Art has a way of redefining public spaces, particularly those marked by hardship or violence. That's what drew photographer Stefan Falke to the US-Mexico border. He's capturing the work of artists in this region for a project he calls "La Frontera."
Fronteras Desk reporter Mónica Ortiz Uribe shadowed him for a day.
Photographer Stefan Falke captures artists living and working in Mexico border towns
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Take Two for January 25, 2013
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- Stop The Presses: LA Youth newspaper ends publication after 25 years
- Antioxidants may not keep you young and healthy
- Why labor unions are still going strong in California
- Friday Flashback: Gun control, John Kerry, and more
- Could the X-Games be selling out?
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- Price of first-class postal stamp rises to 46 cents
- Photographer Stefan Falke captures artists living and working in Mexico border towns
- Former LAPD Chief Bill Bratton tapped to help Oakland reduce crime rate
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