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foward thinking museum, Rachel Wolff
Suburban Sprawl
Turning his lens on the now-residential areas immediately outside of Monterrey, Mexico, Alejandro Cartagena elegantly documents the ways in which contemporary northeast Mexico – with its rows upon rows of boxy uniform houses – is starting to look a whole lot like post-World War II suburban U.S.A. more here
Turning his lens on the now-residential areas immediately outside of Monterrey, Mexico, Alejandro Cartagena elegantly documents the ways in which contemporary northeast Mexico – with its rows upon rows of boxy uniform houses – is starting to look a whole lot like post-World War II suburban U.S.A. more here
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Friday, April 30, 2010
anonimous portraits from a photographer in the municipality of teran...
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