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Tag Archives: Carla Panciera

Artifact: September 1963 by Carla Panciera

My mother holds me on her hip in a cornfield. Though I can’t see her feet, she must be standing on stubble, or between the rows of stubble where the earth will be dry. She looks away from the camera. This is the moment when she will try to get me to see my father. […]

Posted byDaleSeptember 2019October 2019Posted inIssue 23Tags: Carla Panciera
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