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Liber Ignis consists of six .033 inch lead sheets printed at Magnolia Editions on a UV cured acrylic flatbed press. The text was composed in Fell Roman and Italic with Rockwell titling and printed letterpress on treated Evolon split microfiber sheets…

Ralph Modjeski on his 38th birthday, taken at a professional photo studio in Chicago.

Oral history conducted by Ellen Lomonaco with Martin Kos in Tucson, Arizona on December 19, 1984. Mr. Kos was a member of the original USS Arizona crew in 1918, making him a plank owner.

Digital capsture prints. Canson Rag Photographique 210. Epson Stylus Pro 4900 printer. iMac fonts: Copperplate & Baskerville. Edition 1/4. [Signed by author] 

Frank La Rue, UN Special Rapporteur on the Promotion and Protection of the Right to Freedom of Opinion and Expression and current member of the Association of Guatemalan Journalists, discusses his professional background, appointment to his current…

Spring/Summer 2022 Fellow Saul Ramirez, artist, art historian, and poet based in Las Cruces, NM, shares about their influences, journey, and ways the fellowship has impacted their research about local history.

A web archive of webpage for La Semilla Food Center's Storytelling Program highlighting a bilingual graphic novel Food, Land, and Us: A Look at the Farm Bill from the Paso del Norte Region (2021) written by La Semilla staff and illustrated by Zeke…

Spring/Summer 2022 Fellow Lorena Sosa, writer, poet, and educator based in Ciudad Juárez, speaks about her influences, work with the Rarámuli/Rarámuri community, and native medicinal plants.

Spring/Summer 2022 Fellow Diego Medina, a member of the Piro-Manso-Tiwa tribe and Tribal Historic Preservation Officer based in Las Cruces, NM, shares about his cultural prac

Spring/Summer 2022 Fellow Janette Terrazas, a textile artist and activist based in Ciudad Juárez, talks about working with native plants and her environmental activism to defend the Rio Grande River.

Spring/Summer 2022 Fellow Albert Alvidrez, a member of the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo, speaks about his cultural practice as a potter and historian.

La Semilla Community Farm staff share about the Chihuahuan Desert Food Forest with the first cohort of the Chihuahuan Desert Cultural Fellowship during a tour of the community farm.

Chihuahuan Desert Cultural Fellowship fellows and La Semilla Staff stop to admire the various landmarks at Hueco Tanks State Park & Historic Site during a hike led by Andrea Everett and Councilman Rafael Gomez Jr., members of the Ysleta del Sur…

Andrea Everett, member of the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo, points to various landmarks and shares history about Hueco Tanks with fellows and La Semilla staff exploring the landscape.

Janette Terrazas (fellow) shares about her textile practice and activism work in defense of the Rio Grande River during her presentation.

Diego Medina (fellow) speaks about his visual art practice and role as a Tribal Historic Preservation Officer during his presentation.

A collection of items representing the cultural practice of fellows, La Semilla staff, and other attendees at the orientation for the inaugural cohort of the Chihuahuan Desert Cultural Fellowship at La Semilla Community Farm.

A display of various items reflecting Mateo Herrera's cultural practice and relationship with local foodways and land-based approaches. Items include photographs of food, corn and husks, and various woven items.

A display of various items reflecting Janette Terrazas' textile practice, activism, and research related to the Rio Grande. Items include photographs, maps, flags, and technology used for her research.

A display of Diego Medina's visual art and other items related to his cultural practice. Items include completed colored pencil drawings and works in progress.