SAN MIGUEL LIVING

By Natalie Taylor In her studio, surrounded by her version of the huipil, Lena Bartula tells me she was born in Ft Worth, Texas, and brought up as a good …

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By Natalie Taylor Sheridan Elliot was born in the Midlands, and as a proper English girl was sent off to a boarding school at the age of seven. Instead of …

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By Natalie Taylor Alice was born in New York City and spent much of her life there. She studied at the Pratt Institute, then went to Florence and did one …

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By Natalie Taylor Keith Miller was born in Chatham-Kent, some 200 miles from Toronto, Canada. The town was one of the Underground Railway destinations for freedom-seeking slaves in the 19th …

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By Natalie Taylor Often, when speaking to artists you find out that they began practicing their art very early in life—strumming a guitar as a toddler, drawing with crayons on …

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By Natalie Taylor Bea Aaronson cannot be placed in any box or category, and neither can her art; it does not fit any particular style. She truly is sui generis. …

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By Natalie Taylor Francoise Yohalem was born in the Dordogne Valley of southern France, in a small, medieval town amid mountains. San Miguel de Allende’s centuries-old buildings, cobblestone streets, and …

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By Natalie Taylor Philip Gambone was born outside Boston, a third generation Italian, the oldest of four boys. He grew up near grandparents who had emigrated from southern Italy, imbued …

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By Natalie Taylor Stephanie Koehler and I met in a most “San Miguel way.” We were having breakfast at Inside Café at adjacent tables. It was natural to start with …

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