It took its current form in 2018, under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador—a pugnacious, swaggering populist known ...

The first weekend of May is offering a plethora of diverse activities, from sports events to film screenings, fashion and ...

Filmmaker Alex Rivera talks his 2008 sci-fi cult classic "Sleep Dealer" — which seems prescient in an age of militarized ...

She has dressed down in gritty work clothes to record the shocking conditions ... and found herself inspired by Mexican muralist Diego Rivera and his partner, the artist Frida Kahlo.

It hosts some impressive examples of her works, but travelers say that the best part of visiting the house is seeing where the artist lived and painted with her husband, artist Diego Rivera.

Dozens of the artists’ most iconic works were created within these deep blue walls, and today’s galleries offer a glimpse into the studio equipment, clothes ... To gain a deeper understanding of Diego ...

Everything is for sale in Alex Rivera’s 2008 sci-fi feature “Sleep ... operates this robot remotely from Tijuana to construct a building in San Diego. How do you think that added layer of ...

Each of them had paid $1,200 to a pair of men named Carlos Rivera and Elias Nunez-Guardado ... they kept shedding belongings and clothes. Over the course of a few hours, a trail formed: sweaters ...

He was dressed in civilian clothes and seemed unconcerned over his ... the seizure of government by the late Gen. Primo De Rivera, who established a dictatorship in 1923 and continued in power ...

These watercolors not only breathe life into the powerful creation story of an ancient civilization, but also provide insight into Rivera's passionate and creative vision of the pre-Hispanic worl ...

For my 16th birthday she found The Fabulous Life of Diego Rivera, this huge and very famous biography. I had already decided to be an artist, and I also dreamed of meeting another artist and being ...

Frida Kahlo’s and Diego Rivera’s experiences with Paris are brought to life in intimate detail through unconnected exhibitions at the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts and the Art Institute of Chicago.