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February 19, 2024
The poet and editor on keeping a loved one’s memory alive, his literary journal Irish Pages and his regard for Seamus Heaney’s work
January 15, 2024
While thousands descended on Miami Beach for Art Basel, Coral Gables-based architecture firm Permuy Architecture celebrated its 2023 “Art + Architecture” exhibition on Friday, Dec. 8. The exhibition series is an annual company tradition conducted on the Friday of Miami Art Week as a nod to the original “Friday Gallery Nights” held in Permuy Gallery
September 2, 2023
Casa riviera nayarit designed by the studio legorreta & alonso is a luxury multi-generational house in mexico.
May 25, 2023
From Baja to the Yucatan, a bevy of new luxury resorts have opened up in Mexico over the last year, including ones under the Four Seasons and Hilton banners.
November 8, 2022
Loco Tequila is now available for the first-time ever in the United States, beginning in the San Francisco Bay Area. All three of Loco’s distinguished expressions, the Loco Blanco, Loco Ambar and the flagship Loco Puro Corazon, are now available for purchase through the website, Loco-Tequila.com, and via Reservebar.com in 34 states.
September 14, 2022
On the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art lawn, just a few yards away from one of the iconic shuttlecock sculptures, a new sculpture — "Mirror Pavilion III," by Jan Hendrix — has erupted.
September 6, 2022
In a ‘magical place’ in the Connecticut woods, one couple built a rural escape where the most fragile artwork is just out of reach.
July 9, 2022
Albuquerque artist Mark Horst dreamed of becoming an artist, but business got in the way. Later in life, he knew he had to paint full time.
April 1, 2022
At the corner of Mission and Third Streets in San Francisco’s Yerba Buena district, the Aronson Building is getting a new lease on life
June 25, 2021
La subasta del primer NFT en México alcanza los 5.580 dólares Ciudad de México, 24 jun (EFE).- La subasta de la obra "VIVA", del artista contemporáneo mexicano Juan Carlos Del Valle, la primera de un NFT ("cripto arte") en México, alcanzó este jueves los 5.580 dólares, unos 110.880 pesos mexicanos, en una evento celebrado en la capital mexicana. Por EFE 24 de junio de 2021 - 23:23 Concebida para existir y palpitar eternamente en el espacio digital, la obra, una abstracciÃ...