Showing posts with label la frontera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label la frontera. Show all posts
Friday, January 14, 2011
Border Fence DEAD | via WIRED.COM
Labels:
border fence,
fence,
la frontera,
the border
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
The Growing Militarization and Cyber-surveillance of the U.S./Mexico Border
Labels:
drones,
la frontera,
military,
predator,
surveillance,
the border
Friday, April 16, 2010
Pondering the VERGE: Canada Style
Labels:
canada,
la frontera,
the border,
the verge
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Renaissance, Tijuana-style!
Labels:
clubs,
culture,
la frontera,
the border,
tijuana
Saturday, March 13, 2010
La Frontera on Fire! Narco Wars Roiling South Texas Borderlands
Labels:
la frontera,
the border
Friday, February 19, 2010
CHILI and JALAPEÑO Root Out Mexicans and Terrorists (Same Difference) Along the US/MEXICO Border

hit the image for the link! a huge dip of the proverbial sombrero to ace artist IZEL VARGAS for bringing this desmadre to my attention....
"CHILI" may well deserve a chapter of its own in Eyegiene.
Labels:
border defence systems,
border fence,
chili,
eyegiene,
izel vargas,
jalapeño,
la frontera
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
La Guerra en la Frontera: Ciudad Juarez and El Paso in Newseek

Gracias to regular contributor David O. García for the link! Hit the image to your right for the story.
Labels:
la frontera,
Narcos,
Pathology of Violence,
the border
Thursday, February 12, 2009
A Brilliant Meditation on the Border: Adam Simpson

My first publication was on Autobiography at la frontera, the border, and I am presently editing a book to be entitled Bordered Sexualities: Bodies on the Verge of a Nation, way overdue--my apologies to the contributors--and so you might guess I am a sucker for, and totally obsessed by, anything that deals with frontiers, borders, etc. You might say I am always already on the verge of falling for or through the verge--forgive the Derridean syntax. In any event, I stumbled across the work of Adam Simpson and his Boundaries project. Go here and here for details. The "play" of his figures across and thru boundaries is mesmerizing.
Labels:
Adam Simpson,
bordered sexualities,
illustration,
la frontera,
the border,
verge
Monday, June 02, 2008
Thanks to KPBS for the Rerun: Orson Welles's Touch of Evil
KPBS, our local San Diego NPR affiliate, recently replayed an interview with me on Touch of Evil and Tex[t]-Mex; click the image below to tune in!
Labels:
charlton heston,
janet leigh,
kpbs,
la frontera,
orson welles,
the border,
touch of evil,
William Nericcio
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