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John Raymond Mireles

  • Home
  • Projects
    • The New Colossus
    • Disestablishment
    • Neighbors
    • Neighbors Documentary
    • TEDx Talk - Neighbors
    • Golden Calf
    • Buy White Privilege
    • Surreptitious
    • In the Land of My Father
    • The Bakken
    • Invisible River
  • Exhibitions
    • San Diego Museum of Art
    • Oklahoma City
    • Anchorage Museum
    • Chicano Park Day
    • Neighbors, New York City
    • False Idol Woship
    • Storefront Project
    • Manifestations of Change
    • Neighbors, San Diego
  • The New Colossus
    • Duality/The Red Room
    • Homage
    • The Golden Age
    • In Their Own Words
  • Individual Works
    • The Frida Bike
    • Evolution of American Culture
  • Unreleased Work
    • New Work
    • LA Fires 2025
    • Touring Exhibitions
  • Blog
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    • Contact

The Bakken Series Featured on Acurator.com

March 12, 2014

I'm happy to announce that my work from the Bakken oil fields has been selected by curator Julie Grahame to appear on the website curator.com The photos appear big and beautiful with expanded captions. Here's the link http://acurator.com/#/2/218/0

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Packed up the RV and drove seven hours to work on a new project I’ve been concocting in Kanab, Utah and the surrounding parks. Here we go! 🏕 #utah #utahphotographer #photographer #photography #photo #travel #travelphotography #fineart #visuala
Just finished the first planning session for my @hispanoman #falseidolworship exhibition at @cmcuratorial in San Diego that’ll be opening this August. The opening will take place on the second Saturday of the month. It’ll be an incredibly
This weekend, dozens of runners from around the world ran past my Neighbors Project installation in Oklahoma City! You can see it downtown at the Bok Park Plaza for another year. So cool to unintentionally be part of a great event. 📸 second photo by
The newest wall art in Logan Heights just went up this morning. Corner of 26th and Imperial. I chose the piñata as a subject because I wanted to tie this work into the neighborhood and celebrate strong Mexican-American culture that lives here
“Surreptitious,” a body of work created throughout the five boroughs in May and June of 2018 will be exhibited at @thephotographerseyecollective this summer. These were originally hung at @thestorefrontproject and on the streets of Manhat
It’s Chicano Park Day! And another awesome San Diego day: sunny and warm with an occasional breeze. And I’m back at it. I just finished photographing my first few portraits for my Neighbors Project. We’ll be here until later this af
Just finished a productive planning session! Here’s a sneak peak of the content for my upcoming show at @thephotographerseyecollective in Escondido, CA. “Surreptitious” at The Photographer’s Eye opens July 13th. Please join me
#tbt In 2017, I was commissioned by the @anchoragemuseum to exhibit the Neighbors Project within the Museum, on its facade and within the community of Anchorage. Here’s one of the portraits I created while there! #neighborsportraits #neighborsp
Excited for the opening of artist Andres Serrano “The Game: All Things Trump” at ArtX in NYC. It’s an incredible portrait of Trump through the monument of stuff that’s he’s created to celebrate his ego. Truly remarkable
Things are different this time. Usually, as the plane readies to touch down on the tarmac of JFK airport, I’m excited by all the things and people that await me in New York City. So many things can and do happen in this ever bustling city and I
Please take a moment to visit my website and check out “Surreptitious,” a body of street photography I created in the five boroughs of New York during the months of May and June, 2018 that was shown at @thestorefrontproject in August, 201
Here’s a look at what happened to my Neighbors Project in Downtown Manhattan several weeks after it was installed last May. What do you think? Was my work defaced? Or did it become a community collaboration? Check out the link in my bio to hear