Showing posts with label Mexico City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mexico City. Show all posts
November.11.2008 Making Connections Through Photography
Circuito Interior at 18.30., A Sleeping Bag in Golden Gate Park, A Neighbors Wall, & an Urban Still Life.
September.8.2008 Estado de México Landscape
Mexico City continues to creep outward each day. I'm told that 10 years ago these mountains were uninhabited. What does the future hold?
August.31.2008 March Against Violence in Mexico City
On March 31st, hundreds of thousands of people marched in Mexico City to say that the citizenry doesn't want to live in fear anymore.
April.16.2008
With the Beijing Olympics approaching sport is on my mind. This image is from the 1960s Mexico, when Mexico City was preparing for their Olympic Games. Modernism was the spirit of the architecture of those times and many examples can still be seen today.
April.8.2008
It is still Jacaranda season in D.F. They bloom once annually and for the rest of the year you're not really aware that the trees you're seeing are Jacarandas. It is really special to be able to walk around the city and see as many flowers on the ground as there is on the boughs of large trees. Although this does mean that the rainy season is just around the corner.
March.23.2008
This is another example from the project that I'm working on - Fragments of a Student's Day: Remnants Found at School. I'm collecting refuse that I feel allows me, as a teacher and general observer, to gain entry into the minds of teenagers and in the process learn about what it's like to pass through adolescence and school - something we all go through.
The Nike Race of Mexico City
NOVEMBER 11th is the day for the Nike 10k, so you should start training right away!
www.nikecorre.com
Maratón
The Mexico City Marathon is this Sunday, August 26th. Todo los corredores necesitan nuestra apoyo, entonces espero que hay mucho gente que van a ver la carrera este fin!
Mapa de Mexico
I love maps. It makes the earth easy to swallow and you can travel to different places in a split second. This is a map of Mexico that I salvaged recently from sure destruction.
El Mercado
Mexico City existence owes itself to the buying and selling of goods since the time the city was called Tenochtitlan. Even some of the fruits and vegetables from that time are still being sold. So, it is with little wonder that they are interesting environments in which to buy one's groceries and to observe the comings and goings of the populace. Now if Mexico could erase (or at least diminish) the scourge of Coca-Cola...
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