This book is a photographic documentation of Hispanic New Mexicans (Nuevomexicanos) taken between 1981-1983 in Albuquerque and Santa Fe and in several northern New Mexico villages. While there is an insider intimacy to the photographs in this book, they have a gritty sense of reality that is neither disturbing nor challenging. The people, whether looking directly into the lens or away from it, appear to be at ease with the photographer and his camera. Many of these photographs are timeless, while others are a time capsule of the early eighties in New Mexico. This collection will evoke nostalgia of the era and life in New Mexico "back in the day." There is also a universality about the images and time period that will appeal to wider audiences.
Look into My Eyes: Nuevomexicanos por Vida, '81-'83
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Author(s)Kevin Bubriski
PublisherMuseum of New Mexico Press
ISBN / ASIN0890136114
ISBN-139780890136119
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Sales Rank667,055
CategoryHistory
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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