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In the center of Monterrey, near its historic quarter and across from its city hall and main cathedral, stands a brunt orange postmodern building by renowned Mexican architect Ricardo Legorreta.

A series of exhibitions in neglected or humble buildings afford art the space to slack and slouch.

At The Campus, pairings of works by over 80 artists yield unexpected dialogues in classrooms, hallways, a gym, and even a science lab.

Throughout former classrooms, locker rooms, labs, a gymnasium and an overgrown football field, art has invested nearly every space.

Art Market San Francisco, the Bay Area鈥檚 longest-running modern and contemporary art fair, returns to Fort Mason鈥檚 Festival Pavilion this April 20鈥�23, with 85 top local, national, and international galleries.

The photographer and multimedia artist speaks about his earliest images, adopting a hawk, and taking a wild road trip to the Mexico-US border.

Miguel Calder贸n examines class, violence, and corruption in Mexican society with macabre, irreverent humor.

Mexican and Mexico-based artists, designers and architects are once again intervening at the Rockefeller Center.

Since 2019 this exhibition project was developed by curator Jesse Lerner, filmmaker, documentary producer, and researcher.

In the wake of budget cuts and pandemic restrictions, institutions look to a new generation of local artists

Art of Sport takes a close look at hero worship within sport, its gender and ethnicity codes, its inclusion and exclusion mechanisms, and the relation of sport to politics, power, and money. A glistening yellow sculpture is writhing athletically and, between its legs, an...

The group show 鈥淥TRXS MUNDXS,鈥� at Museo Tamayo, is a watershed moment: it鈥檚 the first standalone exhibition in the museum鈥檚 recent history to focus on young, local artists, all of whom work in Mexico City. Since the museum was founded in 1981, it has largely dedicated its...

"A Spirit of Disruption" hopes to 鈥渁rchive a new history,鈥� said curator Leila Weefur.

Since our last news story about artists opportunities and deadlines, some have been extended, others added, and a few have expired.

There鈥檚 more to a successful art scene than cheap rent, but, as Mexico City is finding out, it surely doesn鈥檛 hurt. The combination of affordability, magnetism, local history and culture have proven to be an enchanting allure.