The Oh, So I'm back in New York City this week. I'm here for A-pad which is a lot like the last show that I went to

in Los Angeles back in February we're going to go in and look at some amazing work. Oh, So, Oh, So, So I'm here today with my friend Patricia Conte who is a gallery owner in Mexico City

who has the best gallery in Mexico City I think and you want to talk a little bit about the work that you have here and maybe we can walk around a little bit in a second and look at some of it.

Sure. Yes, well I am here for the first time.

He was invited because you get to a path only by invitation which is an honor for me.

And I brought a little sample of the things we do in Mexico.

Well, and I think it's worth noting too, if you're just watching the video, people probably don't realize this, there's a huge vintage market here.

So this is a big deal to have young contemporary artists that are all, the most part Mexican or Latin.

They have one cue.

Except for the Cuban.

And Patricia sent me an email what a couple days ago and

invited me to her booth and apparently she watches the show.

Because I follow him.

And I'm always very flattered when somebody I respect to look up to. It's actually a fan of the show too.

So that's awesome.

I really learn a lot when I watch you and I learn about processes and techniques and cameras and artists. He kept with this essence of Mexican life.

Mexicans go far beyond the rituals.

Mexico is a soul and we live conforming this soul

and we really have something different it is a humor it is something that

make us survive all the tragedies of the country and the violence I think that that I think that it helped us to go through the day.

Rodin Gondoya is also a photojournalist, he's still alive and he lives in Kornavaca and for example these of the Chee.

This photograph they had only 20 minutes with the Chee and he had only one role of

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