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ART CANNOT BE CAGED: DETAINED MIGRANT YOUTH CREATE AN EXHIBIT

Drawing by an unnamed youth in an immigration detention center. Depicts a man with a headdress, shield, and club. A blue bird flies above him.

By Kayla Myers
“’Uncaged Art Tornillo Children’s Detention Center’ is fundamentally about Central American children who came to our nation seeking security and safety and found themselves incarcerated within the walls of a sterile detention center built in the Chihuahuan Desert.”

THE FOOL’S JOURNEY

Tarot de Marseilles Justice card next to a mural of Dolores Huerta

By Bethany Tabor
“It’s impossible to travel through Albuquerque without encountering at least one beautiful, larger-than-life mural on the side of a building or wall.”

MANITO

Black and white photo portrait of Leonard Martinez, age 27

By Leeanna Teresa Martinez y Torres
“Manito: Examining and Deconstructing New Mexico’s Tri-Cultural Myth; ‘Patterns of Migration’

Mama’s easy, un-flinching and quick-to-respond reply to this unfamiliar term, word, name, was curious to me. Manito.”

LÁGRIMAS: POEMS OF JOY AND SADNESS

A photo of Nasario García, age 6 on a horse, along side an image of the Lágrimas book cover

By Nasario García
“I was fascinated by rural life in the desert where the landscape, the sky, the animals, the birds, and the people brought both happiness and sorrow to my heart, but at the same time each one inveigled my imagination.”