Here's another cunning snapshot from my recent Mexico trip. I'm standing in front of my favorite Diego Rivera mural Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park (yes, you're allowed to take pictures "sin flash"). It's a sort of "popular" history of Mexico as opposed to his usual murals of Spanish conquistadors burning and torturing the indigenous peoples on one side while the working classes are oppressed by the corrupt bourgeois elite on the other.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Lemon on the Alameda
Here's another cunning snapshot from my recent Mexico trip. I'm standing in front of my favorite Diego Rivera mural Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in Alameda Park (yes, you're allowed to take pictures "sin flash"). It's a sort of "popular" history of Mexico as opposed to his usual murals of Spanish conquistadors burning and torturing the indigenous peoples on one side while the working classes are oppressed by the corrupt bourgeois elite on the other.
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