Persistence Gallery displays images sampling the 1990 book published by the Museum of New Mexico Press.
These photographs document Catholic faith heritage still enduring throughout centuries in the Southwest. Architecture, space, and light combine and create a visceral presence in these places of worship. Distinctive rituals and community traditions still passed on through mayordomos and generation to generation. Similarly -architecture, manifestations of faith, the continuity of ceremony, and a community vitality make for palpable imagery. And so this documentation explores active and abandoned shrines, churches, innumerable rutted roads, and thousands of encuentros of faith and witness. The Persistence of Memory became my journey as well.
The Navy Pier served as a dock, W W II Navy center, theater, barber-shop, & now a gymnasium.
An Art Institute project began with the simple idea of drawing your own self-concept and posing by the finished work.
Gypsy and Tony worked on the streets of Chicago before OSHA issues and PPE were understood.
When you like what you do you'll never work a day in your life. Carnations are cheery like their sellers.
Millville proclaims to be the world capital of horseshoes. As a river town it established flour mills, grist mills and several distilleries.
Male portrait at the Naval Pier Gym in workout attire.
Rugby tournaments feature muddy pitches and worn out players. Time to clean up and party. Its college after all.
A New Orleans waiter poses at the back of his upscale restaurant.
Not for sale for this model hearse on this Lexington “Superior Sales” vehicle lot.
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