Pablo Lopez Luz, Tijuana–San Diego County III, Frontera Mexico–USA (detail), 2014. Collection of the artist. Photo: Courtesy of Alejandro Cartagena
Frontera: Views of the U.S.-Mexico Border
Frontera brings together eight contemporary photographers’ views of a highly topical subject: the border separating Mexico and the United States. Made between 1997 and 2017, the works question the very notion of borders, attempt to define their edges, and explore their representation. Images by Mexicans Pablo López Luz and Alejandro Cartagena dialogue with works by Canadians Mark Ruwedel and Geoffrey James, Swiss Adrien Missika, American Kirsten Luce and German Daniel Schwarz.
Frontera is organized by the Canadian Photography Institute and developed in collaboration with the FotoMexico festival.
Date
Friday, November 3, 2017 to Monday, April 2, 2018
Location
National Gallery of Canada
Canadian Photography Institute Galleries
380 Sussex Drive
Ottawa, ON K1N 9N4
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From the air or ground-level, discover the border separating Mexico and the United States through the eyes of seven contemporary photographers.
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