Justice for Andrés Guardado
Sheriff’s Deputies open fire on peaceful protesters marching after deputies murdered an 18 year old El Salvadorian security guard in Gardena
Category: Blog
Uprising, Week 1
A few photos from the first week of what is now a world-wide anti-racist, Black liberation uprising. Mariachi Square felt like an old school Mexican political rally. Long Beach was more like church, sometimes a bit like a funeral march. Downtown LA was ominous, surrounded by cops and National Guard, and after a few days of demonstrations that ended with police brutality against civilians, the police were nervous and scared.
Corona
If you’re depressed, you’re in great company. A series of pandemic anti-portraits from Los Angeles during coronavirus.
Maureen Cordner 1949 – 2019
“Your pictures rob her of dignity” someone says, because to them there is no dignity in aging, and especially dying. To me, dignity is all Maureen has left.
Tijuana, snapshots from the border
Late Sunday at the US/Mexico border. Men selling dogs. Children selling aqua fresca. Everyone selling
GENERATIONAL: Latinx LGBTQIA Artists
Myriam Gurba and I have collaborated on 5 pieces that will be shown at GENERATIONAL:
The Old Man’s Last Winter
The old man is dying. This is a series of notes I wrote while visiting