Perilous
When the first one came, baptized by waterthat flowed from my body and tastedof the sea, the sea became anContinue Reading
When the first one came, baptized by waterthat flowed from my body and tastedof the sea, the sea became anContinue Reading
When we’re young, there are so many things we fear. A noise in the night, a raised voice, the deepContinue Reading
She talked like a pirate, mouth askew as if cradling a pipe to one corner while her eye drooped onContinue Reading
Photograph by Alison Wattie – Poem by Joyce Luna
In the ancient Chinese pseudoscience of feng shui, energy forces are used to harmonize people with their environments. In the heartContinue Reading
I draw like a 3-year-old. A 3-year-old who’s been cauterized by the impossible expectations of society, thrown back to Pre-KContinue Reading
A great big thanks to all the talented artists who worked so hard to get their studios ready, to theContinue Reading
A conversation with Joseph Kurhajec “I asked Alexander Calder once, at his Guggenheim retrospective in 1964, how he got toContinue Reading
Charlie Swanson bakes bread—but not just any old bread. Charlie bakes bread like a scientist clones DNA—through research, experimentation, andContinue Reading
As published in Issue 1_2019 of Mid-point Magazine Ivan Gabaldon has lived in Mexico for 10 years and in MeridaContinue Reading
When visitors first come to Merida, they often muse about what lies behind the ancient doorways and grand facades ofContinue Reading
My mother is deciding whether to sleep upstairs or down. 16 stairs up or 16 stairs down. It doesn’t reallyContinue Reading
Art and culture are what bring cities and communities to life, and in 2017, Merida shone under her crown ofContinue Reading
There are two different ways of looking at the world—you can walk on the path or you can walk throughContinue Reading
“Art is reality reshuffled.” Robert Rauschenberg When you move around a canvas of Emilio Suárez Trejo, you can see howContinue Reading