Magic took shape in every corner of Doméstico MX with a new edition of the Mercadillo Mágico—a space that brought together art, design, creativity, and community in an atmosphere full of color, music, and lots of good vibes. Credits: @Pao.galdot Among the dozens of stalls featuring illustrations, books, plants, natural potions, unique garments, and treats […]
Foro 2025 became a living space of reflection, archiving, resistance, and community thanks to the Visual Memory Fair—a gathering organized by FotoObservatorioMX, Museo Soumaya, and Hydra—that left our minds and hearts full of meaningful images. Over two intense days, the forum was filled with talks, panel discussions, screenings, exhibitions, publications, zines, books, photography, art, and […]
The beating heart of transfeminist resistance found its gathering place at Café Xiu, right across from the Transfeminist Art Museum, where an afternoon full of art, community, and pride came to life. Amid warm coffees, honest conversations, and art hanging on the walls, valedora Erika showed up with full energy and spirit, bringing along valedora […]
Valdor, Emy enthusiastically presented her zine, titled “Little bites of flavour: a little piece of the ranch”, a project that takes us by the hand, to rediscover traditions, flavours and the stories of her homeland. This presentation was made possible thanks to the support of the Herdez foundation A.C, in an event full of emotion […]
Our supporters had the privilege of visiting the Museum of Folk Art, a space full of history, culture, and traditional Mexican art. During this tour, they were able to immerse themselves in the richness of crafts that represent the diverse regions of the country, from textiles to pieces made of clay, wood, and ceramics. During […]
We gathered to share an evening of reflection and action, centered around social support and political activism. It was a night where the voices of those working for social justice were heard with strength and conviction. The event served as a meeting space for activists, supporters, and the public interested in the impact of community […]
Mexico City once again became the epicenter of contemporary art with the celebration of Art Week 2025. Galleries, fairs, and independent spaces opened their doors to welcome artists, collectors, and art enthusiasts, solidifying the capital as an international hub for creativity and visual expression. From well-established fairs like ZONAMACO and Material to emerging proposals like […]
In this first episode of the second season of the Pan Pal Susto podcast, the voices of Toño, a man experiencing homelessness who lives with schizophrenia, psychiatrist Mauricio Rossel, Cristina, Toño’s close friend, and Maricarmen, the interviewer, intertwine. Together, they create a narrative that not only exposes the challenges of living with a psychiatric condition in extreme circumstances but also highlights resilience and love as tools for staying afloat.
Mi Valedor celebrated the launch of The Stars from My Rooftop, the first illustrated novel by Valedor Toño, in the warm and welcoming space of the gallery-workshop Otra Cosa Sin Nombre (OCSN). This event marked a significant milestone for the author and for our community, highlighting the transformative power of art and writing. “The stars […]
The Mi Valedor team had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich history of the Palace of the School of Medicine, located in the heart of Mexico City’s Historic Center. This iconic building, which originally housed the Old Palace of the Inquisition, is now home to the Museum of Mexican Medicine at UNAM. During […]
Kantón 17 and Isocrone brought to life the first edition of “Drawings and Poetry: Fanzine and Self-Publishing Harvest” in Mexico City, an event that overflowed with creativity and talent in every corner. This gathering was a true tribute to independent culture, blending visual art, poetry, music, and the magic of self-managed fanzines. But best of […]
The aroma of art, history, and creativity came together during a very special visit by Mi Valedor to the Perfume Museum (MUPE), located in the heart of Mexico City. This space, dedicated to exploring the magic and legacy of fragrances, turned into a multisensory journey that left everyone captivated. From the sacred rituals of ancient […]
Bogotá was the epicenter of a momentous event: the 2024 Conference on Homelessness in Latin America, organized by the International Committee on Homelessness in Latin America (CISCAL). This forum brought together experts, academics, social organizations, and government representatives from across the region, with the goal of analyzing the complexities of homelessness and proposing comprehensive solutions […]
Recently we had the pleasure of visiting the Frida Kahlo Museum, known as ‘La Casa Azul’, in Coyoacán, Mexico City. This iconic place, where the famuous artist was born and lived, is dedicated to her life and her work. The house is a beautiful example of mexican arquitecture, painted in a vibrant blue that captivated […]
We were invited by Revista de la Universidad and Luan Museo Emocional to take part in Manos a la obra, alongside OXFAM México. This creative gathering aimed to spark conversations about inequality, inspired by the exhibition Dinastía de albañiles by Rolando Flores, currently on view at MUCA CU—the venue for this event as well. The […]
