Exhibits
- Asahi Pentax Gallery, London, England, one-man show. Photographer from the third world, 1980.
- Half a Penny Gallery, Dublin, Ireland, one-man show. Vision of a Red Indian, 1981.
- Biennial of Photography, Mexico City, Mexico. Collective, 1991.
- Mexican Museum of Arts, Chicago, Illinois. Día de Los Muertos: Where Past & Present Meet, 1996.
- University of Mexico City, CETIS, Mexico City, Mexico. Views from the World, 1999.
- Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City, Mexico, one-man show. Pictures and Covers of World Events, 2000.
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