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![](/sites/default/files/resize/images/Events%20Page%20Photos/16_Calavera%20Naranja-266x400.jpeg "Fernando Brito y Héctor Parra. "Judío." Ink-jet print. Baca, 2015.")
The exhibition Defiant Spirits: Fernando Brito’s Sinaloa showcases the complex identities, histories, and traditions of Sinaloa, Mexico, through the lens of Fernando Brito. Born and raised in Sinaloa, Brito’s previous works have exposed the raw violence of living in a state governed by the Cartel de Sinaloa and the Mexican government. Yet, in Defiant Spirits, the photographer captures the enduring rituals and resilience of the Sinaloan people.
Please join us for a conversation with the photographer, Fernando Brito, and one of the exhibition curators, Didier Aubert (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle) on September 4 at 5pm in Miller Hall. Reception to follow.
The exhibition runs until December 13.
Organized by Laura Worden, M.A.R. ‘19
