Aurora Kalos and the Search for Home
Aurora Kalos paints migration and the inner search for home, her figures held between adaptation and loss in luminous, dissolving oil on canvas.
Johanna El Zelah: Feeling Modeled Into Clay
Johanna El Zelah models feeling into clay, shaping masks, flowers, and the female figure into small, charged, confessional hand-modeled ceramics.
Karlos Ibarra: Painting the Space Between People
Karlos Ibarra paints the human figure as a vessel for feeling, exploring balance, intimacy, and the charged space between people in large-format oil.
Molly van Amerongen: Landscapes of Feeling
Molly van Amerongen builds quiet abstractions in oil and marble dust on wood, fields of color that read as landscapes of feeling rather than place.
Su Lin Casanova: The Mirror That Looks Back
Su Lin Casanova paints the inner life as hard-won resilience. Her obsidian mirror motif turns looking into a confrontation with the self.
Collecting Mexican Contemporary Art: A Starting Point
A practical starting point for collecting Mexican contemporary art: how to begin, what to consider, and how to build with confidence.
Where to Discover Emerging Art in Mexico City
How to find emerging contemporary artists in Mexico City, from independent project spaces and open studios to galleries championing new voices.
What Collectors Should Know About Mexico City Art Week
Mexico City Art Week for collectors: which fairs matter, how to plan gallery visits by neighborhood, and how to buy well during a crowded week.
A Guide to Mexico City’s Contemporary Art Neighborhoods
A neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide to Mexico City’s contemporary art districts, from Roma and Juarez to Polanco and San Miguel Chapultepec.
The Rise of Polanco as an Art and Design Destination
How Polanco became one of Mexico City’s leading art and design destinations, and what makes the neighborhood distinct for collectors and travelers.
