Monopol Gives Away Tickets for Graciela Iturbide Retrospective at C/O Berlin

Graciela Iturbide's retrospective "Eyes to Fly With" at C/O Berlin spans over five decades of her photographic work. The Mexican photographer, born 1942 in Mexico City, began her career in the late 1960s as an assistant to Manuel Álvarez Bravo. Her series often develop over long periods through close exchange with her subjects. Iconic images include "Mujer ángel" (1970s), depicting a Seri woman with a cassette recorder in the Sonora Desert, and "Nuestra Señora de las Iguanas," showing a market woman with iguanas on her head. Her work explores cultural practices, social structures, indigenous traditions, Catholic influences, death, ritual, and transience. Monopol magazine is giving away 5 × 2 tickets. To enter, email info@monopol-magazin.de with subject "Iturbide" and full name by Thursday, May 7, 2 PM. Winners will be notified; tickets held at the box office.