Art historian who knew the building best says the Indigenous community who worshipped in the unique 16th-century church should decide what will replace it

The ministry of culture has lost 75% of its funding, threatening the long-term survival of the country’s publicly funded museums and heritage sites

Director spends night inside as the institution’s funders fail to pay salaries

"Christie’s has not been provided with any evidence that would challenge the lawfulness of this sale," a representative says

After ten years of research, the city of Cobá is revealing its secrets to archaeologists

Missing for six decades, La Mesa Herida (The Wounded Table) may be in a London warehouse, but experts say the work is likely a fake

The artist broke with tradition in the post-war years and was an early pioneer of film and digital art,

Faults including a lack of transparency and a capricious programme have been cited following a change in management at the private museum

Countries' rush to restitute objects is part of the problem, says Belgian lawyer

“Sacrilegious” act on Unesco-recognised site in Arizona which contains remains of Indigenous peoples

Known for powerful imagery rooted in his native Oaxaca, he was also a cultural benefactor

“Actions that take place on one side have a direct consequence on the other side,” say project founders

Suspicion aired that the 27-year-old artist may have been killed, along with his father and brother, because of his environmental activism

The former government residence turned museum will host its first art exhibition

The public art works are painted using Airlite which purifies polluted air in a process similar to photosynthesis

The installation investigating their disappearance is part of the artist’s show at MUAC

The artist’s interactive exhibition at Mexico City’s Museo Tamayo encourages visitors to explore, take drugs and dream, but is it more than just another “art experience”?

The curator Inti Guerrero has succeeded where others have fallen short

Works at mid-tier price points are moving quickly at the 16th edition of the Mexico City fair, according to exhibitors

Shows at the Brooklyn Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts Boston explore the Mexican artist’s love of fashion and “arte popular”

Art and social action after the Mexican Revolution

A largely emptied Los Pinos opened to the public on 1 December, leaving many in the country wondering where the collection of paintings and decorative objects went

In a letter, they express “outrage” over a connection to a military and law enforcement supplier

Shows in Oaxaca de Juárez forge cross-cultural connections

But some experts question whether another art space is necessary

Artist creates an altar incorporating objects from Puerto Rico and invites visitors to add their own

The Spanish-launguage movie follows two middle-class flunkies who somehow pulled off one the largest antiquities thefts in modern-day history

Events dedicated to photographs, antiques, crafts and curiosities offer niche disciplines for collectors