The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
A local sculptor is claiming his work has been plagiarized by one of the artists commissioned to create a piece for Guadalajara city hall’s polemic Arte Publica project.
The first piece in Guadalajara city hall’s Arte Publica (public art) sculpture project was unveiled this week on Avenida Americas, at the corner of Pablo Neruda.
The young men and women from the National Youth Orchestra of the United States gave two concerts in Guadalajara last week as part of their summer tour to Latin America.
The career of ballet dancer Isaac Hernandez seems to be taking off into the stratosphere.
Plazas, parks and other public spaces around Mexico are — or soon will be — playing host to a federal program bringing its citizens in contact with their nation’s rich cultural heritage.
To celebrate the UNESCO-designated International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples (August 9), a series of events will take place organized by the state of Jalisco and the U.S. Consulate, two in Guadalajara and one two hours southwest in Tuxpan.
Monday concerts
Concerts are held each Monday at this classy and relatively new cultural complex to the north of the city.
