June 1992

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The text explores the commercialization of southwestern culture and aesthetics through the prevalence of kitsch. It reflects on how these mass-produced items, while sometimes endearing, often lack authenticity and diminish the region's true artistic heritage. This reveals a tension between genuine art and tourist-driven imitation.

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