Posts Tagged ‘Benito Juárez image’
A few of my favorite scenes…
Posted in Creativity, Culture, Travel & Tourism, tagged Benito Juárez image, coronavirus fallout, COVID-19 fallout, cubrebocas, Danza de los Rubios image, face masks, Frida Kahlo image, masks, Mexico, Oaxaca, photos, stencil art, street art, urban art, wall art on December 27, 2020| 4 Comments »
Mood on the streets
Posted in Creativity, Culture, People, Tragedy, Travel & Tourism, Violence, tagged Benito Juárez image, coronavirus fallout, COVID-19 fallout, George Floyd image, Mexico, Oaxaca, photos, protest art, stencils, street art, urban art, URTARTE, wall art on June 22, 2020| 8 Comments »
From the streets of Oaxaca, Benito Juárez is masked and throwing hand sanitizer, as the Covid-19 denier-in-chief looks down from el norte.
Police violence and protests captured on cell phones and broadcast live on the internet fill our screens and walls.
George Floyd, plus countless others, are dead but not forgotten.
There is no joy in Oaxaca as the twin plagues of the virus and racism command our consciousness here, there, and everywhere.
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