Marta Moyle

Museo Rayenari is so humble, the curators live amongst the collection. You must go past their bedroom to enter the room where the artifacts are kept.

Artifacts From the Yard Around Rayamuri Museum.

Elizabeth, is also an artist, who has an art gallery in the museum.
Here is a detail of the ouside mural of the museum.

Mammoth tooth in window light inside Museo Rayenari.
Ejido Favela; Anahuac; Chih; Mexico.

While riding on the country side in Chihuahua, MX. My husband and I run into this museum in a very small town with unpaved streets (Five of six streets total!)
The museum was started by a local woman, Elizabeth Davila García, who likes to "roam" around the country side and started gathering mammuth teeth and old objects.
It is in the Ejido…[Read more]

One of the many murals inside the centuries old "Palacio de Gobierno" in Durango, MX. Which in fact was built as a palace for a Spanish Count of Sambrano, a wealthy silver and gold miner.

Running to my car to keep dry I saw these two young Raramuri Indians taking refuge from the rain under a canopy and sitting on a window sill. Their rugged feet caught my eye as well as the hand made tire sandals. Creel, Chih; Mexico. (My attempt to stay dry failed, but I got the picture).

An old Cesna "peeks" out of an older hangar jet.