FeatureAcapulco, Mexico: The Art of Inhabiting a Port City That Keeps Reinventing Itself
Between the Pacific swell and the hills that frame its bay, Acapulco de Juárez blends heritage, popular design and a daily life that resists…
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Camila Reyes
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FeatureAguascalientes, Mexico: The City Where Water Boils Between Vineyards and Workshops
In the heart of Mexico's Bajío region, Aguascalientes blends a railway identity, a rising wine scene and a daily life measured in plazas, workshops…
FeaturePatarrá, Costa Rica: The Urban Wetland That Filters San José’s Water
On the slopes of La Carpintera hill, the district of Patarrá in Costa Rica shelters a network of streams and wetlands that sustains local…
FeatureTalavera, Mexico: The Clay That Is Learned by Hand
In the town of Talavera, in Mexico's Puebla state, ceramic workshops keep a 16th-century technique alive. A journey through their kilns, their apprenticeships and…
FeatureGuanacaste, Costa Rica: Exploring the Dry Forest with a Guide and Patience
In northwestern Costa Rica, the Guanacaste Conservation Area protects the finest tropical dry forest between Central America and northern Mexico. Visiting it requires preparation,…
FeatureGuanacaste, Costa Rica: The Dry Forest That Teaches How to Live With the Dry Season
In northwestern Costa Rica, the Guanacaste Conservation Area protects the finest tropical dry forest between Central America and northern Mexico. Daily life in the…
FeatureTalavera, Mexico: The Clay That Holds the Memory of Puebla
In the city of Talavera, in Mexico's Puebla state, ceramic workshops keep a 16th-century technique alive. A journey through the potteries where tradition is…
FeatureGuanacaste, Costa Rica: Santa Elena, the Private Ranch That Put Dry Forest Back on the World Map
In northwestern Costa Rica, a former cattle property of 15,000 hectares was incorporated into the Guanacaste Conservation Area and now anchors a corridor linking…
FeatureTalavera, Mexico: The Workshops Where Clay Becomes a Living Archive
In the Mexican city of Talavera, in the state of Puebla, glazed ceramics are not just a craft: they are a system of knowledge…
FeatureGuanacaste, Costa Rica: The Dry Forest That Rises Again Between Volcanoes and Ocean
The Guanacaste Conservation Area, in northwestern Costa Rica, shelters one of the last great tropical dry forests on the continent. A mosaic of terrestrial…