She gazes out with piercing blue eyes. Her face, neither pale nor dark, sits framed by long, dark hair. If you passed her in ...

From rock concerts to immersive exhibits on Frida Kahlo, Tim Burton and more, everyone can find something fun to do in Mexico ...

These are not moments for museums to be centered on themselves. These are moments for listening, learning, and for creating ...

In 1956 the painter Diego Rivera stated that three of the world’s most important female artists lived in Mexico. (His wife, Frida Kahlo, had just died.) He was talking about European émigrée ...

From altars to flower crowns honoring figures like Frida Kahlo and her grandmothers, every piece Danielle makes carries cultural significance. Her "Hungry Calaverita," a papier-maché skull, is ...

Chicanos in Los Angeles and San Francisco brought those things together, said Marchi, author of “The Day of the Dead in the U.S.: The Migration and Transformation of a Cultural Phenomenon.” ...

Day of the Dead Altar at Frida Kahlo Museum: October 28-November 4 One of the best Mexico City museums, no CDMX trip is complete without La Casa Azul Frida Kahlo Museum.

Artist Frida Kahlo is a popular inspiration, along with skeletons, sugar skulls, butterflies and mariachi performers. (See photos of festival visitors in the gallery at the top of this post.) ...

On Day of the Dead, families throughout Mexico make offerings of food to their departed loved ones. A fresh loaf of pan de muerto sits outside the oven at Panificadora San Martín in Oaxaca City.

Day of the Dead is an important festival held each year in South American countries, but especially in Mexico - you may have seen it in the movies Coco and The Book of Life.

UPDATED: January 26, 2024 at 1:52 PM EST Mexican artist Frida Kahlo was a fascinating woman. And “Frida,” Robert Xavier Rodriguez’s opera about her, fascinates, as well.