: History of Guatemala From the 3rd century BCE to the 11th century CE , the lowlands area of the Pet©n region of Guatemala was the heart of the flourishing Maya civilization After the collapse of the lowland states, the Maya states of the central highlands continued until conquered by the Spanish , who first arrived in and colonised the area.

68. Guatemala Travel Mall_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Along with its culture, guatemala offers colonial charm, active volcanoes and many beautiful landscapes including Lake Atitlan. Welcome to guatemala Travel http://www.guatemalatravelmall.com/

Sitemap Home Vacation Packages Hotels ... Shopping 1-800 528 8216 - Call the Guatemala experts for immediate assistance ! Destination Guide About Guatemala Ecotourism Adventures ... Spanish Classes Guatemala Travel Mall Guatemala is one of Latin Americas most fascinating and colorful travel destinations. It is the heartland of Mayan Culture in Central America! One can still experience this indigenous culture in the highlands and in the vast area of Peten. Along with its culture, Guatemala offers colonial charm, active volcanoes and many beautiful landscapes including Lake Atitlan. Welcome to Guatemala Travel Mall - a unique Guatemala Travel portal where travelers find plenty of valuable information and advice for planning itineraries and booking reservations. Make your next trip to Guatemala the most pleasant and organized! Interested in learning Spanish? Start preparing for your next trip with Free Spanish Lessons from Visual Link Spanish. Internet Spanish:

69. Canadian Culture In The Bravissimo And Paiz Festivals In Guatemala Canadian culture in the Bravissimo and Paiz Festivals in guatemala. Once again, Canada shone in the two worldrenown international Festivals in guatemala http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/guatemala/Bravissimo_Paiz_Festivals-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... CanadaInternational Canadian culture in the Bravissimo and Paiz Festivals in Guatemala Once again, Canada shone in the two world-renown international Festivals in Guatemala: Bravissimo and Paiz, organized respectively by the Francisco Marroquín Centre of Arts and the Paiz Foundation. The long and excellent relation developed with these two prime promoters of culture in Guatemala has over many years allowed for the participation of some of Canada`s greatest talents and the year 2004-5 was not an exception. The Francisco Marroquin Centre of Arts had chosen for its 2004 season to honour the memory of the great Guatemalan musician and orchestra director Ricardo del Carmen, who died shortly after having participated in the final concert of the 2003 season, by taking up the greatest works of Del Carmen`s favourite classical composer, the great Beethoven. And Canada featured prominently in this important initiative. First came pianist Stephen Ham gave an outstanding concert in the Organization's main auditorium, playing Mozart, Liszt and other classical masters, to demonstrate yet again the international calibre of Canada`s artists. Stephen Ham had two very successful performances in Guatemala: one at the Official Residence on May 4 and one at the Organization's main auditorium on May 5. But in truth, the concert that was to present the greatest hommage to the maestro del Carmen would be the closing concert of the Beethovenian Cycle with the Concert for Piano and Orchestra No.1 , a piece that the maestro had always highlighted as Beethoven's masterpiece, at least in his view. And who else to give the special touch to this piece and commemorative act than the great Canadian violinist Laurence Kayaleh, she who had inspired the selection of the season`s theme when, upon completing the concert that had united her with the Maestro in 2003, played a few notes of the maestro`s favourite and the latter expressed the wish to play the piece with her before his Guatemalan compatriots.

70. Culture Canadienne En Festivals Bravissimo Et Paiz Au Guatemala Translate this page culture canadienne en Festivals Bravissimo et Paiz au guatemala. Encore une fois, le Canada a brillé dans les deux grands festivals de renommée http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/guatemala/Bravissimo_Paiz_Festivals-fr.asp

English Contactez-nous Aide Recherche ... CanadaInternational Culture canadienne en Festivals Bravissimo et Paiz au Guatemala Encore une fois, le Canada a brillé dans les deux grands festivals de renommée internationale au Guatémala, Bravissimo et Paiz, organisés respectivement par le Centre des Arts Francisco Marroquin et la Fondation Paiz. La longue et excellente relation établie avec ces deux grands promoteurs culturels au Guatemala a permis depuis quelques années déjà la participation d'excellents artistes canadiens et l'année 2004-5 n'a pas fait exception. Le Centre des Arts Francisco Marroquin avait choisi pour sa saison 2004 d'honorer la mémoire du maître musicien et chef d'orchestre guatémaltèque Ricardo del Carmen, mort peu après avoir clôturé la saison 2003, en reprenant les grandes oeuvres de son compositeur classique préféré, le grand Beethoven. Et le Canada a eu place de choix dans cette initiative. Ce fut en premier, le pianiste canadien Stephen Ham jouant Mozart, Liszt et des autres maîtres classiques, qu'il a démontré à nouveau le calibre international des artistes canadiens. Il a donné deux préséntations qui ont été une grande réussite: le 4 mai à la Résidence Officiel et le 5 mai à l'Auditorium du Centre des Arts. Mais finalement, le spectacle qui devait représenter le plus grand honneur au maître del Carmen fut celui qui est venu clôturer le cycle Beethovenien avec le Concert No. 1 pour Piano et Orchestre, pièce que le maître avait souligné comme la pièce maîtresse de Beethoven, du moins à ses yeux. Et qui d'autre pour donner la touche spéciale à l'oeuvre et l'acte commémoratif que la grande violioniste Laurence Kayaleh, celle qui avait inspiré le thème de la saison du fait des quelques notes qu'elle avait jouées de l'oeuvre à la fin du spectacle qui l'avait réuni avec le maître del Carmen en 2003 et le désir exprimé par ce dernier de reprendre avec elle cette pièce devant ses compatriotes guatémaltèques.

71. Maya STORIES -- Legends With Hidden Politics A Mayan Life A Birth in the VillageBy Gaspar Pedro Gonzalez, a Mayan writer who is an official of the Ministry of culture in guatemala. http://www.kstrom.net/isk/maya/mayastor.html

Maya Culture Traditional Storyteller's Tales, Maya Village Life Now; Sounds, phrases, numbers Jump to Page Navigation Buttons WHERE THESE STORIES COME FROM These animal stories are from Tales and Legends of the Q'anjob'al Maya There may be as many as 10,000 Q'anjob'al Maya, descendants of those who built the greatest ancient civilization of Central America, scattered throughout the United States and Canada, especially in Southern California and Florida, refugees from the terror in Guatemala. who is a principal figure in Yax:Te' Press says: "I collected these tales from my friend don Pedro Miguel Say, a Q'anjob'al Maya from Guatemala, who presently resides in Los Angeles. You might say he's an elder, although we are the same age, 70. Young people simply do not know the stories, or at least are not able to tell them. I translated the tales from Q'anjob'al Maya into Spanish and English. A trilingual edition of the tales was first published by the Mayan self-help organization IXIM in Los Angeles, but this volume has long been out of print. I am now planning to get out a bilingual (Q'anjob'al-Spanish) edition for distribution primarily in Guatemala and in the refugee camps in Mexico, and have several other such collections in the works. " Yax Te' Press 3520 Coolheights Drive Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275-6231

72. Guatemala: UNESCO Culture Sector culture Collection of National Copyright Laws Latin America and the The law applicable in guatemala is the Copyright and related rights law of May http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=15392&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECT

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73. Guatemala: UNESCO Culture Sector Born in guatemala City, 1960, composer, musical producer and cello performer in his creative works a strong interest on the cultural roots of guatemala. http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=15250&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECT

UNESCO.ORG The Organization Education Natural Sciences ... Culture var static_ko="15250"; var static_section="205"; var static_langue="en"; Home About DigiArts Media arts Music using technology ... Young Digital Creators var static_ko=""; var static_section=""; var static_langue="en"; Guatemala This information is not available in English. It is currently available in Spanish. Read more... document.write(kotype_name_display); Paulo Alvarado Born in Guatemala City, 1960, composer, musical producer and cello performer, has been also working with electrocoustic medias in his music. He is active in different musical fields, from rock to contemporary music. David De Gandarias Born in Guatemala City, 1952; is composer and musical engineer. Igor De Gandarias Born in Guatemala City, 1953; shows in his creative works a strong interest on the cultural roots of Guatemala. Dieter Lehnhoff Born in Guatemala City, 1955, musicologist, conductor, and composer, studied in Salzburg, and at the Catholic University of America, Washington D.C., where he earned his M.A. and Ph.D. Renato Maselli Joaquín Orellana Born in Guatemala City, 1937; studied violin and composition at the National Conservatory of Music in Guatemala between 1949 and 1959. He was also studying and composing at CLAEM - Instituto Di Tella, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, bewtween 1967 and 1969.

74. Guatemala Introduction And Information, All The Info You Need To Plan Travel Or guatemala s culture reflects the fascinating mix of influences on the country s turbulent history. There are many religious festivals where Catholicism and http://www.journeylatinamerica.co.uk/map/guatemala.shtml

Special Offers Late Availability Contact Us About JLA ... Insurance Special Interest Short Breaks Football Breaks Honeymoons Language Courses ... Family Holidays Country Information Select a Country Mexico Caribbean Cuba :Central America: Belize Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Panama ::South America:: Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador French Guiana Galapagos Is. Guyana Paraguay Peru Suriname Uruguay Venezuela Antarctica Falkland Is. bookmark this page add to favourites Population: 9 million Capital City: Guatemala City (pop.1.3m) Time difference: -6 hours GMT Language: Spanish and Maya Festivals: Semana Santa (Easter week) The heart of the Maya world, Guatemala has plenty to offer the visitor: colourful markets and exquisite textiles, dramatic mountain scenery and tropical jungle. Guatemala is a country that takes pride in its traditions. Many villagers still wear their richly-woven costumes, the vivid colours and intricate designs varying from village to village. The gentle tones of the marimba music is all-pervasive in the courtyards and markets.

75. Mexico Desconocido: Maya Culture Guatemala home history precolumbian maya culture Uaxcantun, guatemala Aguateca is a large fortified center from the late Classic located on the shores of http://www.mexicodesconocido.com.mx/english/historia/prehispanica/detalle.cfm?id

76. Guatemala Quetzal Coatl Kukulcan Mayan Culture Birds Nature Jungle Today the male Quetzal appears on the Guatemalan flag and the name Quetzal is used as a monetary unit. Modern day Mayas are very traditionalist and see http://www.travellog.com/guatemala/quetzal.html

The QUETZAL: A male Quetzal at rest (see the tail) and in flight The Quetzal is a bird which is found in the montane rain forests of Central America. The future of the Quetzal is certain extinction, unless something is done now to protect its habitat. Worth mentioning is the description of a Quetzal by Roger Tory Peterson and Edward Chalif in their FIELD GUIDE TO THE BIRDS OF MEXICO. "The most spectacular bird in the New World." The male is "intense emerald and golden green with red belly and white undertail" The body measures about fifteen inches but the tail, rich in iridescent blues and greens above and subtle white below, can extend as much as thirty inches. " To watch this bird fly with its tail undulating behind is to understand why it is called the Resplendent Quetzal. The Quetzal is also the most sacred symbol of the highly advanced Mesoamerican civilization, the Mayas, whose descendants are eighty percent of the present day inhabitants of Guatemala and the neighboring Mexican states of Yucatan, Quintano Roo, and Chiapas. To the ancient Mayas the Quetzal symbolized freedom and wealth. Freedom, because a Quetzal will die in captivity; wealth, because the Mayas were traders, and quetzal feathers along with jade were their most sought after treasures. These were traded by the Mayas as far north as the central valley of Mexico and as far south as the Empire of the Incas (over three thousand miles) an area that is about eight times the size of their home territory.

77. BBC NEWS | Americas | Challenging Guatemala's Macho Culture Men in guatemala are being targeted for vasectomies, in an effort to cut both the birth rate and poverty. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3625369.stm

News Sport Weather World Service ... Newswatch LANGUAGES Espanol Brazil Caribbean More Last Updated: Thursday, 15 April, 2004, 08:41 GMT 09:41 UK E-mail this to a friend Printable version Challenging Guatemala's macho culture By Mathew Charles In Guatemala David hopes others will follow his example At the age of 47, David Mendez Castro, an evangelical pastor with three grown-up children, unexpectedly found himself father of a fourth. Just over a year after his son's birth, he took a decision which for many in his position would be unthinkable. He had a vasectomy. "I had a vasectomy for various reasons. Children cost money and we didn't want that extra burden. Also, my wife is young, so it was convenient for me," he explained. Spreading the Gospel David's decision was a personal one, but he has decided to use his experiences to educate others in his community - and it hasn't been easy for him. "A lot of people have been critical of me. "Some think I am damaging the Church's reputation, but whatever people think, it's been worth it because I've seen lots of changes and families are thanking me".

78. Study Abroad Guatemala This provides students with maximum exposure to Guatemalan culture, including total immersion in the Spanish language. Three meals a day are provided, http://www.studyabroad.com/simplehtml/white/Guatemala.html

Study Abroad: Guatemala Study Abroad Program Information Courtesy of Studyabroad.com You may also wish to visit our Study Abroad in Guatemala Portal Page AmeriSpan Study Abroad (Language Program) Where: Antigua When: Semesters Abroad start year-round. Semester Abroad in Guatemala : Semester Abroad in Guatemala with semester abroad programs in Antigua. Subjects Areas : Spanish (Language, Literature, Studies Augsburg College - Center for Global Education 2211 Riverside Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55454 USA Phone Where: Quetzaltenango When: Fall,Spring Sustainable Development and Social Change : Study sustainable development and social change in Guatemala, El Salvador, and Nicaragua in an intensive semester of study and travel. Explore the history, culture, and struggles of the people of Central America and study approaches to social and economic development. Curriculum Highlights: This is an experiential program that includes guest lecturers, field trips and homestays. Setting Description: Based in Guatemala City, Quetzaltenango and Huehuetango, Guatemala, San Salvador, El Salvador and Managua, Nicaragua. Students live with families while studying Spanish in Guatemala. Program Value: This program focuses on issues of peace and justice and offers lots of chances to meet with grassroots groups.

79. Guatemala / Guatemala :: Culture & Tourism Links : Kulturális és Idegenforgalm International catalogue of culture and tourism. Internationaler kultureller und touristischer Katalog. Nemzetközi kulturális és idegenforgalmi katalógus. http://katalogus.kulturinfo.hu/gt.html

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80. History And Culture In Guatemala City - Guatemala City Attractions - TripAdvisor history and culture Visit TripAdvisor, your source for the web s best unbiased reviews and articles about history and culture in guatemala City, guatemala. http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g292006-Activities-c1-Guatemala_City.html

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