Abuelo-Estrella. Guerrero, Mexico, 2021 Gift

Abuelo-Estrella. Guerrero, Mexico, 2021 GiftA Na Savi elder on the Cerro de la Garza. For the Na Savi people, elders are respected since they contain wisdom and connection with our mother earth. Every December 31st, the Na Savi indigenous communities climb the Cerro de la Garza to perform rituals that commemorate the end and beginning of a cycle. Born in Guerrero in 1984, Yael Martnez creates work that addresses fractured communities in his native Mexico. He often works symbolically to evoke a

after his Japanese wife gave him a book by 19th-century master printmaker Katsushika Hokusai

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Worn condition

reflecting the way it is in most African societies today

which came to be known as Give Us the Ballot

His work has been exhibited and shown at festivals worldwide

the silhouettes of palm trees and beachgoers stretch elegantly across a glowing horizon

followed by a 10-year project documenting Mennonite migrant workers in Mexico and Canada

Economopoulos could sense that violence was about to erupt among the all-male crowd

Gregory Halpern focuses on the Caribbean archipelago of Guadeloupe

Very minor wear to the dust jacket

Magnum library stickers inside rear cover