Viva Colores: A Salute to the Indomitable People of Guatemala
Paola Gianturco’swork has been exhibited by the United Nations; the US Senate; the Smithsonian’s Folklife Festival; Chicago’s Field Museum; San Francisco’s International Museum of Women; and Los Angeles’ Norton Simon Museum; and has been published by magazines and newspapers across the United States and abroad. Her first book,In Her Hands: Craftswomen Changing the World(powerHouse Books, 2000), showed how craftswomen in 13 countries were affecting their families and communities. InCelebrating Women(powerHouse Books, 2004) she introduced readers to festivals in a dozen countries that celebrate women’s qualities and achievements. For more information on Gianturco and her work, visit www.paolagianturco.com.David Hillhelps create communications strategies for heads of for- and non-profit organizations, then creates the communications these strategies call for—ads, annual reports, articles, billboards, brochures, speeches, and websites. He co-foundedSaatchi Corporate Communicationsin 1978, and headed it until 1993. He is the author ofGreat Corporate Ads Are Made Not Born(Dancer Fitzgerald Sample, Inc., 1979);Getting Heard, The Science and Art of Effective Communications(Lakewood Publishing, 1997); many magazine and newspaper articles and op-eds; and several corporate films. He holds a degree in Latin American history and a lifelong fascination with Latin American affairs.