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(Ebook) Diario de Oaxaca: A Sketchbook Journal of Two Years in Mexico by Peter Kuper ISBN 9781604860719, 1604860715

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Authors:Peter Kuper
Pages:208 pages.
Year:2009
Editon:Bilingual
Publisher:PM Press
Language:english
File Size:16.29 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781604860719, 1604860715
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(Ebook) Diario de Oaxaca: A Sketchbook Journal of Two Years in Mexico by Peter Kuper ISBN 9781604860719, 1604860715

Painting a vivid, personal portrait of social and political upheaval in Oaxaca, Mexico, this unique memoir employs comics, bilingual essays, photos, and sketches to chronicle the events that unfolded around a teachers' strike and led to a seven-month siege. When award-winning cartoonist Peter Kuper and his wife and daughter moved to the beautiful, 15th-century colonial town of Oaxaca in 2006, they planned to spend a quiet year or two enjoying a different culture and taking a break from the U.S. political climate under the Bush administration. What they hadn't counted on was landing in the epicenter of Mexico's biggest political struggle in recent years. Timely and compelling, this extraordinary firsthand account presents a distinct artistic vision of Oaxacan life, from explorations of the beauty of the environment to graphic portrayals of the fight between strikers and government troops that left more than 20 people dead, including American journalist Brad Will.
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