Our long tradition of murals helps make a casual errand trip both aesthetic pleasing and historically relevant! continue reading Fun History in Murals

Hell is often described as holding on to something that is no longer there.continue reading Re-visiting Sears of My Youth

St. Hedwig of Poland is seen around town though often mislabeled as the art is actually of her niece, St. Elizabeth of Hungary, both kindly queens.continue reading Hedy, Pretty from Every Angle

Note that under Louise Brooks’ bob was troubled yet brilliant mind that entertained millions in silence and with her words still seen around town.continue reading Lulu in San Miguel

St. Barbara ties together the Disney movie Tangled, church towers and a legend of an independent thinking woman at a time where such a thing rarely existed.continue reading Tangled Tale of Foreign Barbie’s Sudden Death

An elf (leprechaun, fairy, goblin or alike) is called duende, from a contraction of the phrase for owner of a house and is a mischievous spirit. continue reading Elves in San Miguel

The dominance of Hollywood imagery in pop culture often obscured Mexico’s rich graphic images of the early 1900s continuing trends to this day.continue reading Mexico’s Graphic Artistry

With all the publicity surrounding the Maria doll from being a hot air balloon to the recent release of the Maria Doll Doors, Maria still has time to relax.continue reading Maria Doll Relaxing in San Miguel

Introducing the Maria Doll Doors, a San Miguel art project bringing fun and folly to our infamous doors and our world-renown Otomi-made Maria dolls.continue reading Making an Entrance….

Maria Doll Doors is a San Miguel de Allende-based art project bringing fun and folly to our infamous doors and our world-renown Otomi-made Maria dolls.continue reading Finding Maria Doll Doors