Description: A limited edition printing--only 25 copies of each item will be sold. This is a Mextasy homage to the Chicano Moratorium, 1971. Credit for the photography? @veteranas_and_rucas on instagram https://www.instagram.com/veteranas_and_rucas/?hl=en From their original posting: "A group of Chicanas raising their fists during the Fresno Chicano Moratorium against the Vietnam War. Photo taken on April 3, 1971. Photo courtesy of: Raul Ruiz (photographer and co-editor of La Raza Newspaper & Magazine). Heads up! I want to recommend a new documentary @brownbuffaloproject that talks a lot about this time, focusing on the life and struggles of Chicano civil rights activist and lawyer Oscar Zeta Acosta (aka the Brown Buffalo). It airs Fr...
Description: MALE GAZE REVISITED or L.M. NOT INVITED! Cultural Studies maven, Laura Mulvey, critical theory's conceptual imagineer, she who deciphered the vagaries of the male gaze, is exiled from this movie theatre as Salma Hayek, here sampled from a series of adult beverage ads, holds court semiotically front and center for a gaggle of male admirers. Mextasy maintains that the hidden spectator must always be outed and this cautionary semiotic allegory outs the visually fixed perps in living black and white. Limited edition print, signed and numbered, on glossy archival stock paper. Mailed flat, folded once. Surprise gifts (stickers, posters, etc) included with each order!
Description: Produced for an exhibition at Iowa State University, but never distributed, a limited edition EL SANTO #mextasy poster to adorn your walls (and haunt your fantasies!). 25 copy limited-edition print run on glossy archival stock, shipped, folded once, via USPS media mail. Shipped signed and numbered by the artist, or not, as shown … just let me know what you prefer via email to memo AT sdsu DOT edu ➡️ #luchador #luchalibre #mexicancinema
Description: GILBERT ROLAND was born Luis Antonio Dámaso de Alonso on December 11, 1905. Let's let Wikipedia take over: "He was born Luis Antonio Dámaso de Alonso in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico, and originally intended to become a bullfighter like his father. When the family moved to the United States, however, he became interested in acting when he was picked at random for a role as an extra. He chose his screen name by combining the names of his favorite actors, John Gilbert and Ruth Roland. He was often cast in the stereotypical 'Latin Lover' role. Roland's first major role was in the collegiate comedy The Plastic Age (1925) together with Clara Bow, to whom he became engaged. Limited edition print -- 25 sales and it comes down forever!
Description: A loving limited edition tribute to the genius that was the collaborative team responsible for the 1958 classic Touch of Evil. Orson Welles, Charlton Heston, Russell Petty, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Marlene Dietrich ... I could go on and on. This design incorporates two Italian vintage lobby cards--the pinnacle of #mextasy and #textmex amazingness.
Description: A wonder of the ring and the silver screen, El Santo wowed audiences with his mysterious masked essences--in person, in movies, and in fotonovelas. This limited edition print shows El Santo. locked in mortal combat with some sort of Werewolf meets Bigfoot creature. This is a limited edition print--after 25 items are sold, it will be yanked off TeePublic's website! #mextasy baby!
Description: Mextasy, the traveling circus of desmadres, includes giant banners--curious designs from the warped mind of Guillermo Nericcio García. This one, featuring Pancho Villa, lifts the veils on what goes into the next breaking, cutting-edge Latina/o stereotype you might run across! But here on TeePublic, you are not limited to banners! You can get this design on phone cases, t-shirts, tote-bags, y mucho mas more! #mextasy
Description: A new graphic from the circus of desmadres, Guillermo Nericcio Garcia's and William Nericcio's #mextasy cavalcade of semiotic wonders. Limited edition product--only 25 copies of each item will be sold. The photograph utilized here is from the late great Los Angeles theatre photog, Jay Thompson!
