Speakers
- Beatriz Berndt (Independent Scholar | Mexico City): Between Monarchic and Local Identity: Reflections on an Ephemeral Façade Designed for the Enthronement of Charles IV in Mexico (1789)
- Gustavo Curiel (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico | Mexico City): Mourning Rites, Processions, and Burials: The Holy Office of the Inquisition of the City of Mexico and the Funerary Observances of King Philip IV (1666)
- Kelly Donahue-Wallace (University of North Texas | Denton, TX): La corte vestida de gala: The Royal Academy of San Carlos and the Spectacle of Colonial Life
- Alexandra Kennedy-Troya (Universidad de Cuenca | Cuenca, Ecuador): The Lasting Colonial Influence on Daily Life in 19th- and 20th-century Ecuador
- Susan Migden Socolow (Emory University | Atlanta, GA): Women’s Clothing & Accessories in Colonial Argentina
- Ramon Mujica Pinilla (Universidad de San Marcos | Lima, Peru): Festivals and Daily Life in Colonial Peru
- Barbara Mundy (Fordham University | New York): Indian Dances (Mitotes) in Colonial Mexico City
- Frances Ramos (University of South Florida | Tampa, FL): Celebrating the Patriarch(s): The Municipal Council of Puebla and the Cult of Saint Joseph
- Jorge Rivas (Coleccion Patricia Phelps de Cisneros | Caracas, Venezuela and New York): Transforming Status: The Genesis of the New World Butaca