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How Oaxaca’s La Ventanilla turned tourism into conservation
After providing a sanctuary for sea turtles, crocodiles and the mangroves that protect the Oaxaca coast, La Ventanilla emerged as one of Mexico's best ecotourism destinations.
A mountain, a legend and a dream: Chavela Vargas’ Tepoztlán home
Captivated by Chalchitépetl, a mountain she had dreamed about before she actually saw it, iconic Mexican singer Chavela Vargas built her dream home in Tepoztlán, Morelos.
How a Tijuana ceramicist turned desert animals into an interior design concept
Sócrates Medina's ceramics reflect not only his fascination with Tijuana, home to his Perro y Arena design studio, but also Mexico's desert landscapes.
Framing nature through architecture: An interview with acclaimed architect Diego Villaseñor
Diego Villaseñor, who is considered one of the world's greatest living architects, recently sat down for an interview with MND on the terrace of his newest project, in Amatlán de Quetzalcóatl, Morelos.
The fun and fantastical interior design of Mérida’s Chuch Estudio
The pandemic taught Aranza García the importance of loving the spaces you inhabit. Her whimsical designs now inspire passion from Mexico City to Milan.
How Tijuana’s award-winning Xicoténcatl Park united a neglected migrant community
Municipal officials only intended to create flood-prevention infrastructure for this underserved migrant neighborhood, but designers saw an opportunity to bring residents together.
Ernesto Gómez Gallardo: The architect who redefined Mexican furniture
Furniture design was one of many specialties of esteemed Mexican architect Ernesto Gómez Gallardo Argüelles, but it may be the one for which he is most remembered.
Meet TONO Festival: Time-based performance, video, music and dance
TONO Festival introduces a general audience to experimental contemporary art through major museums in Mexico City and Puebla.
Pausing and nature: Hilda Palafox in New York
A new exhibition by Mexican artist Hilda Palafox in the Sean Kelly Gallery in New York showcases her passions for fire, femininity and nature.
The Mexican legacy of landscaper Mario Schjetnan
If the subject is landscape architecture in Mexico, the name Mario Schjetnan is inescapable, thanks to his almost 50 year career in the country.
