La Malinche vs Design for the Common Good Uso & Estadísticas
Explore this intricate tapestry illustrating the events of the Spanish Conquest nearly 500 years ago. Artist Leslie Tillett used pictorial records from the 1500s and 1600s—such as the Florentine and Azcatitlan Codices (book-form manuscripts), to inform the textile’s individual scenes. He then worked with a group of embroiderers to create this 100-foot-long tapestry, which includes depictions of Malinche’s role in the conflict.
Tap on the colored circles along the scroll bar at the bottom to delve deeper into the scenes showing Malinche. If you’re feeling adventurous, tap the button in the lower right corner to play a close-looking game!
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Design for the Common Good (DCG) International Exhibition app brings together a coalition of networks committed to design practice, education, and research to improve social, economic, and environmental outcomes globally. Five international networks represent this effort to support and promote systemic change in the practices of design with the intent of building on common ground.
The app features a personalized glance of six Curator's Picks that are a part of a larger in-person exhibition hosted at Metropolitan State University of Denver's Center for Visual Art; on view from January 14 through March 19, 2022. Like the app, the exhibition showcases public interest design projects from six continents and twenty-two countries. Learn about these pertinent works and gain a detailed archive of all projects, authors, and locations within the exhibition.
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La Malinche VS. 
Design for the Common Good25iciembre d, 2024