By Ferdinand Rosa What happens when three artists—each with decades of experience and a distinctly different visual language—bring their work together in one space? This fall, San Miguel de Allende will find out. On October 28th, artists Alberto Lenz, Ferdinand Rosa, and Gene Johnson will open Three Journeys in Non-Objective Art at Estudio Rosa. Bringing together three independent artistic paths, the exhibition also marks the launch of The Abstract Collective, a new initiativ

By Staff Writer Galeria Blue Moon welcomes Mexican animator, writer, producer, director, and painter Jorge R. Gutiérrez to San Miguel de Allende for the first time. His solo show will feature more than 30 new paintings created specifically for the occasion. Gutiérrez's visual style was forged on the border. Born in México City and raised in Tijuana, he grew up immersed in the vivid, mixed-up world of border pop culture: hand-painted vendor stalls, bootleg toys, and the mash u

By Judith Jenya For Joseph McClain and David Manning, San Miguel de Allende was supposed to be a retirement place. Instead, it became the place where decades of experience in opera, education and leadership converged. Joseph’s life in opera began far from San Miguel. Born in Oklahoma City to a Baptist preacher, he grew up moving from coast to coast with his father’s ministry. Music was a constant. He began with piano lessons as a child and eventually discovered his voice. By