Xoloitzcuintli

Originally posted during winter 2015 – I’ve revised it to include more photos of recent collections. Once again we departing … More

The Art of Cultural Remembrances

When I first learned about the customs around Día de los Muertos I felt surprisingly joyous, even though the holiday … More

My memory of the relentless winter of 2018 will be that it continued on and on, vengefully adding that one … More

Kenro Izu is looking back at a successful photographic career that has spanned more than 40 years and acknowledged that it … More

Marking the first day of winter, I walked up a Palm Springs trailhead passing by barrel cactus, creosote bushes and … More

Growing up in Southern California, nearly every summer vacation included a family trip in the station wagon to visit relatives … More

Winter is here, bringing cold slush, freezing temperatures and making me think about heading back to Mexico. The temperatures are not … More

I love a Mercado! Across the major neighborhoods of Mexico City, Mercados are the center of commerce and the interactions … More

We are departing for Mexico City in 4 days, leaving snow and slush behind – nothing these little Mexican hairless … More

Our Mexican folk-art collection began in 1980 with a mask that my husband and I fell in love with, but … More