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.
Agustina Picasso: The Argentine Woman Who Gave Up Art to Marry the Creator of The Simpsons
Before marrying Matt Groening, Picasso co-founded Mondongo, an art collective in Argentina.
5 Spanish-language films about art that reveal what no one wants to say
Beyond the galleries, cinema has succeeded in portraying the world of Latin American art in various ways.
Aurora Reyes, Mexico’s First Female Muralist: Art, Activism, and Feminism
The exhibition "Art and Struggle: Aurora Reyes" is a showcase of the artist's work.
Miroslav Ü: Avant-garde and Pre-Hispanic Memory from Oaxaca
Miroslav Ü is a project that blends house music and cutting-edge electronic music with traditional sounds.
Benjamín Romano and the Manifesto on Functionality That Is Transforming the Mexican Bajío
“The Collection: Networks and Trajectories of Mexican Art, 1910–1950” Comes to the MAM
Mario García Torres and Jorge Campos present “El que la cambia la falla” at the MAZ
