‘The Aztec Pantheon and the Art of Empire’ is a show of modest size ... as well as in simple, watercolor line-drawings. Each figure, almost childlike in its simplicity, is shown in profile ...

Part of a series on public art in the city and suburbs ... We might do a story on it. In Aztec mythology, Xōchipilli is the god of love, summer, flowers, dancing and various festivities.

When Cortés and his conquistadors overran the Aztec empire in 1520, they found “a society unlike any they had encountered hitherto,” said Emily Sharpe in The Art Newspaper. The natives of the ...

The Mexica New Year, which signals the start of the Aztec calendar ... with some 80 Native craftsmen offering jewelry, art, clothes and cultural items from across North America, and a wide ...