People of the Corn

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TLAOLI: People of the Corn

Ernesto Olmos at the altar where he leads a blessing ceremony to invite abundance and pray to mother earth at an event titled TLAOLI: People of the Corn a community gathering in the form of Open House Markets celebrating the Mexican cultural identity at La Peña Cultural Center in Berkeley, California, April 23, 2016.

Berkeley

TLAOLI: People of the Corn

Ernesto Olmos at the altar where he leads a blessing ceremony to invite abundance and pray to mother earth at an event titled TLAOLI: People of the Corn a community gathering in the form of Open House Markets celebrating the Mexican cultural identity at La Peña Cultural Center in Berkeley, California, April 23, 2016.

TLAOLI: People of the Corn

Ernesto Olmos at the altar where he leads a blessing ceremony to invite abundance and pray to mother earth at an event titled TLAOLI: People of the Corn a community gathering in the form of Open House Markets celebrating the Mexican cultural identity at La Peña Cultural Center in Berkeley, California, April 23, 2016.

TLAOLI: People of the Corn

Rodrigo Esteva and Mirah Moriarty, event curators and founders of the dance company, Dance Monks, at the event titled TLAOLI: People of the Corn a community gathering celebrating the Mexican cultural identity at La Peña Cultural Center in Berkeley, California, April 23, 2016.

TLAOLI: People of the Corn

EDELO Migrante artist Caleb Duarte preparing an installation at La Peña Cultural Center at the event titled TLAOLI: People of the Corn in Berkeley, California, April 23, 2016. EDELO Migrante has established a temporary nomadic art studio at La Pena Cultural Center and is collaborating with unaccompanied immigrant refugee minors from Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala. EDELO, a Spanish acronym for “Where The United Nations Used to Be”, is a nomadic art collective originating in Chiapas Mexico created by artist Caleb Duarte and Mia Eve Rollow in 2009.

TLAOLI: People of the Corn

EDELO Migrante artist Caleb Duarte with his wife and child preparing an installation at La Peña Cultural Center at the event titled TLAOLI: People of the Corn in Berkeley, California, April 23, 2016. EDELO Migrante has established a temporary nomadic art studio at La Pena Cultural Center and is collaborating with unaccompanied immigrant refugee minors from Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala. EDELO, a Spanish acronym for “Where The United Nations Used to Be”, is a nomadic art collective originating in Chiapas Mexico created by artist Caleb Duarte and Mia Eve Rollow in 2009.

Berkeley

Berkeley

Berkeley

Berkeley

Berkeley

Berkeley

Berkeley

Berkeley

TLAOLI: People of the Corn

Trio Guitarras de Mexico perform at an event titled TLAOLI: People of the Corn a community gathering in the form of Open House Markets celebrating the Mexican cultural identity at La Peña Cultural Center in Berkeley, California, April 23, 2016.

Berkeley

TLAOLI: People of the Corn

Painted masks and body casts organized by artist Caleb Duarte to honor the struggles of unaccompanied immigrant refugee minors and the musical group Trio Guitarras de Mexico perform as part of an event titled TLAOLI: People of the Corn a community gathering celebrating the Mexican cultural identity at La Peña Cultural Center in Berkeley, California, April 23, 2016.

TLAOLI: People of the Corn

Painted masks and body casts organized by artist Caleb Duarte to honor the struggles of unaccompanied immigrant refugee minors and the musical group Trio Guitarras de Mexico perform as part of an event titled TLAOLI: People of the Corn a community gathering celebrating the Mexican cultural identity at La Peña Cultural Center in Berkeley, California, April 23, 2016.

Berkeley

Berkeley

Berkeley