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The Fish Market
May 12, 2011
In central Tokyo, the biggest fish market in the world attracts damn near as many people as the Grand Canyon every year. Its proper name is, “Th...
Art Etching
Fish
Japan
Tokyo
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Man With A Gun
May 05, 2011
There is a horror implicit in the stick-figure, “Man with a Gun,” from the hobo alphabet. Its triangle with outstretched arms hints at a fleein...
Art
Etching
Hobo
Hobo Alphabet
War on Drugs
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The Blue Wound
April 28, 2011
After the Civil War, a great many of the men honored for valor could not read or write. Less than half of Americans were actually literate. A ...
Art
Etching
Hobo
Hobo Alphabet
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The Song of the Devil (El Canto del Diablo)
April 23, 2011
The term “murder ballad” always sounded somewhat comic to me. I’m not sure the first time I ever heard that term. I’d known about “corridas,” ...
Art
Juarez
Mexico
Murder
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Volver (For the Daughters of Juarez)
April 15, 2011
Mexico is a word composed of metztli (moon), xictli (navel) and co (place): the place in the navel of the moon. That is, in the navel of the l...
Mexico
Octavio Paz
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Black Sheep
April 12, 2011
When he was in his 30’s, my friend, Vince Solano, could hit a golf ball 300 yards. He was thick, had huge arms and the strength of a weightli...
Art
Golf
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The Tiger Koi
April 08, 2011
Over eight years ago, at the completion of The Autumn Etchings, I stopped making etchings. I’d made them for 12 straight years and made over 400 ...
Art
Etching
Japan
Koi
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The Whispering Women (For the Daughters of Juarez)
April 02, 2011
Yesterday was the birthday of Cesar Chavez, the heroic leader of the Mexican migrant workers throughout the 1960’s and 70’s. Mr. Chavez would...
Cesar Chavez
Mexico
Women
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The Chihuahua Monster
March 25, 2011
Charles Bowden is the Lannan Literary Award-winning journalist and author who is probably the best chronicler of the America-Mexican border his...
Art
Mexico
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The Juarez Beast
March 19, 2011
In a conversation with Miguel Aragon; a young artist I know who grew up in Juarez, he told me that after the North American Free Trade Agreeme...
Art
Mexico
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The Red Bird (For the Daughters of Juarez)
March 13, 2011
The term maquila, or Maquiladora, comes from a time when Mexico was a colony of Spain. It referred to the price the Spanish paid the native Mex...
Art
Mexico
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Bird For The Daughters of Juarez
February 26, 2011
Shortly before his death in 2004, Roberto Bolaño, the great Chilean novelist, mailed off the manuscript for 2666, his sprawling, frustrating, mu...
Art
Bird
Mexico
Murder
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