All Art News

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 [...]

Published January 3, 2024 by: Natalie Taylor The church of Santa Ana, at its current location on Insurgentes and Reloj, began as a school for Read more [...]

Published December 18, 2023 The first thing that strikes you about plastic artist Beverly Moor is her youthful demeanor. She wears her years well, and Read more [...]

Published November 30, 2023 Many ancient artworks grace the buildings in San Miguel, with elaborate niches containing statues of various saints. One of the most Read more [...]

Published November 29, 2023 But for the big hearts and amazing foresight of one Mexican family, a newly built structure in Colonia La Luz might Read more [...]

 Published October 24, 2023 In previous articles I have spoken about the artwork within the parish church of Michael the  Archangel, the major church in Read more [...]

Published October 15, 2023 Some San Miguel artists are born here; others arrive from elsewhere and settle for a long haul, perhaps a lifetime; still Read more [...]

“Perros Sagrados y Sus Chamanes” is an art exhibit that celebrates the sacred Mexican hairless dog, the xoloitzccuintle and the shaman who heals. The xoloitzcuintle Read more [...]

Published october 9, 2023 DAMAGED NICHE A disturbing piece of news appeared last week about damage being done to one of the religious niches in Read more [...]