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.
Art of NOMA
Stories
Reporting, artist conversations and collector guides from Mexico City and across Latin America.
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.
Arturo Lemus Beltrán: Hyperreal Oils of Humans and Robots
Arturo Lemus Beltrán paints hyperreal oil encounters between humans and robots. Originals from USD 2,079–6,050 at Art of NOMA.
Choosing Art That Complements Wood, Stone, and Natural Materials
How to choose art that complements wood, stone, and natural materials, working with undertones and texture so pieces feel rooted in your space.
Chuma Montemayor: Photographs That Behave Like Memory
Chuma Montemayor’s Memory series treats photography as recollection, not record. Works from USD 2,000–9,100 at Art of NOMA.
How to Pair Art With Bold Wall Colors
A guide to pairing art with bold wall colors, using contrast, tonal echoes, and framing so pieces hold their own against a saturated backdrop.
Tori Pounds: Painting Memory, Intimacy and the Half-Invented
Tori Pounds paints figurative works in oil, mixed media and pastel exploring memory and intimacy. Originals from USD 600–7,350 at Art of NOMA.
Warm vs. Cool Palettes: Choosing Art for a Room’s Mood
Understand warm and cool palettes and how art color shapes a room’s mood, so you can choose pieces that support how you want a space to feel.
Alyssa Tang: The Body Under Pressure in Oil and Charcoal
Alyssa Tang paints the body in oil and charcoal, exploring pressure and restraint. Originals from USD 1,000–6,000 at Art of NOMA.
Daniel de Polignac: Painting the Psychology of the Present
Daniel de Polignac paints anxiety, identity and authority in bold acrylic canvases. Originals from USD 650–1,300 at Art of NOMA.
