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Commissioned through BSC’s Sydelle Blatt New Works Commissioning Program and created in association with Calpulli Mexican Dance Company, “A Crossing: A Dance Musical” is the story of a group of migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border in search of a better life here.
Olive oil is an essential, vibrant food with no equal in hundreds of dishes.
Major Mario of the Zapatista Army for National Liberation (EZLN) holds his weapon at an abandoned ranch in the Lacandon jungle in Mexico's sou…
LENOX — Some call it a crisis. Others, especially in the Biden administration, call it a challenge. I suggest describing what’s happening alon…
Lucia, 18, a lieutenant in the rebel Zapatista Army for National Liberation, attends an impromptu jungle news conference, Jan. 19, 1994 in the…
Lucia, 18, a lieutenant in the rebel Zapatista Army for National Liberation, attends an impromptu jungle news conference, Jan. 19, 1994 in the…
Residents of the town of Ocosingo, Mexico, carry a civilian woman after she was wounded, Jan. 4, 1994. The dead still litter the streets of th…
A few men connected with the "provisional government in rebellion" of Chiapas huddle against cold outside the Cathedral in San Cristobal de la…
For the majority of Americans, the building of a permanent wall along the U.S.-Mexico border is still an abstract concept. But in many places, such as San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico, the wall is a long-standing reality.
There, the San Ysidro Port of Entry, the largest land border crossing between the two communities, is part of everyday life for residents and commuters on both sides of the wall. It is this wall that Marcos Ramirez, the artist known as ERRE (a nod to the rolled `r' of Spanish) is bringing to the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art as part of his exhibition, "Them and Us / Ellos Y Nosotros," opening Saturday.
And it is through "Of Fence," his sculptural recreation of the weathered, metal barricade of San Ysidro that museum-goers will have to pass through to see the rest of his show.
