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Published May 31, 2024 I recently had the very enjoyable opportunity to meet Maestro Rogelio Riojas-Nolasco, director and founder of San Miguel de Allende’s inspiring Read more [...]

Published May 27, 2024 by Natalie Taylor Did you know that the Biblioteca has a Mystery Room? Yes, indeed, it is a spot where several Read more [...]

Published May 24, 2024 Over the years, the streets of Colonia Guadalupe have become giant canvases for local and foreign artists. What began as a Read more [...]

Published April 7, 2024 Using anything from coffee grounds, to turmeric, David Delany creates unique works of art on translucent canvases illuminated by LED lights Read more [...]

Published March 21, 2024 In the richness of Mexico’s cultural history, opera has a complex and intriguing narrative, blending European influence with Mexican identity. From its Read more [...]

Published March 18, 2024 A stonemason born in the 1800s, and an artist living today. Both native sons, connected through a centuries-long thread. The challenge Read more [...]

Published March 5, 2024 Sometimes great artists seem to hide among us, and it takes a little digging to find them and bring them to Read more [...]

Published February 22, 2024 By Camie Fenton. For people who love art and those who love to create and share art, this Saturday and Sunday Read more [...]

Published February 20, 2024 All the major artists that worked and taught in San Miguel de Allende during the 1940s, came from someplace else—either other Read more [...]

Published February 14, 2024 by Natalie Taylor Don’t walk by me!” Sharon Van den Berg’s paintings and sculptures cry out . And it is a Read more [...]