Hispanic Heritage Month

Film Series—High Ground, Under Water: Ancient Sites in South and Central America
Lake Titicaca, The Sea of the Tiwanaku (2016, 26 min.)
The Sacred Geography of the Incas (2018, 26 min.)

Sunday, September 26 | 2 pm
Kahn Auditorium
Free; no registration required
Space is limited

Archaeologists working at ancient sites in present-day Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, and Bolivia share recent findings about influential cultures that once dominated territories across South and Central America. Spectacular footage—from ceremonial centers perched high in the Andes to sacred underwater caves in the Yucatan—complements expert commentaries on the interconnectedness of humans and environment, religion and state power.

Hispanic Heritage Month Family Activities
Our Family Table: Still-Life Paintings

Sunday, September 26 | 1—3 pm
West Portico, Kahn Building
Free; no registration required
While supplies last

Every weekend of Hispanic Heritage Month, we will celebrate connections with artists and artworks from across the Spanish-speaking world—from ancient Mexico to modern Barcelona! Families are invited to explore gallery connections and create original artworks inspired by Kimbell masterpieces.

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