La fiesta y la rebelión
By: Antonio Turok
Contributors: Huerta, David, 1949- writer of supplementary textual content; Petrich, Blanche, writer of supplementary textual content; Cortina Icaza, María, writer of supplementary textual content; Vázquez Martín, Eduardo, writer of supplementary textual content; Bracho, Coral, writer of supplementary textual content; Emilia Felker, Ana, writer of supplementary textual content; Villoro, Juan, 1956- writer of supplementary textual content
Edition: Segunda edición.
Publisher: Ediciones Era
Published: 2018
Place of publication: Ciudad de México
Language: spa
Number of pages: 167
ISBN-13: 9786074455168; 9786074455175
Subjects: Documentary photography; Political psychology; Pictorial works; Social problems; Demonstrations; History; Ciencias políticas; Libros da láminas; Problemas sociales; Historia; Peasant Uprising (Chiapas, Mexico : 1994-) fast (OCoLC)fst01353956
Description: Antonio Turok was born in 1955 in Mexico City. At seventeen he arrived in Chiapas, where he lived twenty-five years and began his photographic career. He was a correspondent in Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala in the 1980s. He was the first photographer to account for the Zapatista uprising, and later, in Oaxaca, he photographed the APPO movement. He was in New York on September 11, 2001 and has taken pictures of Mexicans in the United States and the industrial crisis in the Midwest. He recently documented protest demonstrations in the presidential takeover of Donald Trump. He has collaborated in different publications such as Aperture, Camera Work, Chronicle, La Jornada, DoubleTake, Paris Match, Le Monde, Stern, The Independent and Proceso. His work is included in several collective books, as well as in collections of various museums and private collections. He has published the books Images of Nicaragua (1988) and Chiapas: The End of Silence / The End of Silence (Era / Aperture, 1998). He obtained the Mother Jones International Fund for Documentary Photography Award in 1994, and has received scholarships from the Guggenheim Foundation and the Mexico / United States Culture Trust. In 2018 he obtained the Photographic Merit Medal awarded by the National Institute of Anthropology and History's Photo Library. He is considered one of the most important documentary photographers of our time.
Notes: Documentary photography; black and white photographs of social problems and protests in Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala; Mexico; Detroit, Michigan; and possibly other locations in the United States. Includes essays by David Huerta, Blanche Petrich, María Cortina Icaza, Eduardo Vázquez Martín, Coral Bracho, Ana Emilia Felker, and Juan Villoro.

Includes essays in Spanish, and English translations or summaries of the essays on unnumbered pages 176-187.
Table of contents: title: Los Confines / David Huerta; title: Viajar con Turok / Blanche Petrich; title: Nicaragua / Eduardo Vazquez Martin; title: Hacia Chiapas / Eduardo Vazquez Martin; title: Balance de blancos / Ana Emilia Felker; title: Manifestante queman un autobus en Oaxaca / Coral Bracho; title: Mexamerica: la incierta geografia / Juan Villoro; title: English text.