01 Mar Hotel Humano in Forbes.com
If it feels like everybody is going to Oaxaca, it’s because everybody really is going to Oaxaca. And a new hotel, in the ultra-buzzy Puerto Escondido area of the southern...
Casona Roma Norte in Galerie Magazine
Casona Roma Norte is a new-ish hotel in the buzzy Mexico City neighborhood of Roma. It’s in a historic building, that’s been painted pink. Read more here.
23 Feb Roberto Lugo’s latest exhibition/Forbes.com
Roberto Lugo’s latest exhibition, called Drip, shows ceramic teapots he made and hand-painted with images of hip hop and black icons, as well as Nike Air Force 1st he also...
19 Feb Prada Marfa’s 20th Anniversary/HTSI The Financial Times
When Prada Marfa was unveiled in 2005, Instagram did not exist and mobile phones with cameras were still a rare sight. “We knew there were art tourists going to Marfa...
10 Standout Design Moments at Mexico City’s Art Week/Galerie Magazine
The art world recently descended on Mexico City for its annual Art Week, imbuing the already-bustling creative capital with even more layers of energy. And a lot of energy is needed to...
01 Feb Delano Dubai in Galerie Magazine
Dubai is a city of superlatives. It holds hundreds of Guinness Book of World Records for things ranging from the world’s largest mall (12.1 million square feet) to the tallest fountain...
31 Jan Elmgreen & Dragset’s latest land art/Forbes.com
Elmgreen & Dragset, the Berlin-based conceptual artists behind Prada Marfa, will inaugurate their latest site-specific installation this weekend in the Khao-Yai Art Forest in Thailand. Called K-BAR, it was inspired by and meant as...
Faye Toogood’s Friedman Benda show/Forbes.com
“This collection is very special to me,” revealed Faye Toogood as she toured a group through her latest exhibition at Friedman Benda gallery in New York City. “It’s quite a quiet collection and a...
03 Jan Breaking down a $146k living room/Wall Street Journal
This living room cost $146,000 to furnish. Read the breakdown here.
Naoto Fukasawa exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art/Forbes.com
It’s the first-ever solo exhibition of the prolific Japanese designer’s work in the United States. Read about it here.