Tamayo, His Museum, and the Threat of a Hunger Strike That Forced Televisa to Back Down
In the context of “México 86,” a threatened hunger strike pitted Rufino Tamayo against Televisa and sparked a dispute over who should decide the museum’s future direction.
Lukas Avendaño: “We were taught to believe that they were doing us a favor”
The Oaxacan artist discusses muxe identity, performance, and Tehuana culture, and questions who has the power to represent a community
Francisco Ugarte: “I’ve become more of an artist and less of an architect over time”
The artist opens the doors to his studio to reflect on “Nothing but the Color of Light,” his transition from architecture to painting, and his constant pursuit of contemplation.
Estación Material, Vol. 5: Contemporary Art Takes Over Guadalajara
With more than 150 works, 18 galleries, and a vibrant schedule of accompanying events, the fifth edition of Estación Material cements Guadalajara’s status as a dynamic hub for contemporary art in Mexico.
Remedios Varo Enchants Denmark with Her First Major Exhibition
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark is presenting "Remedios Varo," the first major exhibition dedicated to the painter in Europe.
