The exhibition, Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up, at Victoria and Albert Museum, is currently showcasing more than 200 items from the Blue House, which was Frida Kahlo’s base in Mexico City and also the location where she... Read Article
I was predisposed to enjoy Los Adioses, Natalia Beristáin’s biopic about ‘mid-century modern’ Mexican feminist writer Rosario Castellanos. That the story of an influential intellectual was claiming territory in a genre crowded with froufrous about entertainers, sports heroes... Read Article
With a mere ten Latin Grammys and seven albums under her belt since her debut in 2003, Natalia Lafourcade has become one of Mexico’s most successful musicians. Her latest album, Musas (Muses) has paved the way for one... Read Article
Juan Pablo Villalobos, born in 1973 in Guadalajara, Mexico and currently living in Barcelona, is the author of two published books in English. Down the Rabbit Hole, a story told by the son of a Mexican drug baron,... Read Article
