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The Theater and Policy Salon
BY AFSA| APRIL, 2020 > In early 2020 we held discussions hosted by Theater J, Mosaic Theater Company and Studio Theatre. And this spring we are partnering with the Mexican Cultural Institute and NYU Washington to focus on Arena Stage…
Famous Mexican photographer in D.C. for new exhibition
BY HOLA CULTURA| MARCH 2, 2020 > Starting Friday, Oct 30 the Mexican Cultural Institute is bringing the Aztec underworld to life in it’s Dia de Los Muertos or “Day of the Dead” display. READ THE FULL ARTICLE >
With Mexicalidad, the Mexican Cultural Institute Presents the Glorious Work of Object Designers
BY WASHINGTON CITYPAPER| FEBRUARY 07, 2020 > The Mexican Cultural Institute partnered with MODO, the Museo del Objeto del Objeto in Mexico, to create Mexicalidad: Diseño Nuevas Generaciones, a visually stunning exhibition featuring a selection of 164 items throughout multiple…
Hidden Gems of Washington DC
WASHINGTONIAN MAGAZINE 2020, Jan 15, 2020 > Mexican Cultural Institute: “At the Mexican Cultural Institute, the dramatic, recently restored Roberto Cueva del Río mural lining the three-story staircase tells the story of Mexico’s history and its long friendship with the…
Favorite art museum still shut down? These 10 are open—and worth visiting
THE WASHINGTON POST, Jan 8, 2019 > Vested Values (through Jan. 29)—Complexity and vigorous juxtaposition are the hallmarks of this group show featuring more than 40 works by contemporary Mexican artists. Paintings range from the abstract to the photorealistic. Collage…
Hidden inside Washington’s embassies: A world of fun (and free) stuff to do
THE WASHINGTON POST, Nov 29, 2018 > “From 1921 to 1989, the Embassy of Mexico occupied a landmark Beaux-Arts mansion on 16th Street NW, just north of Meridian Hill Park. When it moved to a building in the West End,…
The Theater and Policy Salon
BY AFSA| APRIL, 2020 > In early 2020 we held discussions hosted by Theater J, Mosaic Theater Company and Studio Theatre. And this spring we are partnering with the Mexican Cultural Institute and NYU Washington to focus on Arena Stage…
Famous Mexican photographer in D.C. for new exhibition
BY HOLA CULTURA| MARCH 2, 2020 > Starting Friday, Oct 30 the Mexican Cultural Institute is bringing the Aztec underworld to life in it’s Dia de Los Muertos or “Day of the Dead” display. READ THE FULL ARTICLE >
With Mexicalidad, the Mexican Cultural Institute Presents the Glorious Work of Object Designers
BY WASHINGTON CITYPAPER| FEBRUARY 07, 2020 > The Mexican Cultural Institute partnered with MODO, the Museo del Objeto del Objeto in Mexico, to create Mexicalidad: Diseño Nuevas Generaciones, a visually stunning exhibition featuring a selection of 164 items throughout multiple…
Hidden Gems of Washington DC
WASHINGTONIAN MAGAZINE 2020, Jan 15, 2020 > Mexican Cultural Institute: “At the Mexican Cultural Institute, the dramatic, recently restored Roberto Cueva del Río mural lining the three-story staircase tells the story of Mexico’s history and its long friendship with the…
Favorite art museum still shut down? These 10 are open—and worth visiting
THE WASHINGTON POST, Jan 8, 2019 > Vested Values (through Jan. 29)—Complexity and vigorous juxtaposition are the hallmarks of this group show featuring more than 40 works by contemporary Mexican artists. Paintings range from the abstract to the photorealistic. Collage…
Hidden inside Washington’s embassies: A world of fun (and free) stuff to do
THE WASHINGTON POST, Nov 29, 2018 > “From 1921 to 1989, the Embassy of Mexico occupied a landmark Beaux-Arts mansion on 16th Street NW, just north of Meridian Hill Park. When it moved to a building in the West End,…
The Theater and Policy Salon
BY AFSA| APRIL, 2020 > In early 2020 we held discussions hosted by Theater J, Mosaic Theater Company and Studio Theatre. And this spring we are partnering with the Mexican Cultural Institute and NYU Washington to focus on Arena Stage…
Famous Mexican photographer in D.C. for new exhibition
BY HOLA CULTURA| MARCH 2, 2020 > Starting Friday, Oct 30 the Mexican Cultural Institute is bringing the Aztec underworld to life in it’s Dia de Los Muertos or “Day of the Dead” display. READ THE FULL ARTICLE >
With Mexicalidad, the Mexican Cultural Institute Presents the Glorious Work of Object Designers
BY WASHINGTON CITYPAPER| FEBRUARY 07, 2020 > The Mexican Cultural Institute partnered with MODO, the Museo del Objeto del Objeto in Mexico, to create Mexicalidad: Diseño Nuevas Generaciones, a visually stunning exhibition featuring a selection of 164 items throughout multiple…
Hidden Gems of Washington DC
WASHINGTONIAN MAGAZINE 2020, Jan 15, 2020 > Mexican Cultural Institute: “At the Mexican Cultural Institute, the dramatic, recently restored Roberto Cueva del Río mural lining the three-story staircase tells the story of Mexico’s history and its long friendship with the…
Favorite art museum still shut down? These 10 are open—and worth visiting
THE WASHINGTON POST, Jan 8, 2019 > Vested Values (through Jan. 29)—Complexity and vigorous juxtaposition are the hallmarks of this group show featuring more than 40 works by contemporary Mexican artists. Paintings range from the abstract to the photorealistic. Collage…
Hidden inside Washington’s embassies: A world of fun (and free) stuff to do
THE WASHINGTON POST, Nov 29, 2018 > “From 1921 to 1989, the Embassy of Mexico occupied a landmark Beaux-Arts mansion on 16th Street NW, just north of Meridian Hill Park. When it moved to a building in the West End,…
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The Theater and Policy Salon
BY AFSA| APRIL, 2020 > In early 2020 we held discussions hosted by Theater J, Mosaic Theater Company and Studio Theatre. And this spring we are partnering with the Mexican Cultural Institute and NYU Washington to focus on Arena Stage…
Famous Mexican photographer in D.C. for new exhibition
BY HOLA CULTURA| MARCH 2, 2020 > Starting Friday, Oct 30 the Mexican Cultural Institute is bringing the Aztec underworld to life in it’s Dia de Los Muertos or “Day of the Dead” display. READ THE FULL ARTICLE >
With Mexicalidad, the Mexican Cultural Institute Presents the Glorious Work of Object Designers
BY WASHINGTON CITYPAPER| FEBRUARY 07, 2020 > The Mexican Cultural Institute partnered with MODO, the Museo del Objeto del Objeto in Mexico, to create Mexicalidad: Diseño Nuevas Generaciones, a visually stunning exhibition featuring a selection of 164 items throughout multiple…
Hidden Gems of Washington DC
WASHINGTONIAN MAGAZINE 2020, Jan 15, 2020 > Mexican Cultural Institute: “At the Mexican Cultural Institute, the dramatic, recently restored Roberto Cueva del Río mural lining the three-story staircase tells the story of Mexico’s history and its long friendship with the…
Favorite art museum still shut down? These 10 are open—and worth visiting
THE WASHINGTON POST, Jan 8, 2019 > Vested Values (through Jan. 29)—Complexity and vigorous juxtaposition are the hallmarks of this group show featuring more than 40 works by contemporary Mexican artists. Paintings range from the abstract to the photorealistic. Collage…
Hidden inside Washington’s embassies: A world of fun (and free) stuff to do
THE WASHINGTON POST, Nov 29, 2018 > “From 1921 to 1989, the Embassy of Mexico occupied a landmark Beaux-Arts mansion on 16th Street NW, just north of Meridian Hill Park. When it moved to a building in the West End,…
The Theater and Policy Salon
BY AFSA| APRIL, 2020 > In early 2020 we held discussions hosted by Theater J, Mosaic Theater Company and Studio Theatre. And this spring we are partnering with the Mexican Cultural Institute and NYU Washington to focus on Arena Stage…
Famous Mexican photographer in D.C. for new exhibition
BY HOLA CULTURA| MARCH 2, 2020 > Starting Friday, Oct 30 the Mexican Cultural Institute is bringing the Aztec underworld to life in it’s Dia de Los Muertos or “Day of the Dead” display. READ THE FULL ARTICLE >
With Mexicalidad, the Mexican Cultural Institute Presents the Glorious Work of Object Designers
BY WASHINGTON CITYPAPER| FEBRUARY 07, 2020 > The Mexican Cultural Institute partnered with MODO, the Museo del Objeto del Objeto in Mexico, to create Mexicalidad: Diseño Nuevas Generaciones, a visually stunning exhibition featuring a selection of 164 items throughout multiple…
Hidden Gems of Washington DC
WASHINGTONIAN MAGAZINE 2020, Jan 15, 2020 > Mexican Cultural Institute: “At the Mexican Cultural Institute, the dramatic, recently restored Roberto Cueva del Río mural lining the three-story staircase tells the story of Mexico’s history and its long friendship with the…
Favorite art museum still shut down? These 10 are open—and worth visiting
THE WASHINGTON POST, Jan 8, 2019 > Vested Values (through Jan. 29)—Complexity and vigorous juxtaposition are the hallmarks of this group show featuring more than 40 works by contemporary Mexican artists. Paintings range from the abstract to the photorealistic. Collage…
Hidden inside Washington’s embassies: A world of fun (and free) stuff to do
THE WASHINGTON POST, Nov 29, 2018 > “From 1921 to 1989, the Embassy of Mexico occupied a landmark Beaux-Arts mansion on 16th Street NW, just north of Meridian Hill Park. When it moved to a building in the West End,…
The Theater and Policy Salon
BY AFSA| APRIL, 2020 > In early 2020 we held discussions hosted by Theater J, Mosaic Theater Company and Studio Theatre. And this spring we are partnering with the Mexican Cultural Institute and NYU Washington to focus on Arena Stage…
Famous Mexican photographer in D.C. for new exhibition
BY HOLA CULTURA| MARCH 2, 2020 > Starting Friday, Oct 30 the Mexican Cultural Institute is bringing the Aztec underworld to life in it’s Dia de Los Muertos or “Day of the Dead” display. READ THE FULL ARTICLE >
With Mexicalidad, the Mexican Cultural Institute Presents the Glorious Work of Object Designers
BY WASHINGTON CITYPAPER| FEBRUARY 07, 2020 > The Mexican Cultural Institute partnered with MODO, the Museo del Objeto del Objeto in Mexico, to create Mexicalidad: Diseño Nuevas Generaciones, a visually stunning exhibition featuring a selection of 164 items throughout multiple…
Hidden Gems of Washington DC
WASHINGTONIAN MAGAZINE 2020, Jan 15, 2020 > Mexican Cultural Institute: “At the Mexican Cultural Institute, the dramatic, recently restored Roberto Cueva del Río mural lining the three-story staircase tells the story of Mexico’s history and its long friendship with the…
Favorite art museum still shut down? These 10 are open—and worth visiting
THE WASHINGTON POST, Jan 8, 2019 > Vested Values (through Jan. 29)—Complexity and vigorous juxtaposition are the hallmarks of this group show featuring more than 40 works by contemporary Mexican artists. Paintings range from the abstract to the photorealistic. Collage…
Hidden inside Washington’s embassies: A world of fun (and free) stuff to do
THE WASHINGTON POST, Nov 29, 2018 > “From 1921 to 1989, the Embassy of Mexico occupied a landmark Beaux-Arts mansion on 16th Street NW, just north of Meridian Hill Park. When it moved to a building in the West End,…
Famous Mexican photographer in D.C. for new exhibition
BY HOLA CULTURA| MARCH 2, 2020 > Starting Friday, Oct…
With Mexicalidad, the Mexican Cultural Institute Presents the Glorious Work of Object Designers
BY WASHINGTON CITYPAPER| FEBRUARY 07, 2020 > The Mexican Cultural…
Hidden Gems of Washington DC
WASHINGTONIAN MAGAZINE 2020, Jan 15, 2020 > Mexican Cultural Institute:…
Favorite art museum still shut down? These 10 are open—and worth visiting
THE WASHINGTON POST, Jan 8, 2019 > Vested Values (through…
Hidden inside Washington’s embassies: A world of fun (and free) stuff to do
THE WASHINGTON POST, Nov 29, 2018 > “From 1921 to…