J. Michael Walker, We Only Come to Sleep, We Only Come to Dream (Solo vinimos a dormir, solo vinimos a soñar), 1992

MEXICO as MUSE

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Art Spiegelman Study for the Cover of RAW no. 7, The Torn-Again Graphic Mag. Mixed media. Ca. 1985

Art Spiegelman

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Fernando Corona’s mural “Miradas en Transito,” at the Instituto de Investigaciones Culturales Museo U.A.B.C., 2012, Photo by Marco Roche

IN LOVE WITH THE ANIMALS

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Installation shot of “Descartes” 2010 at MOLAA

MEXICO al MAXIMO

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Joaquin Segura, Los Dos Gabrieles, 2005, mixed media, ©Joaquin Segura

PROFILES: JOAQUIN SEGURA

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Maya Lin, “11 Minute Line,” 2004, The Wanås

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  • J. Michael Walker, We Only Come to Sleep, We Only Come to Dream (Solo vinimos a dormir, solo vinimos a soñar), 1992
  • Art Spiegelman Study for the Cover of RAW no. 7, The Torn-Again Graphic Mag. Mixed media. Ca. 1985
  • Fernando Corona’s mural “Miradas en Transito,” at the Instituto de Investigaciones Culturales Museo U.A.B.C., 2012, Photo by Marco Roche
  • Installation shot of “Descartes” 2010 at MOLAA
  • Joaquin Segura, Los Dos Gabrieles, 2005, mixed media, ©Joaquin Segura
  • Maya Lin, “11 Minute Line,” 2004, The Wanås

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