Estela with famous photographer and good friend Ann Murdy of Santa Fe

Posted on November 15, 2016 by

Estela was very glad to welcome the internationally famous photographer, Ann Murdy, at the Whitehawk Ethnographic and Indian Antique Show in Santa Fe, August 2016. Ann has spent her professional life documenting important ethnographic and culturally significant celebrations and events throughout Mexico. Her photographs are a beautiful tribute to the incredible spirit and color of Mexico!

(Estela, at left, with famous photographer, Ann Murdy of Santa Fe)20160813_092321

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About pocascosasarts

Estela Rubalcaba Klink, owner/partner in Pocas Cosas Mexican and Native American Arts and Antiques. Fomerly, a teacher and community organizer and then the Executive Director of a communiy center, Estela "retired" to pursue her business in Mexican and Native American arts and antiques, Pocas Cosas (www.pocascosasarts.com).
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