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MEXICO-ART-HUICHOL
A woman poses for a picture next to a monumental American football balloon sculpture called 'Waikamete Waiwari' ('Winning') made of fiberglass and bronze plated in gold and worked in Huichol indigenous art, placed along Reforma avenue as part of an exposition called 'the world's biggest Huichol exhibit', in Mexico City, on February 8, 2018.
One hundred Wixarikas indigenous artists from the social and cultural company Paricuta made 10 monumental works of art inspired by sports and nature, which were put on public display on the street. / AFP PHOTO / YURI CORTEZ (Photo credit should read YURI CORTEZ/AFP/Getty Images)
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Credit:YURI CORTEZ / Contributor
Editorial #:915956528
Collection:AFP
Date created:08 February, 2018
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Source:AFP
Object name:AFP_Z581R
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