This exhibit shows a selection of work by the filmmaker Beatriz Santiago Munoz. It showed her new work Marche salomon from 2015. She documents specific people and communities and other public sites to show the story about the popular Haitian market, even a toxic flower, and newly found places in Puerto Rico.
I like that She uses regular people in her videos, it makes it more real. You can tell how much time and effort and commitment she has and she that puts into documenting. I really admire her engagement with the people she must have to be recording them. She moves very slowly through social and physical landscapes to make sure she captures every detail. I really enjoyed her exhibit makes you really think about more then what we see.
pictures are from other exhibits at the PAMM
pictures are from other exhibits at the PAMM
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