Unseen Art: Making, Vision, and Power in Ancient Mesoamerica offers a compelling exploration of how art functioned as a source of vision, authority, and spiritual meaning in ancient Mesoamerican cultures. Claudia Brittenham examines the creative processes and ritual contexts of Maya, Aztec, and Olmec artworks, revealing how objects were not merely decorative but deeply connected to power, religion, and social order. This book invites readers to see ancient American art from a dynamic and culturally grounded perspective.