Interstitial Media
Monica Lozano
Denver, Colorado
Mexican-American photographer born in El Paso, Texas and raised across the border of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. Lozano’s socially-charged portraits speak to the dire conditions of immigrants, displaced peoples, refugees and asylum-seekers in borderlands around the world.
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Monica Lozano's work
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Braiding Histories of Struggle
A crew of female Mexican-American artists and activists travel to Derry in the North of Ireland to exhibit their work and find warmth, familiarity and understanding.
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No Justice on the Horizon
Moral obligation compels a photojournalist from Cuidad Juarez to return to the border to understand what is abandoned and what remains when migrants and asylum seekers seek to cross the border.
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Birth of La Trenza, Pt. 2
Driven by a sense of duty, a Mexican-American photographer is offered a rare glimpse into the heavily-militarized Interzone where desperation comes face to face with the America Dream.
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Birth of La Trenza, Pt. 1
After an exhibition in the Derry commemorating the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, a collective of Mexican-American artists is inspired to weave a braid of solidarity across the Rio Grande.
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A Tale of Two Realities
Reflections from the razor's edge of the American Dream.