Tag:
mexico
Arts & Culture
Locating Disability in the Archive
On histories of illness and disability in Mexico, and what they can tell us about the current pandemic.
SAIC
“It’s Heartbreaking”: COVID Forces International Grads to Change Plans
Floundering economy, Trump's hostility make remaining in the U.S. difficult
Entertainment
Doña Angela, YouTube’s Abuelita
One of YouTube's most popular cooks is also one of the platform's most unexpected celebrities.
SAIC
Student Feature: Ricardo Partida
VIDEO: Ricardo Partida's paintings discuss the dimensions of desire.
Literature
In Translation: Verses de los muertos
First edition of Lit's new In Translation series: Calaveritas for the Dia de los Muertos
Arts & Culture
Citizens of Modernism
A show at the AIC explores Mexican arts' influence on a set of international artists and designers.
Arts & Culture
Five Artists Redesign Their National Flags
To more accurately represent what the country stands for, or to imagine its possibilities.
Arts & Culture
Remapping the Border
Cog•nate Collective seeks to reframe narratives surrounding the U.S.-Mexico border
Entertainment
Roma Review – A Portrait of Mexico City in the ’70s
Roma is Mexico in a specific time and place. Named after the historic middle class neighborhood in Mexico City where director Alfonso Cuarón grew up, the film is a semi-biographical memoir of his childhood and the women who raised him.
News
Rumbo al Norte: Mexico’s Response to Asylum Seekers
As the so-called "Migrant Caravan" makes its way to the U.S.-Mexico border, the northbound group of Central Americans face a mix of support and backlash from Mexico.
F+
Getting to Know Spring
Coming from a place without spring, it's not an easy season to get used to.
Arts & Culture
Tania Aguiñiga’s Crisis of Identity at Volume Gallery
At Volume Gallery, the latest evolution of a resourceful and thought-provoking artist.
Arts & Culture
‘Andy Warhol. Dark Star’ and Institutional Responsibility
An Andy Warhol retrospective in Mexico City lacks cultural context, and forces us to examine art institutions' responsibility to the public.
Arts & Culture
5 Questions: Tracy Montes
Tracy Montes speaks on her experience teaching art in Mexico.
Multimedia
Mexico: A Healing
I didn’t know how to be okay on my own anymore. My emotions were all over the place. I loved and hated the afternoon rain, all at once.
