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Mexican sculptor Enrique Carbajal González, born in Chihuahua in 1947, has received numerous awards for his sculptures, including several high honors in Japan.

Sculpture artist Sebastián to design new science museum in Monterrey

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Sebastián sought advice from scientists working at the Hadron Collider in Switzerland for the museum's design.
Globe map focused on North America

How did these other Mexican states get their names?

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Chiapas, Tlaxcala, Querétaro — here are more Mexican states with fascinating etymologies in the second half of this two-part series.
Mexican designer Patrick Campillo on a New York Fashion Week runway wearing a white T-shirt reading "El Golfo de México" with dolphins and a Mexican flag

Mexican fashion designer sports Gulf of Mexico T-shirt on NY Fashion...

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The fashion statement was widely interpreted as a protest against U.S. President Trump’s order to rename the Gulf.
Band playing onstage at the International Cervantino Festival in 2024. The band of all men and one woman are dressed in traditional Mexican shirts, black pants and white campesino hats. One of the man is holding his hat up and out at the audience.

Veracruz and United Kingdom to be Festival Cervantino 2025 guests of honor

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This festival, held annually in Guanajuato city, will take place this year from Oct. 10 to Oct. 26, featuring artists and performers from around the world.
Ynés Mexía

The strange story of Mexico’s most brilliant botanist

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If Indiana Jones went after rare plants instead of rare treasures, he'd still not come close to the adventures of Ynés Mexía.
Oaxaca artisans protest cultural appropriation

Oaxaca artisans accuse U.S. brands of stealing traditional designs

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The Culture Ministry promised to initiate immediate legal proceedings against the brands accused of plagiarizing Mixtec intellectual property.
Painting of a nun in habit holding the chin of a kneeling angel all in white. They are painted against a blood-red background. The painting is titled "Anunciación" or Annunciation.

Artist Fabián Cháirez again courts controversy with latest CDMX exhibit

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Cháirez's 2019 painting of a nude Emiliano Zapata in heels provoked protests, and his new exhibit of erotic Catholic imagery is also likely to turn heads. 
View of a Xochimilco chinampa across a canal

Saving Xochimilco: The battle to preserve Mexico City’s ancient canals

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Organizations like Humedalia are working to preserve Xochimilco's traditional agriculture and stop environmental degradation from unchecked tourism.
Spectators mill around an exhibition feature paintings and a large round sculpture at Zona Maco during Mexico City's Art Week 2025

Mexico City Art Week 2025: A quick guide to this week’s biggest events

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February in Mexico City means art is everywhere you look. Here are a few of the capital's biggest art extravaganzas happening this week.

What makes the San Miguel Writers’ Conference so special?

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San Miguel's star-studded literary meeting is back once again, bigger and better than ever.

The charm of San Miguel’s Parque Juárez

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It's San Miguel's most famous park, but did you know it was originally an orchard?
A view of Architect Luis Barragán’s famous hot pink La Cuadra San Cristóbal estate

Hot pink estate designed by Luis Barragán to become a cultural center

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Set on the outskirts of Mexico City, the architectural masterpiece La Cuadra San Cristóbal will open its doors to the public this fall.
Guiengola, Oaxaca

LiDAR study sheds light on ‘lost’ Zapotec city in southern Oaxaca

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For years, the Guiengola Archaeological Zone was believed to have been simply a fortress for housing soldiers. In fact, it was a thriving, expanding and fortified city.
Clay figures of women in a museum display case

‘Goddesses, warriors and governors’: Exhibition on power of women in ancient Huastec society opens in Torreón

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When it first opened in Chicago, the show made headlines for a rare life-size statue of a female ballplayer holding a decapitated head.
Man in leopard print bathrobe standing in front of wall papered with Mexican newspapers makes devil-horn rock sign with one hand while holding album with another

Even more Mexican heartthrobs — A gringo guide to must-listen pop stars

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Ladies please, now it's your turn — here are some of Mexico's most consummate maestras, as beloved by teenage boys throughout the eras.
Mexico's consumer protection agency Profeco said that it is currently reviewing demands for refunds from consumers who paid to watch the controversial film "Emilia Pérez" at Cinépolis theaters. 

Mexican moviegoers are asking for a refund after watching ‘Emilia Pérez’ in theaters

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Moviegoers have taken aim at Cinépolis for allegedly not honoring its “‘Cinépolis Guarantee,” which promises to reimburse the cost of your ticket if you are dissatisfied with the film.