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February 14, 2014 would have been my husband Georg Rauch’s 90th birthday. In celebration of his life, I am preparing a birthday show at Quattro Gallery, Colon 9 Ajijic, beginning at 3 p.m. The exhibit will include a selection of posters from our large collection.
Smiling and laughing are permitted, encouraged and celebrated on Thursday, January 24 – World Belly Laugh Day.
Three exhibits at Instituto Cultural Cabañas let visitors savor the Israeli presence that filled Guadalajara at the recent International Book Fair.
More ancient than the celebration of Christmas itself, the feast of Epiphany is a Christian holiday commemorating divine power as manifested in three significant New Testament events: the baptism of Jesus, the adoration of the Magi and the miracle at Cana.
The first time 10-year-old Ismael arrived for a session at the Pepe Martinez Equine Therapy Center (CET) his gaunt body was so rigid he had to take his first horseback ride laid out facedown along the hinds quarters of the gentle steed called Rocco.
The cult of the Virgin of Guadalupe emerged in the early 16th century, only a decade after the fall of the Aztec empire, with her legendary apparitions on the hill of Tepeyac at the outskirts of the newly founded capital of New Spain.
In most minds, the spotlight at the Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL) is focused pretty narrowly on — what else? — books. So what were a bunch of art historians, art critics and gallery owners plus luminary artist Santiago Carbonell, who some call the best known painter living in Mexico, doing here this week?
