ROOTS / RAICES
Los Sonorenses
An early piece I did placing together three original Sonorans.
Ed Keeylocko
Black cowboys were common in the Old West. Here's a piece of their forgotten history.
This painting was inspired by a photo courtesy of Brandi McDowell in an article in the AZ Republic.
Rancher built tiny town on a dream. What happens now that he's gone?
This painting was inspired by a photo courtesy of Brandi McDowell in an article in the AZ Republic.
Rancher built tiny town on a dream. What happens now that he's gone?
Tucson International Mariachi Conference Poster
Contest Entry 2010
She Comes for Them 2012
Honoring all those whose bodies will never be found or identified...
(Humane Borders body count 3398 and climbing)
(Humane Borders body count 3398 and climbing)
For I really am your compassionate mother, yours and of all the people who live together in this land, and of all the other people of different ancestries, those who love me, those who cry to me, those who seek me, those who trust in me …
Ca nel nehuatl in namoicnohuacanantzin in tehuatl ihuan in ixquichtin in ic nican tlalpan ancepantlaca, ihuan in occequin nepapantlaca notetlazotlacahuan, in notech motzatzilia, in nechtemoa, in notech motechilia …
Nican Mopohua, 29-31
Nahuatl version of the apparition of Nuestra Señora to San Juan Diego.