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Indigenous People Without Borders: Documentary by Photographer Francisco J. Dominguez Jr.
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Date:
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Time:
7:00 PM
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8:00 PM
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Class/Workshop
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Tomas
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Location Details:
Watsonville Bike Shack
555 Main Street (Behind the Old Chavez Furniture Store)
Watsonville, CA
555 Main Street (Behind the Old Chavez Furniture Store)
Watsonville, CA
Indigenous People Without Borders:
Documentary by Photographer Francisco J. Dominguez Jr.
Sacramento-based Francisco Dominguez is a photographer and art educator and has documented native people in political struggle for the last 20 years. He has documented the lives of immigrating and displaced people and were directly affected by US economic trade policies. Francisco has used his work to bring attention to the injustices on the Mexico/US border and in states such Arizona.
The infrared-sensitive film he uses creates an ethereal atmosphere, a timeless reflection of the cultural legacy of his subjects. Dominguez’s photography gives an unexpected twist to the common assumption that documentary photographs reveal “objective” portrayals. Dominguez has participated in many exhibitions in California.
Sponsored by the Watsonville Brown Berets and Migra Watch.
For More Information Check Out http://www.brownberets.info
Francisco Dominguez at fotowaddle [at] gmail.com.
Documentary by Photographer Francisco J. Dominguez Jr.
Sacramento-based Francisco Dominguez is a photographer and art educator and has documented native people in political struggle for the last 20 years. He has documented the lives of immigrating and displaced people and were directly affected by US economic trade policies. Francisco has used his work to bring attention to the injustices on the Mexico/US border and in states such Arizona.
The infrared-sensitive film he uses creates an ethereal atmosphere, a timeless reflection of the cultural legacy of his subjects. Dominguez’s photography gives an unexpected twist to the common assumption that documentary photographs reveal “objective” portrayals. Dominguez has participated in many exhibitions in California.
Sponsored by the Watsonville Brown Berets and Migra Watch.
For More Information Check Out http://www.brownberets.info
Francisco Dominguez at fotowaddle [at] gmail.com.
For more information:
http://www.brownberets.info
Added to the calendar on Sun, Jul 11, 2010 9:16AM
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Francisco s work with square format and 35 mm or horizontal formats are beautiful some of
His website crop his beautiful photo way to much esp his square format
His website crop his beautiful photo way to much esp his square format
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