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Learning by Doing at the Farm reflects upon this unusual experiment
Featured in the Alien Brothers zine
poets and dreamers
Limited Edition
An accompanying audio piece/story on the making of QNOP made by Anya Kanevskaya
Coatlicue Pin excat Learning by Doing at theCoatlicue among the major Aztec gods and goddesses, was also mythically regarded as the feminine entity that gave birth to the stars, moon, and Huitzilopochtli (the patron god of sun and war). These narratives place her as the supreme matronly goddess of the Aztec mythology who nourishes through her feminine abilities. Coatlicue was represented with her skirt made of writhing, interwoven snakes (possibly alluding to fertility) and drooping breasts
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