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About the Exhibition
About the Exhibition
Welcome to our virtual museum exhibition showcasing the stone art of the Aztec civilization. From monumental sculptures of gods to remarkable architecture, this museum includes stone arts that showcase the cultural and historical significance of the Aztec civilization. This exhibition is divided into three sections - Visual arts, Design arts, and Media arts - that explore different aspects of Aztec art and culture. Additionally, viewers can also take a virtual tour from google earth and explore the art pieces more closely. This exhibition offers a fascinating glimpse into this ancient civilization and its remarkable artistic legacy.
Welcome to our virtual museum exhibition showcasing the stone art of the Aztec civilization. From monumental sculptures of gods to remarkable architecture, this museum includes stone arts that showcase the cultural and historical significance of the Aztec civilization. This exhibition is divided into three sections - Visual arts, Design arts, and Media arts - that explore different aspects of Aztec art and culture. Additionally, viewers can also take a virtual tour from google earth and explore the art pieces more closely. This exhibition offers a fascinating glimpse into this ancient civilization and its remarkable artistic legacy.
About the Aztecs
About the Aztecs
The Aztec people were a civilization that flourished in central Mexico from the 14th to the 16th century. They were known for their remarkable accomplishments in architecture, agriculture, art, and religion. They built their capital city of Tenochtitlan on an island in the middle of a lake, which is now modern-day Mexico City. Unfortunately, their civilization was eventually conquered by the Spanish in the 16th century, leading to the end of their cultural and political dominance.
Map of the Aztec Empire
Location: Modern day Southern Mexico
Date of existence: 1300 to 1521 AD
Capital: Tenochititlan
Contact the author at: swornim.pangeni@westcliff.edu
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