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Artisan and sculptor Jose Garcia Antonio of Oaxaca, Mexico, in his studio leans over a large piece of clay he is sculpting into the shape of a human figure. He's wearing a purple button down shirt and a traditional cloth sombrero.

How Oaxaca’s blind sculptor works with his inner eye

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Sheinbaum announcing ApoyArte credit program alongside Indigenous textile artisans

Sheinbaum launches ‘ApoyArte’ credit program for Indigenous textile artisans

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A collection of unique, handcrafted Mexican ceramic art pieces in shades of green and yellow, including tall stacked sculptures, vases, bowls, and whimsical figures, arranged on a textured grey surface.

How a Mexico City studio is championing truly fair artisan partnerships

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A large, light-colored cantera stone sculpture of a crouching gargoyle with outstretched wings, set against a blue sky with some clouds.

Stonework reimagined: Querétaro’s Hugo Uribe ushers in a new age for...

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A modern Mexican courtyard with parquet floor and stone double entrance doors to a home. The three sides around the doors feature modernist abstract colors of stained glass.

A touch of Frank Lloyd Wright in San Miguel de Allende

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An elderly woman in a rustic backyard pottery workshop forms a ball of clay into a large bowl by hand without a potting wheel. The photo is a triptrych that shows different stages of her process in making the bowl.

The last potter: Nicanora Valdez’s vanishing legacy in clay

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Oaxaca artisans protest cultural appropriation

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

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Cultural appropriation in Mexican fashion: The ‘Original’ revolution

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Framing Mexico: Breathing new life into ancient tobacco traditions

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