José Manuel Parraguez: “Body in the Air” and Chile’s Wounds

The Chilean filmmaker talks about his short film, loss, and memory.

Gonzalo Reyes-Araos: Migration, Technology, and Digital Art

A conversation about screen-mediated emotional connections, digital memory, and an artistic practice that finds new ways to represent experience in everyday life.

Art for Colombia: Galleries and Artists Unite in the Face of the Emergency

The initiative brings together 24 galleries and more than 100 artists for a charity sale to benefit those affected by the earthquake.

Art from Tamaulipas Takes Over the MAT: What Does Time Look Like When It Becomes a Work of Art?

“ZIG-ZAG: Lines in Time” and “Landscape: A Look Within” are the exhibitions opening.
Cultural Perspectives

José Manuel Parraguez: “Body in the Air” and Chile’s Wounds

The Chilean filmmaker talks about his short film, loss, and memory.
Destinations

Guadalajara: 48 Hours Between Traditional Roots and Contemporary Trends

Between Orozco’s mysticism and the artistic vibrancy of the American colony, we chart a course through design, architecture, and gastronomy to discover a metropolis in the midst of change.
Destinations

Tāpati Rapa Nui 2026: The Festival on Easter Island That Teaches Us Lessons in Identity and Sustainability.

Tāpati Rapa Nui 2026 will be held on the Chilean island from February 3 to 14.
Destinations

Chichén Itzá: The Dance of Architecture and the Cosmos

Chichén Itzá is also one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country.

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José Manuel Parraguez: “Body in the Air” and Chile’s Wounds

The Chilean filmmaker talks about his short film, loss, and memory.
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Gonzalo Reyes-Araos: Migration, Technology, and Digital Art

A conversation about screen-mediated emotional connections, digital memory, and an artistic practice that finds new ways to represent experience in everyday life.
Contemporary Art

Art for Colombia: Galleries and Artists Unite in the Face of the Emergency

The initiative brings together 24 galleries and more than 100 artists for a charity sale to benefit those affected by the earthquake.
Contemporary Art

Art from Tamaulipas Takes Over the MAT: What Does Time Look Like When It Becomes a Work of Art?

“ZIG-ZAG: Lines in Time” and “Landscape: A Look Within” are the exhibitions opening.
Architect's Notes

Luciano Kruk: “My job is to change the realities of a place”

We spoke with the Argentine architect about the search for new ways of living, the identity of Buenos Aires, and the challenge of evolving.
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“Modern Architecture”: The Story Behind Fricción, the Argentine Cult Band

Journalist and writer Diego Giordano traces the history of Fricción, the band led by Richard Coleman and closely associated with Gustavo Cerati.

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Tierra Patagonia: A luxury retreat offering unforgettable scenery in the far south of Chile

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Glaciers, pumas, and comfort in one of Chile’s most spectacular landscapes.

San Miguel de Allende: 48 Hours Between the Invisible and the Eternal

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A place in Argentina where the landscape and time stand still. Surrounded by mountains, steeped in history, and offering luxury accommodations

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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.
Architecture in Transit

Architecture in the Shadows: 5 Abandoned Buildings in Mexico City

Mexico City is a place where buildings from the early modern era coexist with an unknown future.
Cultural Perspectives

Iconic Spanish-Language Rock Album Covers: Identity and Visual Resistance in Latin America

These Spanish-language rock albums reflected cultural identity and resilience.
Spaces of Thought

Bellas Artes Reexamines Roberto Montenegro’s Artistic Modernity

The creator of the first mural of the modern Mexican movement.
Cultural Agenda

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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Galleries and Fairs

House of Gaga

House of Gaga is one of Mexico City’s most unique galleries. Founded in 2008 by Fernando Mesta and José Rojas, it operates out of Roma...
Contemporary Art

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.
Cultural Agenda

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.
Contemporary Art

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.
Contemporary Art

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.