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Tag Archives: mexican immigrants
Celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day
On Indigenous Peoples Day photokunst celebrates its photographers, whose work highlights the diversity, richness and challenges of Indigenous Peoples around the world. The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples was adopted in 2007, one decade ago: photographers … Continue reading
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“De Las Sombras / Out of the Shadows” traveling exhibition
De Las Sombras / Out of the Shadows provides a probing portrait from within the world of undocumented immigrants, a bilingual exhibition of photography and commentary that tells one family’s story in their own words and puts a compelling face … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, Projects in Process, T.J. Dixon & James Nelson Tagged black and white photography, De Las Sambras, illegal immigration, James Nelson, mexican aliens, mexican immigrants, Out of the Shadows, photo exhibition, portrait of a family, portraits, T.J. Dixon, traveling exhibition, undoccumented family, undocumented immigrants Leave a comment