The Mexican Suitcase

[Leigh Youdale]

Anyone in or near New York should find this of interest.
<http://www.icp.org/museum/exhibitions/upcoming>

 

[mjs]

By stubbornly refusing to open branches in Elkhart, IN these big institutions are sadly contributing to the cultural and intellectual poverty of our region. Personally, I don't think that an exhibit can be said to have been "important" or even "influential" until it's hit the local art museum.

Mike

 

[Guillaume Zuili]

This Suitcase was like a legend, a myth. It's a treasure of history, photography and a tribute to photojournalism at his best.
Highly recommended !

 

[Leigh Youdale]

By stubbornly refusing to open branches in Elkhart, IN these big institutions are sadly contributing to the cultural and intellectual poverty of our region. Personally, I don't think that an exhibit can be said to have been "important" or even "influential" until it's hit the local art museum.

Mike

You mean as in Elkhart, Indiana, population a tad over 50,000 and self-billed as"The RV Capital of the World"?

 

[mjs]

You mean as in Elkhart, Indiana, population a tad over 50,000 and self-billed as"The RV Capital of the World"?

That's the one! A few decades ago it was the RV capital of the world! Before that it was the band instrument capital of the US, at any rate. Before that... it was a farm. But anyway: have you been here?

Mike

 

[naaldvoerder]

Did this suitcase reveal whether the dieing soldier was staged or not???

Jaap Jan

 

[Guillaume Zuili]

Did this suitcase reveal whether the dieing soldier was staged or not???

Jaap Jan

Ah Ah...No.

 

[toro_mike]

I'm reviving this old thread as NPR just did a story on it:

Here's the link to the website story, with photos.

Mike

 

[toro_mike]

Here's a link with more photos from the International Center of Photography's website: http://museum.icp.org/mexican_suitcase/gallery.html