Equinoxious: Rogelio Serrano’s Electronic Odyssey

Drawing inspiration from industrial architecture, literature, and Estridentismo, the project explores modular music.

Annie Leibovitz Returns to the World Cup with Photography, Soccer, Art, and Archaeology at Mexico 2026

Portraits, historical images, and artifacts come together in an exhibition that explores the relationship between sports and memory.

Amulio Espinosa: the Mexican filmmaker who moved to Finland and will premiere “About the Beginning” in Mexico

He is also the director of Cinemaissí, the Latin American film festival in the Nordic countries, and reflects on travel and identity.

Villa Pilar: Leonora Carrington’s Lost Painting, Born Amid Shock Therapy and Ghosts

The work has resurfaced in Spain and will be included in "Leonora Carrington: The Symptomatic Surreal" at the Freud Museum
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Equinoxious: Rogelio Serrano’s Electronic Odyssey

Drawing inspiration from industrial architecture, literature, and Estridentismo, the project explores modular music.
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Marmota: The Flavor and Spirit of the Pacific Northwest in Mexico City

The restaurant brings a taste of Puget Sound to Mexico City's Roma neighborhood.
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Latin America’s Coolest Drinks: The 5 Most Iconic Cocktails (and How to Make Them at Home)

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The Acropolis: the legendary café, restaurant, and gallery where history comes alive

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Equinoxious: Rogelio Serrano’s Electronic Odyssey

Drawing inspiration from industrial architecture, literature, and Estridentismo, the project explores modular music.
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Annie Leibovitz Returns to the World Cup with Photography, Soccer, Art, and Archaeology at Mexico 2026

Portraits, historical images, and artifacts come together in an exhibition that explores the relationship between sports and memory.
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Amulio Espinosa: the Mexican filmmaker who moved to Finland and will premiere “About the Beginning” in Mexico

He is also the director of Cinemaissí, the Latin American film festival in the Nordic countries, and reflects on travel and identity.
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Villa Pilar: Leonora Carrington’s Lost Painting, Born Amid Shock Therapy and Ghosts

The work has resurfaced in Spain and will be included in "Leonora Carrington: The Symptomatic Surreal" at the Freud Museum
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Tierra Patagonia: A luxury retreat offering unforgettable scenery in the far south of Chile

Glaciers, pumas, and comfort in one of Chile’s most spectacular landscapes.
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“Art is a fruit born from the artist’s heart”: Pedro Reyes and his new exhibition at LABOR

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Eva Norvind: Chaos as an Art Form, in an Intimate Portrait by Her Daughter Nailea

Twenty years after her mother’s passing, Nailea Norvind pieces together the story of her mother, Eva Norvind, based on her own memories.
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Huehuecóyotl: the historic ecovillage near Tepoztlán that lets you disconnect from the world

Huehuecóyotl is the first ecovillage established in Latin America. Are you up for spending a weekend surrounded by nature?
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He is also the director of Cinemaissí, the Latin American film festival in the Nordic countries, and reflects on travel and identity.
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In the exhibition, stone and amate serve as vehicles for reflecting on permanence.
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Annie Leibovitz Returns to the World Cup with Photography, Soccer, Art, and Archaeology at Mexico 2026

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Travesía Cuatro

A gallery connecting Madrid, Guadalajara and Mexico City through contemporary art.
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Jose Dávila: “Bringing two objects together and creating a dialogue between them generates content in and of itself”

For Jose Dávila, escapism is not necessarily the main driving force behind his work.
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Peces Raros: Argentina’s electronic avant-garde takes the stage in Guadalajara

Peces Raros is one of the local acts on the lineup for Ultra Buenos Aires 2026 on February 14 and 15.
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Curro Gallery: The New World Order of Art and “Elegant Solutions to Complicated Ideas”

Over the course of nearly 20 years, CURRO has become a leading institution in the contemporary art scene of Guadalajara, Jalisco.
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Milena Muzquiz: “Hot Served Cold” or the Rebellion of Everyday Art

Milena Muzquiz is an artist from Tijuana; she studied fine arts at the California College of the Arts.