Architecture in Transit
The Teatro Colón: Buenos Aires’s Immortal Art and Architecture, Caught Between Art and Violence
One of Latin America's most legendary theaters stands as a silent witness to Argentina's history.
Red Wall: Jorge Medina’s Architecture in Roma, Chiapas, and Tulum
Muro Rojo was founded in 2005 as an architecture, interior design, and design firm.
The Calderón Theater: Architecture That Has Withstood the Test of Time
The history of the Calderón Theater makes it a must-see destination on any trip through the Mexican Bajío region.
Hesner Sánchez, the skateboarder, and his “New Tenochtitlán,” to the community space
Hesner Sánchez creates his art at the intersection of urban design and skateboarding culture.
Alanis-Correa: Young Mexican Architecture That Embraces Technology, Smart Home Systems, and Sustainability
Home automation and its cutting-edge features are a cornerstone of the Alanis-Correa firm.
What happened during the 1985 robbery at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City?
“The heist of the century” in Mexico, carried out at the National Museum of Anthropology, reveals the unique relationship we have with history
Nebraska Flores: Art as a Way to Imagine Other Ways of Living Together
Montevideo: 48 Hours After the Standoff in the Uruguayan Capital
The Art of Provocation: 5 Uncomfortable Moments in Latin American Art
Karlos Gil: “Contemporary art should return to the idea of being an interface”
