I do not recall having seen a title for this work, but it represented broadcasting to the world. As you can see, information, noise, music, newscast, etc invade our space and unconsciously may influence our opinion, our beliefs as long as you don’t have a critical opinion of your own balancing somebody’s ideas with your own.
This work is at the Tate Modern, London Museum
Just last year on October I visited London. As comparison with my previous visit I took the time to see many of the museums the city has to offer, which by the way are plenty. Fair to be said London is considered to have the biggest number of museums and most of them are entrance-free. Mexico City is the second city in the world with that many museums.
This time was the Tate Modern, which holds many of the international modern art there is.
Who Owns What
Mexican pop group at a concert, some time ago. Their music is just great. Below I included one of their hits: Hold on to Life
Latin-american cities share much of the same look, with churches, narrow streets, stores for any item you can think about, museums and many, many people on the streets.
I totally skipped this trip to Colombia.
Bogotá the city that I visited is totally different from what I thought, was told, and have seen on the media. A nice city much like my own and very nice people. I came to realize we share many things, good and bad.
The inside of the House of Tiles, now a retail store downtown México, from the 18th century.
In the main stairway is one of the earliest works by José Clemente Orozco titled Omniscience and done in 1925.
I will update this post with more photographs and stories.
At the CCNK, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Some of the pieces by Martin Di Girolamo from the series: Pathological Beauty.
First photo taken with iPhone 7
Photo taken with Canon 50D
