Category: Art
Day of the Dead Family Festival at the Horniman Museum Join us at the Horniman Museum and Gardens for the very first Day of the Dead Family Festival, celebrating Mexico’s most iconic cultural tradition in one of London’s most beautiful museums and gardens. This one-day festival will fill the Horniman with vibrant music, dance, craft, food, […]
by Viridiana Marin Marin When Andrés Zúñiga steps onto the stage at Gala de Danza in London, it’s not just another performance—it’s a full-circle moment. Now a rising star with New York City Ballet at just 21 years old, Andrés returns to the very platform that first ignited his dream of becoming a professional dancer. […]
From Los Cabos to London: Mexico Takes the Spotlight at Gala de Danza’s UK Premiere In June 2025, London will play host to one of the most anticipated arts events of the year: Gala de Danza. While the line-up includes globally renowned artists and breathtaking performances, it’s the Mexican roots of this international festival that […]
By Elena K. Cruz In a breathless burst of poetry, the creative culture of Southeast London has become both mystified and tethered to the community through the perspective of Mexican writer Regina Avendaño Trueba, through her large-scale, immersive poetry project Eight Nights. For her three-mile-long project stretching between Peckham and Lewisham, Avendaño Trueba framed […]
John Golding, celebrated as one of the great abstract painters of the twentieth century, possessed a profound connection to Mexico that infused his artistry with cultural richness.
This January, the Jerwood Theatre Upstairs at the Royal Court Theatre will host some of the most exciting voices developing work through the Royal Court’s International Programme. These six performances come from artists making work in a rich variety of different traditions and languages. Many of them began life on writers groups and projects run by the […]
by Viridiana Marin In the vibrant tapestry of Mexican culture, there exists a phenomenon that transcends mere sport; it’s a spectacle, an art form, and a symbol of resilience rolled into one – Lucha Libre. This is the world where masculinity roars louder than a lion’s roar, a macho arena where Saúl Armendáriz’s extraordinary journey […]
By Viridiana Marin Marin It’s time to get you in ‘Día de Muertos’ mood that’s why we gathered the best Day of the dead short films about this Mexican tradition that is going to put you right spirit for this celebration. People around the world know Mexico for its food, culture, and traditions. Dia de […]