Original Art, Photography, Vintage Illustration
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by Lorena Cassady
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I took this photograph on voting day, Oaxaca, Mexico, 2012. The streets were empty except on main thoroughfares where the voting was taking place. It... more
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60" Diameter Not Including Tassles
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Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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I took this photograph on voting day, Oaxaca, Mexico, 2012. The streets were empty except on main thoroughfares where the voting was taking place. It was a beautiful sunny day, and I had the city to myself. I came upon an array of these giant figures "blocking" the street. They are hoisted high by an internal stick, with a person inside, ready to dance down the street.
Calendas are, and have always been, for many Oaxacans a party, the time to throw the house through the window; the time to open ourselves and our fellow men; to enjoy after a long time of hard work; of leaving aside the secrecy and breaking the routine; to show the Patron Saint how important it is in the community; and even the time to ask for a favor through a Manda. Laughter, dance and joy are lived in a Calenda.
These giants are made of reed structure, are dressed in baggy clothes, and the head is made mostly with mache paper. Their dance is vertiginous in the turns, they almost lose verticality an...
I am a multi-media artist and craftswoman. My training includes coursework in sculpture at the Corcoran School in Washington, DC and at the Rufino Tamayo Taller in Oaxaca, Mexico, where I lived for 14 years until 2021. I've worked extensively in many genres including paper and digital collage, acrylic and oil painting, needle felting, paper mache, colored pencil, watercolor and line drawing. My experience in the active artistic community of Oaxaca was richly rewarding. You can follow me here: https://www.twitter.com/LorenaCassady https://facebook.com/lorena.cassady.3/ https://www.instagram.com/lorena.cassady/
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Katia Witkowski
Wonderful!
Gigi Thomas
Awesome capture
Judy Vincent
Great capture!
Laura Vanatka
Nice capture!
Jennifer White
Nice wokr
Natural Abstract
Fantastic find!
Dora Stork
Great street capture, colors, and composition! Love your story too
Suzanne Wilkinson
Great image
Wafa Dahdal
Great memento for the day :)
Lorena Cassady
Thanks for featuring this work in Mexico and Mexican Photography and Art!
Lorena Cassady
Thanks for featuring this work in Out of the Ordinary!
Garth Steger
The face is a bit creepy! Neat find!
Delphimages Photo Creations
Nice
Jim Love
Great fun image
Steven Clark
Great capture, well done!
Constance Lowery
terrific shot. L/F