“Around the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, I found myself drawn to stories about horses and the people who care for them — sparked in part by watching the Concrete Cowboys documentary … One day, while taking my car to my local mechanic, Jesús, I noticed a dusty photograph above his workbench … The image showed a rider in street clothes atop a horse on a racetrack. I was immediately drawn to it. I asked Jesús where the photo was taken.
“His eyes lit up as he described a local Mexican horse racing scene — a grassroots event where people pull up in pickup trucks with coolers of beer and watch horses race on dirt tracks. It sounded like a world completely its own. After doing some research, I found out where one of these events was happening and decided to go document it … As I arrived, an older man approached and asked, ‘Amigo, what are you doing here?’ I explained, then moved quietly through the crowd, camera in hand. What I witnessed that day was joy, laughter, and a sense of ease — families and friends gathering on a quiet Sunday in the middle of nowhere, in a small Midwestern town. This series is my attempt to capture that spirit: the people, the horses, and the quiet beauty of a community doing something they love. Jesús didn’t just fix my car, he led me to something real” – Isaac Harris.
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Live From Radio Milwaukee
Join us for the next installment of Live from Radio Milwaukee, featuring a B&B (Black and Brown) Art Market in collaboration with HYFIN and Genre Urban Arts.
Celebrate Milwaukee’s vibrant creative scene with an evening spotlighting some of the city’s most dynamic visual artists. Enjoy a live set from DJ Gemini Gilly and be inspired by powerful performances from a lineup of thought-provoking poets. Art, music, and spoken word come together for an unforgettable summer night, free and open to the public.
We will have a variety of artists with classic Horror movies and SciFi monsters.
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