Despite charrería being a longstanding culture recognized by UNESCO, even many Mexicans have never witnessed an authentic ...

Todos Santos offers an immersive day trip to experience authentic Mexican culture beyond the beaches. The town hosts approximately 15 festivals throughout the year, including an art festival ...

Each of the six vehicles’ hoods contains a bronze Wixárika art-inspired pearl bronze design ... and red colors representing the Mexican flag. This one-off lineup also contains a “Q ...

The pieces are larger-than-life Mexican folk art made from fiberglass and other materials. The alebrijes represent animalistic spirit guides, while the nahuales are representative of “shapeshifting ...

"In this family, there are at least three of us who will fight tooth and nail to keep Mexican music alive ... elegantly dressed in a charro outfit. “Now I leave you with the new king of ...

Press conference May 16 at 10:30 a.m. CDT at the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago The limestone frieze dates between 500 - 900 CE, during the Classic Period of Maya civilization in Mexico.

In true showman fashion, That Mexican OT even teased the event beforehand by cleverly reworking the cover art of his recent collaboration with Lil Wayne, “Baby Mad at Me.” The revamped artwork ...

Studio Saturday weaving at the National Museum of Mexican Art (NMMA) in Chicago (photo by Beto de Frietas, courtesy NMMA) America’s Cultural Treasures: This article is part of a series sponsored ...

El Compa Negro is on Facetime with his stylist, trying to pick out his outfit ahead of his set at the Compton Art and History Museum ... a celebration of regional Mexican music on the city ...

“So, curanderismo is the art of Mexican folk healing. I like to call it more like Southwestern folk healing, too, because it’s totally embedded in New Mexico culture,” Noriega explaine ...

When filmmaker Travis Gutiérrez Senger reflects on ASCO’s legacy, he quickly notes they were more than an art group; they created a movement, one with remarkable influence on Chicano art history.

It was the launching pad for her career as an artist and educator, her journey diving into the whys and hows of the universe, and her evolving body of work that fuses art, technology, science ...