An exhibition of my 50 portraits made for the parents of the students from the teacher training college, Raúl Isidro Burgos, in Ayotzinapa, Mexico. 43 students were disappeared, 3 murdered, 2 badly injured, in September 2104 and a further 2 were murdered in October 2016. Read more here. Thanks to Linda Fabiani MSP who sponsored the exhibition and to her staff, Mairi Tulbure and Maria Krug. This exhibition honours the students and sends a message of solidarity from Scotland to their families, who are still awaiting truth, justice and reparation.
The exhibition is accompanied by a digital presentation of photos of the portraits in action, in the hands of the students’ parents, from human rights activists including Eréndira Sandoval Carrillo, Liliana Osorio, Norma Velásquez, Tryno Maldonado and more.
¡Vivos se los llevaron, Vivos los queremos! #AyotzinapaViveEnEscocia
More photos here.
Ayotzinapa: Mexico’s Missing Students, an exhibition at the Scottish Parliament. Portraits by Jan Nimmo and photos from Mexican human rights activists, including Eréndira Sandoval Carrillo and Liliana Ososrio. Photo: Jan Nimmo ©
Preparing for the awareness raising event, Ayotzinapa: Mexico’s Missing Students with Jan Nimmo and Linda Fabiani MSP at the Scottish Parliament.
Ayotzinapa: Mexico’s Missing Students – an exhibition of portraits by Jan Nimmo at the Scottish Parliament. The exhibition was sponsored by Linda Fabiani MSP, pictured here, left, with artist, Jan Nimmo.
Paul Barham preparing for the awareness raising event, Ayotzinapa: Mexico’s Missing Students with Jan Nimmo and Linda Fabiani MSP at the Scottish Parliament.
Awareness raising event, Ayotzinapa: Mexico’s Missing Students, with Jan Nimmo and Linda Fabiani MSP at the Scottish Parliament.
Ayotzinapa: Mexico’s Missing Students, an exhibition at the Scottish Parliament. Portraits by Jan Nimmo and photos from Mexican human rights activists, including Eréndira Sandoval Carrillo. Photo: Jan Nimmo ©
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