Mural of the Week: The Great Wall of Los Angeles by Judy Baca
Part of her LA River series
Acrylic on rolled canvas, The mural depicts the Watts Riots of the 1960s, the Mexican…More
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Mural of the Week: The Great Wall of Los Angeles by Judy Baca
BOOK REVIEW: The Imposter, by Johanna van Zanten
Heartbreakingly brilliant
Johanna van Zanten is an immigrant from the Netherlands to Canada and now spends her…More
San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of El Sauz
Lakeside Chronicles by María del Refugio Reynozo Medina
“San Isidro is asked for a good storm so that there is a good harvest,”…More
Ana Latorre of Córdoba, Spain performs Flamenco at La Cochera Cultural
Captivating evening: poignant lyrics, complex rhythms, and spellbinding dancing
Ana Latorre of Córdoba, Spain and Rodrigo Robles treated the Ribera community to an outstanding…More
Festive event celebrates Xilotl’s latest art exhibition
A diverse collection on display through June 30
The Centro para la Cultura y las Artes de la Ribera (CCAR) in Ajijic hosted…More
Artist Antonio Jesus Vega remembers his childhood in Ajijic
He works to save Ajijic’s essence through art
Stephanie Elizabeth Ramero- Chapala- Lakeside’s Pueblo Mágico Ajijic is often mentioned in travel articles, Expat…More
Mural of the Week: Aztec
Panorama of a pyramid and Aztec symbology and gods. Unsigned mural on a private residence…More
World famous Mayahuel Women’s Choir at LLT May 12
Second show with the Chamber Choir of UdeG
Coro Femenino Mayahuel – the world-famous Mayahuel Women’s Choir – will appear at the Lakeside…More
Mural of the Week: John Prine
Expats sometimes get the mural bug as well. This garage door features a mural memorializing…More
Neil James remembrance exhibition at CCAR
“Horizontes” show open until May 19
The exhibition “Horizontes” presented at the Centro para la Cultura y las Artes de la…More