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Michel Dear traces the evolution of the space between Mexico and the United States, a "third nation" with a shared identity, common history, and joint traditions.
Artist Ana Serrano constructs cardboard-made sculptures inspired by Latino pop culture, and the beauty found in the day-to-day built environment of L.A.
After his father's death, a belt buckle became the most significant object linking Romeo Guzmán to his father's past as a rodeo rider and Mexican migrant.
Collected experiences of the liminal space that defines the boundary between the United States and Mexico are represented in the form of snow globes.
In the conference, "Dialogue in Transit: Evolution of a Line, " researchers and artists from San Diego and Tijuana reflected on the evolution of the U.S./Mexico border.
Rafael Veytia Velarde has been photographing the Mexicali border for over a decade, bestowing visibility to the neglected and misrepresented portion of Mexicali's society.
Artista Rafa Esparza está investigando ideas acerca de la memoria, la identidad, el parentesco y el lugar, sobre todo a través del performance.
L.A. artist Rafa Esparza investigates ideas about memory, identity, kinship, and place through his performance art.