“Raid on a Hippie Party”: The Night Mexico’s 1970s Counterculture Was Arrested
Journalist Rafael Cabrera delves into the archives and eyewitness accounts of the event in his new book.
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.
The Ball and the Ideas: Intellectuals Who Loved, Hated, and Debated Soccer
From Camus’s enthusiasm to Borges’s contempt, and including the critiques of Orwell and Eduardo Galeano, soccer is more than just a sport.
“Cama adentro” portrays Latina domestic workers in Madrid
A debt to the woman who raised her inspired Eulogia Merle's exhibition.
What the Atlas of Contemporary Architecture in Mexico Reveals
The curator of the exhibition, Pablo Landa, told us the details of the exhibition.
