This is a shot of these interesting light boxes hanging on the second-level of the exhibition space at the old Casino Metropolitano, a gallery in the Centro Historico of Mexico City. One of the walls in the space has a really nice mural honoring Roma laundry soap. Specific information about the works was not available, but the show is titled "Los Compadres Outsiders," according to the flier.
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