Mexican photography

For a richer, more vibrant history of American photography to be written, it must include more Latinx photographers and photographers of color.

“Nothing is worth more than laughter. It is strength to laugh and to abandon oneself, to be light." ― Frida Kahlo (Mexican painter) Photograph ©Dan White, Zapotec women of Oaxaca, Mexico. To see more of his work, visit his website, www.danwhite.com

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Some of these images of Bracero workers haven't been seen since they were published in the Saturday Evening Post in the 1950s.

The artists of the Hammer Museum's PST LA/LA show "Radical Women" come together for a conversation about art, feminism and current politics, which echo the turbulent '70s era from which they emerged.

A master of words AND pictures Mexican writer Juan Rulfo was the author of Pedro Páramo--a book that many consider to be the best Latin American novel ever written--and The Burning Plain, an excellent collection of short stories. In addition to being a Nobel-caliber novelist, Rulfo was a world-class photographer. His pictures expertly capture the landscape, architecture, and indigenous culture of Mexico. Juan Rulfo’s Mexico was published in 2002 by the Smithsonian Institution Press. It is a…

There she goes, with her restless heart and cool eyes, crossing stars and pulling the moon down again 🔮🌙🌹🌟🌿💗🍃🎩🎶

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