Hugo Cifuentes
Remembering Father

Martin Parr
Mobile Phones

This project shows people talking on mobile phones all over the world.

There is no escaping this modern phenomenon and my relationship is one of "I couldn't survive without it" but what a pain in the arse they are. I try to photograph contemporary hypocrisy.
Martin Parr

(47 color photographs)

Manuel Rocha
Offbeat Japan

"This exhibition is the result of 7 months of work in Japan. I lived there from August 2001 to April 2002. The main goal of my original project was to interact with Japanese culture and to produce sound art works that would be the result of this interaction. The emphasis and focus on the discipline of listening is fundamental in Japanese culture."

Manuel Rocha

(51 color photographs, 19 QuickTime videos and 5 audio files)

Marcela Taboada
Women of Clay

"I started this project in 1999 as a documentary about the women of San Miguel Amatitlan in Oaxaca, Mexico, who where building their own houses"

Marcela Taboada

(18 black and white photographs)

Dominic Rosue

Victor H. Carroll

(20 black and white photographs)

"The scars we leave on the land betray a wider addiction to conquest and domination; a constant, casual recourse to hypocrisy and denial. We benefit from the machinery of plunder, but are ultimately trapped by it. No wonder that in the end even our own captive, domesticated landscape reproaches us..."

David Stock.

(23 black and white photographs)

Tetsuya Tamano

Fábrica

(12 color and black and white photographs)

Steve Pyke

I remember in 1969 sitting with my mother and father and watching Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin walk on the moon. The memory will never leave me. From it came a desire to meet and photograph the principal characters in this incredible story.

Steve Pyke

This exhibit contains video and audio files that require the QuickTime 6.0 plug-in.

(18 color and black and white photographs)

Mike Abrahams
FAITH
A Journey With Those Who Believe

This body of work which has taken up the last four years has been spent with a group of people for whom there is no doubt, only certainty, passion and an absolute conviction dominate their lives. These are people in whose name more wars have been fought and even more have been oppressed and manipulated.

Mike Abrahams.

(24 black and white photographs)

Photographic Workshop of Guelatao
The Inner Gaze

This project is meant as a contribution to the contemporary presence of native cultures in Mexico, so that they can be seen as creation rather than folklore or handicraft. "The Inner Gaze: Photographers from Guelatao" documents the habits and customs that are part of the daily lives of the community. Photography becomes the mirror through which the world of Guelatao is approached in its most critical proximity: the inner gaze.

Mariana Rosenberg

(24 black and white photographs)

Ana Casas Broda
Album

This work is the result of my need to find my roots and an identity. The process of making the book became an exploration in many ways. I submerged myself in my own diaries and those of my grandmother and once again discovered that we share a profound need to capture time through words, photographs, tapes, film and videos. And these objects allow us to see our life cycle.

Ana Casas Broda

(84 color and black and white photographs)

Jeronimo Arteaga
Living in the desert

Living in the Desert was not created to denounce this situation but as a documentary work, and also as a thought exercise. When the people I take portraits of ask me what I want the pictures for, I answer that I want to show them to other people. I tell them that their life and their way of life is interesting to other people in other parts of the world. Basically, I seek to recognize myself in others.

Jeronimo Arteaga

(20 black and white photographs)

King Tong Ho
The Photographic Representation

With emerging, innovative, digital imaging technology, the practice of photography has been extended to include manipulation6 by digital tools in the post-photographic stage. This has challenged notions of analogue photography which argued that once an image was recorded by optical means then the image became a physical (mechanical) proof of origin of an event.

King Tong Ho

(19 color photographs)

Santiago Porter
The Absence

On July 18, 1994, at nine fifty three in the morning, a bomb exploded in front of the building of the Argentine Jewish Mutual Association. The AMIA.

In a way, the AMIA was the home of the Jewish community in Buenos Aires. In the building, located in the heart of the city, a whole set of social, cultural and educational activities took place.

Santiago Porter

This exhibit requires the Flash 6.0 plug-in.

(12 black and white photographs)

Gerardo González
A Dog's Life

In most cases, the life a dog is forced to lead with us humans in society is not pleasant. These are suffering beings. “A Dog’s Life” attempts to portray human consciousness as reflected by the life conditions we have imposed on these living creatures we call dogs.

Gerardo González

(27 black and white photographs)