A curated monthly dose of lifestyle, culture, and rhythm from San Miguel de Allende.
Spinning cellos, microscope insects and coral with a second chance. Inside Taller30, San Miguel’s quiet engine.
She woke on the floor of an elevator in 1975, and the ride never really ended. Mary Jane Miller paints women who speak through silence.
Faces of the dead, sent in by the living. Tomás Bürkey turns the altar into a collective act of memory.
International Artists Day, Jimmy Ray style. A free night for San Miguel’s creative pulse.
Steel plates, old chemistry and portraits built to outlast us. Sky Richards and the tintype revival.
A group show disguised as a living tienda, behind the door of a Centro speakeasy.
From San Miguel to the Burning Man dust to Ibiza at dawn. MartÃn Taylor on La Chispa and cosmic collisions.
One anonymous film photographer, one city that keeps staging its own scenes.
