The Other World of Sergio Hernandez

Exhibition of sculptures and paintings by Sergio Hernandez at San Francisco Atrium. ( Esculturas y pinturas de Sergio Hernandez en el Atrio de San Francisco )

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Installation

Installation of a new sculpture on Juarez Ave.

Damnificados (Victims) by Ahumada. La Jornada. Mexico.

Wrong Politics.

The 2007 Tabasco flood occurred in late October and early November 2007 in the Mexican states of Tabasco and Chiapas, in which as much as 80% of the former was left under water. At least 20,000 people were forced to seek emergency shelter. Over 1,000,000 residents have been affected.
2007 Tabasco Flood

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Diego Rivera en Bellas Artes

Diego Rivera. Epopeya Mural. (Mural Epic) at Palace of Fine Arts.

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Torre de Relaciones Exteriores

Foreign Affairs Tower in Juarez Ave.

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Day of The Dead

The offerings placed on the altar for Dia de los Muertos usually consist of a wash bowl, basin, razors, soap and other items the traveling spirit can use to clean-up after the journey. Pictures of the deceased are also placed on the altar as well as personal belongings for each person and any other offerings the deceased may enjoy such as a pack of cigarettes or a bottle of tequila. Candles are used to help light the way for the spirits as well as other decorative items such as papel picado (tissue paper cut-outs) wreaths, crosses and flowers. Certain Dia de los Muertos dishes are also placed on the altar to help feed and nourish the traveling souls. Some of these offerings also double as the four main elements of nature — earth, wind, water, and fire. These are represented by movable or light-weight items such as tissue paper cut-outs (wind,) a bowl of water, candles (fire) and food (crops, earth.) Chelsie Kenyon.

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