FROM THE MEXICA EMPIRE TO NEW SPAIN: TRANSCULTURATION AND IDENTITY.
FROM THE MEXICA EMPIRE TO NEW SPAIN: TRANSCULTURATION AND IDENTITY.
FROM THE MEXICA EMPIRE TO NEW SPAIN: TRANSCULTURATION AND IDENTITY.
FROM THE MEXICA EMPIRE TO NEW SPAIN: TRANSCULTURATION AND IDENTITY.
FROM THE MEXICA EMPIRE TO NEW SPAIN: TRANSCULTURATION AND IDENTITY.
FROM THE MEXICA EMPIRE TO NEW SPAIN: TRANSCULTURATION AND IDENTITY.
FROM THE MEXICA EMPIRE TO NEW SPAIN: TRANSCULTURATION AND IDENTITY.
FROM THE MEXICA EMPIRE TO NEW SPAIN: TRANSCULTURATION AND IDENTITY.
FROM THE MEXICA EMPIRE TO NEW SPAIN: TRANSCULTURATION AND IDENTITY.
FROM THE MEXICA EMPIRE TO NEW SPAIN: TRANSCULTURATION AND IDENTITY.
A SYMPOSIUM IN HOMAGE OF DIANA MAGALONI AND LEONARDO LOPEZ LUJAN
APRIL 10, 2026
12:00 P.M to 6:30 P.M
This Mesoamerican Symposium in homage to Diana Magaloni and Leonardo López Luján, organized by the Art History Society of California State University, Los Angeles promises to be spectacular. It will take place on April 10, 2026, at California State University, Los Angeles. This year’s conference brings together scholars to explore the complex processes of cultural exchange, adaptation, and resistance that shaped identities from the Mexica Empire into the early colonial period. Through art, archaeology, and history, the symposium highlights how Indigenous and Spanish worlds interacted to create new, hybrid forms of expression and meaning.
Tickets and Parking:
This is a free day symposium, taking place at the Student Union Theater in California State University, Los Angeles (CSULA). Reservations are required for that day.
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Thank you for your interest and participation in our 8h Mesoamerican Symposium!