I had seen the video in Cancun, but being inside this "nomadic" museum was really moving !!The exhibit includes 200 sepia-toned photographs and a film by Canadian-born artist Gregory Colbert, housed in a soaring, temple-like structure built of shipping containers and bamboo that now occupies the Zocolo in Mexico City. It's a striking, stripped-down setting that, with its dramatic lighting and piped-in, meditative music,
is an appropriate setting for Colbert's images of elephants, lemurs and dolphins and the beautiful models he has posing with them. I think my favorite was his swimming with the whales.
I had seen the video in Cancun, but being inside this "nomadic" museum was really moving !!The exhibit includes 200 sepia-toned photographs and a film by Canadian-born artist Gregory Colbert, housed in a soaring, temple-like structure built of shipping containers and bamboo that now occupies the Zocolo in Mexico City. It's a striking, stripped-down setting that, with its dramatic lighting and piped-in, meditative music, 
is an appropriate setting for Colbert's images of elephants, lemurs and dolphins and the beautiful models he has posing with them. I think my favorite was his swimming with the whales.
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