UCLA Professor of Psychology Patricia Greenfield served as Guest Curator to the exhibition developed at the University of New Mexico’s Maxwell Museum of Anthropology. Maxwell’s Curator of Ethnology, Kathryn Klein, who is a specialist in Mexican textiles, took the lead in the development of the exhibition based on  Greenfield’s book. Working as Curatorial Assistants, UNM Anthropology Graduate Students, Ruth Jolie, Gwendolyn Saul, Sarah Mathews and volunteer, Laurel Babcock contributed to the development of the exhibition.

The design and fabrication of the exhibition was by the Maxwell Museum’s Exhibits Director, Ian Wagoner (retired) and Exhibits Preparator, Michael Rendina along with important contributions by UNM students: Jeff Aiken, Michael Hill, Graysin Vogel, James Almond, and Mike Pare.

The exhibition’s educational activities were developed by the Maxwell’s Curator of Education, Amy Grochowski, Kathryn Klein, and Patricia Greenfield.  Local Albuquerque teachers also contributed to the development of the school curricula based on national standards and benchmarks that may be used within schools throughout the United States. Website design by students,Goldie Salimkhan UCLA and Kameron Baumgardner, UNM.