#mexico pavillion

[ionlycareabouthhn]

Yesterday was the first time I have stepped foot in a Disney park since 2018. It was one of the BEST theme park days I've ever had. I needed this. Epcot has always felt like a place to heal. It was like coming home again

[charring58]

Mexico Pavilion resembles a #Mesoamerican pyramid with steps leading to entrance doors. Visitors enter through a gallery display of Mexican artwork, the "Animales Fantásticos" art collection. The central indoor area of the pavilion is themed as an outdoor twilight-lit Mexican

[notearsnora]

WICKED UPCOMING SCHEDULE:

A lot of things are happening as we’re getting closer to the release day, so I’m gonna put everything we know so far in one post if anyone needs it.

We’re staring off this Saturday, November 9th with the LOS ANGELES PREMIERE in the Dorothy Chandler Pavillion which will be transformed into the Shiz University for the occasion. — this premiere is to be live streamed by Fandango through the @ENEWS social media accounts on 8pm ET/5pm PT.

November 11th: MEXICO CITY PREMIERE in the National Auditorium which will be transformed into the Enchanted Forest from Oz.

November 12th: The cast will appear on the Kelly Clarkson Show.

November 13th: Cynthia Erivo will be a guest on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.

NOVEMBER 14TH:

Jonathan Bailey on the Late Night with Seth Meyers Show.

Ariana Grande on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.

NEW YORK CITY PREMIERE in the Museum of Modern Art which will be transformed into the Ozdust Ballroom.

November 18th: LONDON PREMIERE in the Royal Festival Hall, which will be transformed into the Emerald City!

Date to be announced: Ariana Grande and Bowen Yang are going to be guests on Watch what happens Live with Andy Cohen.

[shoppinghauer]

So we went to a certain fanzine bazaar at house of vans, as one does. Truth is, D wanted to pick up a rare comic book that isn't normally imported. Normal libraries don't have it and the only way to get it is via buying it from a professional comic book dealer. Ok, so we are hipster enough to navigate these waters.

The entrance to the event is weirdly strict. They checked our bags for dangerous items and they made us show our ID plus sign a weaver, idk the legalese for the form in which they eliminate all responsibility plus they own your image as long as you're there.

Which is... exploitative because wtf, now house of vans OWNs your image for their marketing purposes. Anyway, we enter and we ofc know some of the people selling in there.

Their stands have some illustrations, some calendars, the obligatory quirky t-shirt and pin, you name it. But the public is waaay different from the public we are accostumed.

We usualy sell to the casual passerby, some teenagers with spare money in their hands, the annoying senior citizen who will ask you everything about whatever you're selling before buying in bulk, and sparcely, the adventurous tourist who went wild and visited other neighborhood that isnt the world famous Roma-Condesa corridor.

But in House of Vans, ALL of them were gringos. And not the usual tourist. The californian tourist. The New Yorker. The original hipster, the ones we have tried to emulate patethically since tweens. We are but the third world version of them, the knock offs. they of course dont speak spanish but we speak english.

And they buy a LOT. They love to spend money in weird souvenirs that have just the right mix of exotic with familiar. An axolotl with a "relatable" phrase in english, a tlacuache with a self-deprecating joke (in english). A comic book about machismo in mexico but from a new perspective! what if men suffered from it too!

The thing is... these friends PAYED to sell there. More or less 2k pesos (100 dlls) per capita just for the privilege to selling to gringos.

The locals (us) were prohibited from entering the international pavillion. Where american and european artists sold their stuff. They had cocktails and parasols while the local sellers had to stand under the scorching sun (24 C).

And the funny thing is that our friends, local seller, feel like the cool kids for having payed for such an experience

[upstairsdownstairsandinbetween]

UAVI Pavillion, Litibu, Punta Mita, Nayarit, Mexico,

PPAA Architects,

Photography: Rafael Gamo

[imhereonthekitchenfloor]

Oh my gosh. One week from today I will be eating at the Mexico pavillion in epcot😍

[killed-by-choice]

Denise Montoya, 15 (USA 1988)

15-year-old Denise’s parents brought her to Women’s Pavillion in Houston for an abortion on May 13, 1988 when she was 25 weeks pregnant. The abortion was done by Douglas Karpen, who was actually an osteopath and not an OB/GYN.

In what a lawsuit later called “extremely foreseeable complications”, Denise lost dangerous amounts of blood and had to be taken to Ben Taub hospital. Her condition deteriorated and she died on May 29, 1988.

Her parents filed suit against Karpen and Women’s Pavillion, saying that they had failed to adequately explain the risks of the procedure and had not had the parents sign any informed consent document before the abortion that killed Denise and her baby. No consent forms were even provided. Denise’s parents said that had they known how dangerous abortion is at 25 weeks, they never would have subjected their young daughter to the hazardous procedure.

Karpen was later caught killing babies born alive after attempted abortions. His own former employees testified that he killed the babies with his bare hands by twisting their necks “execution style.”

(court documents)

[shanie]

Not me putting on a 40 minute loop of the Mexico Pavillion BGM as mood music while I WRITE THE MEXICO SCENE

[shanie-the-toyaddict]

Shanie I read your didney worl steenerico fic and I need MORE

I love it I love it I need them to go to EPCOT please I need them to ride the Three Caballeros river boat ride

Oh wow!

I'm so glad you like it!

Don't worry, they are absolutely going to EPCOT and there's going to be a whole thing with the Mexico Pavillion. The Three Caballeros boat ride holds a special place in my heart (it was always a great place to just relax and have some quiet time in the middle of a busy day) so you can bet it's getting featured!

Just wait and see.

[perfectlyjollywombat]

An Insider's Guide to the Best Parks in El Paso

Introduction

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Table of Contents Franklin Mountains State Park Wyler Aerial Tramway Hueco Tanks State Park Chamizal National Memorial Ascarate Park Tom Mays Park El Paso Municipal Rose Garden Rio Bosque Wetlands Park Mount Cristo Rey Memorial Park Cohen Stadium Park Mckelligon Canyon Amphitheatre & Pavillion Franklin Mountains State Park

Located inside the heart of El Paso, Franklin Mountains State Park is a haven for outdoor fans. Spanning over 24,000 acres, it can be the largest city park within the United States. The park promises many extraordinary ice climbing and biking trails, mountain climbing probabilities, and breathtaking views of the the city.

Wyler Aerial Tramway

For a numerous feel and panoramic views of El Paso, head to Wyler Aerial Tramway. This in genre enchantment takes traffic on a four-minute ride up Ranger Peak, in which they'll get satisfaction from ultimate vistas of the surrounding landscape. The tramway is also a gateway to quite a few climbing trails that be imparting even further options to pick out the class of the group.

Hueco Tanks State Park

Hueco Tanks State Park is a should-dialogue over with for rock climbers and background buffs alike. Known for its desirable rock formations and antique importance, this park provides guided excursions that show old pictographs left by Native Americans lots of of years ago. Visitors can also enjoy ordinary akin to trekking, birdwatching, and tenting.

Chamizal National Memorial

Chamizal National Memorial critically seriously is not in simple terms a park yet also an terrific old web content. It commemorates the peaceable solution of a century-lengthy border dispute one of several USA and Mexico. The park aspects tremendous gardens, picnic areas, going for walks trails, and a theater that hosts cultural routine all around the time of the 365 days.

Ascarate Park

Ascarate Park is a favourite among locals for its huge range of recreational activities. Situated around a forty eight-acre lake, this park deals fishing, boating, golf, picnicking, or even a waterpark for those sizzling summer days. With its lush green spaces and scenic perspectives, it awfully is a

[sound-art-text]

Sound at the 56th Venice Biennale (2015)

This is my 5th trip to the Biennale di Venezia, hunting for signs of sound. Happily, with every returning visit there seem to be more and more sonic interventions, and this year sound feels embedded throughout.

It's interesting to notice recurring themes that seem to crop up throughout the mass of works from all over the globe. The 54th Biennale featured an unusal amount of glitter balls; at the 55th I saw alot of ladders. Is this coincidental or symbolic?

At the 55th Biennale, sound art had a very visible presence - making a statement. This year, sound was dotted around… part of a whole… contributing not dominating. I must admit, for a sound art fanatic like me, this was a little dissapointing.

If you've never been to the Biennale, here's the set up:

The whole of Venice is taken over by art. In May, the super rich arrive in their super yachts for the press view - revolting displays of wealth allowed by the sad corruption of the officials. As they descend their mega boats to admire the magic of the arts, the magic of the city is destroyed as views of the sea are blocked by their obscenely huge yachts and the sinking city sinks further.

This year, the Biennale was curated by Okwui Enwezor, important partly because of his role as Artistic Director of Documenta 11, where he enacted his committment to supporting developing countries to present work on the world art stage.

The Biennale takes place in two main venues - the Giardini (gardens) and the Arsenale (old naval base), but throughout the city every gallery, church and empty building houses a treasure hunt of satellite exhibitions. It takes at least 5 x 8 hour days to see the whole lot, and you're exhausted by the end, but it's THE PLACE to be excited and inspired.

In the below, I've documented all the sound works I found, in an attempt to share the experience.

Giardini

Nordic Pavillion

The glass armonica - thought to induce states of ecstasy and arouse sexual excitement'.

Venezuela

'Words are sound, sign & image that join our memory & lit rememberances of path through life'

France

Trees that generate harmonies with low-voltage electric current.

Not sure where I am now, but I have accidentally become a performer in a reading rehearsal...

Poland

In the Polish Pavilion, two artists 'revisit Herzog's mad idea' [to] bring opera to the tropics.

Spain

'Stepping into this piece requires an unbalanced perspective' - microphones dangle in Pepo Salazar's work.

Arsenale

Terry Adkins' sculptural forms from instruments at Arsenale.

Chanting and mysterious sine tones in My Epidemic (Small Bad Blood Opera) by Lili Reynaud Dewar

Ayoung Kim haunting sound work with diagrams

Bells gently tingling in the fields... Christian Boltanski

Various unused pianos in separate works - bourgeois symbol?

Mexico

Deceptive rumblings of rain from behind the steel walls.

Slovenia

'The violent necessity for the embodied presence of hope'

IILA-Latin American Pavilion

Sounds of Amerindian languages threatened with extinction.

Satelite exhibitions

Hong Kong

'Are we not straying through an infinite nothing?' sound environment

Listening to paintings at Brian Eno and Beezy Baily's exhibition.

[mabriga]

Celebrate the spirit of Mexico and the delicious taste of tequila with the Don.

 In a world of infinite choices, the most sought-after are the ones born of true substance. This is why on July 24th, taste makers and emerging titans are invited to network and socialise at the Don’s warm table during a series of events taking place in Johannesburg: Pantry by Gemelli from 12:30 PM to 16:00 PM; Cape Town: at the Grand Pavillion from 18:00PM to 21:00PM; and Durban: at Rockets,…

[hoshi-neko-hikari]

“You gotta twy the tostada, Haru! Its so good!”

The mexico pavillion offered pan de elote, which was cornbread topped with spicy chocolate, tostada de camarones, which was a shrimp tostada, and flautas de barbacoas, which was a tortilla topped with barbacoa beef.

There were also spain options, such as Paella de negra, which was squid ink paella, and a spanish charcuterie board.

Fleur looked at the options and decided on the pan de elotes

“Hey Haru, wanna know your Christmas present early?” Cali asked.

“Oh my gosh what is ittt!!!” Haru asked as she bounced up and down.

“We’re going back to Disney!! And you can bring three friends this time!” Cali said as Haru hugged her.

*fast forward a few days*

Haru invited Hikari, Fleur and Michi. Cali and Haru were all packed up and ready to go……at 6 in the morning. Cali was basically a zombie and Haru was on a rush of childish excitement. Cali drove Haru to pick up Fleur first.

Fleur got packed up, but she was nervous to go. It was her first time away from home.

[disneyphotoshare]

Three Caballeros Mural by arteephact Via Flickr: Gran Fiesta Tour Mexico Pavillion World Showcase Epcot Walt Disney World

[cocoandduckie]

My top 6 snacks at Epcot’s International Festival of the Arts

[violetganache42]

DUCKTALES WORLD SHOWCASE ADVENTURE IS OFFICIALLY LAUNCHING AT EPCOT THIS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16TH!!!

Last week, the game was added to the Play Disney Parks app and revealed the main synopsis, with journalist Scott Gustin providing more details earlier today. In it, you're tasked with helping the Duck-McDuck family find and return the 7 Plunders of the World to its rightful owners, all while facing a number of familiar foes.

There are seven main missions, one for each Plunder and lasts 25-30 minutes per mission. Each mission will take place in the following World Showcase Pavillions: Mexico, Norway, China, Germany, Japan, France, and the United Kingdom. An achievement will be obtained for every completed mission. After all seven Plunders are found, an eighth and final playable mission will be unlocked.

Be sure to download the Play Disney Parks app and head over to EPCOT if you plan on playing DuckTales World Showcase Adventure during your Walt Disney World trip!