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Flyer by Tree Haus Creative for the exhibition Blooming Feels Weird by artist, Souther Recio. Part of the Rio Grande Ceramic Residency.

Digital illustration for Blue Lives Don't Exist article.

Image of installation by Josue Ramirez.

Digital illustration for Space Exed article.

Digital illustration for the Sabado Night Live creative action done in collaboration with Another Gulf is Possible, Las Imaginistas and the Democratic Socialist of America RGV Chapter.

First VO Interview interview with artist-in-residence, Souther Recio.

Entrevista con el artista Jessie Burciaga

Digital skit for the Sabado Night Live creative action done in collaboration with Another Gulf is Possible, Las Imaginistas and the Democratic Socialist of America RGV Chapter.

Film Still from c diaz's film shorts submission.

Flyer designed Josue Ramirez for Jessie Burciaga's artist talk and Demo at the San Benito Cultural Heritage Museum.

Editorial about Jessie Burciaga's Solo exhibition, Aquí Descansaba, in partnership with San Benito Cultural Heritage Museum.

Digital illustration for Blue Lives Don't Exist article.

A web archive of project website for Border Crossings Project, which aims to preserve the memory the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on border towns through the testimonies of women whose work and lives depend on crossing the US-Mexico border.

Frank and Eloisa Avalos (center) and Ester Avalos (right) in wedding attire.

Journalist and artist, Ricardo Trotti discusses the challenges in stopping the violence against journalists and enforcing the freedom of expression and press. As director of the Press Freedom of the Inter American Press Association, Trotti discusses…

Perla Trevizo, border reporter for the Arizona Daily Star, talks about the greatest challenges and limitations for journalists covering the area, including security measures, changes in reporting methods, and about the effect that social media has…

Fidel Muro, Martyr

France Marion Willis in military uniform, hat, and glasses, circa 1943-1944.

Journalist Miguel Timochenco discusses his work and experiences covering politics, crime and corruption in Mexico. In the 1980s, as consequence of his coverage of the presidential elections and the government’s efforts to censor the media,…

A logo from a pamphlet of Women's Studies at The University of Arizona