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09/29/2026

THE TEXAS TRIBUNE FESTIVAL🇺🇸

Thrilled to have attended three days of conversations examining the issues shaping the future of Texas and the nation right from the source. 

Among the conversations I attended was “The War on DEI,” featuring State Representative Ramón Romero Jr., Yasmin Cader of the ACLU, and Angel Huang of Texas Students for DEI—a discussion examining the impact of changes to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives across education, business and beyond.

“Embracing diverse ideas and education and business is what keeps the American economy thriving and resilient.”- Ramón Romero Jr. 

Also Smith

Thanks to Austin Club for a special breakfast for journalists. One on One with Sen. Raphael Warnock

📍 Austin, Texas
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09/24/2026

KAYLA YAAKOV | MAKING HISTORY

A young woman. A Ducati. A history-making journey.  At just 19, Kayla Yaakov is redefining what it means to be a woman in motorcycle racing.

🏁 First female national race winner in MotoAmerica history
🏍️ The only woman competing in Supersport
🇮🇹 First woman to ride a Ducati MotoGP motorcycle.

Read my full story:
“Kayla Yaakov: From Rising Star to Making History with Her Ducati No. 19”

Read the full story

09/02/2026

LA SOFISH. Mexican singer and songwriter. An exciting new voice! 

From her SXSW 2026 performances to the release of her debut album, **La Femme Illustrée**, La Sofish continues to take her music beyond borders. And this week, Miami gets to experience her sound live.!! 🌴🎶

Read my latest article, “La Sofish | De México a SXSW: encontrando su voz, un ritmo a la vez,” published by La Revista Mujer, and discover the artist behind the music.🎶🇲🇽 Read full story - link in bio 

Photo cover: Rocío Jiménez Barragán

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08/13/2026

Pop! Pour and celebrate National Prosecco Day, any day...

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06/12/2026

LORENA VIEYRA/ Mexican ARCHITECT AND FURNITURE DESIGNER

We are thrilled to present you the article with an exclusive interview with Lorena Vieyra.

Design has the power to transcend geography, weaving together culture, craftsmanship, and contemporary vision. Few embody this philosophy more elegantly than Mexican architect and curator Lorena Vieyra.  

Read our exclusive interview for an enlightening conversation with Lorena and a fascinating glimpse of the vision, design philosophy and her commitment to showcasing contemporary Latin American talent and her OMET Gallery in Austin, Texas.  Click in bio. 

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05/17/2026

LORENA VIEYRA. We had an amazing experience meeting award winning Mexican Architect and designer Lorena Vieyra during the Greenhouse trunk series in Austin, TX.

Laura Vieyra is the creative director of OMET in Mexico city, and a visionary voice shaping contemporary design through architecture, furniture, and storytelling.

From bold spatial concepts to refined modern aesthetics, her work reflects a thoughtful balance of culture, form, and innovation.

We’re excited to announce that an exclusive feature article on Lorena Vieyra is coming soon. Stay tuned as we explore her creative journey, design philosophy, and the inspiration behind OMET✨

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04/04/2026

Mónica del Arenal, Mexican Architect

Mónica del Arenal brings renewed attention to the powerful visual legacy of Mariana Yampolski at the UT School of Architecture, inviting a new generation to experience photography that captures the depth of place, people, and cultural identity.

It was an honor and a great pleasure to speak with Mónica del Arenal regarding her exhibition, *Home and Substance in Rural Mexico*, which features the photography of Mariana Yampolsky (1925 Chicago – 2002 Mexico) at UT School of Architecture.

Her commentary elucidates the content of each photograph, drawing upon a profound historical knowledge of Mexican culinary traditions and housing construction in rural Mexico.

Mónica del Arenal explains that Mariana Yampolsky’s photographic gaze serves as an exemplar of respect and keen observation—an approach that enabled an outsider to become an integral part of Mexico.

Mónica del Arenal has been invited as a curator for the exhibition at Barcelona World Capital of Architecture 2026 (UNESCO-UIA)— *Women's Covered Paths Between Latin America and Europe*—which will take place next June 2026.

THE EXHIBITION IS ON VIEW IN THE NORTH LOBBY OF GOLDSMITH HALL AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNTIL April 30th. DON'T MISS IT.!

Mónica del Arenal es una Arquitecta mexicana originaria de Pachuca, Hidalgo, México, una mujer que simboliza cultura en toda su extensión. Su extensa trayectoria profesional es un testimonio de su carrera precursora del arte. Ex- Directora del Instituto Cultural de México en San Antonio, obtuvo el Premio Visionary Award 2017 de la Cámara Hispana de Comercio de San Antonio, como una de las mujeres que dejan marca en el mundo.  

Mónica del Arenal ha sido  invitada como curadora para la exhibición en Barcelona World Capital of Architecture 2026 UNESCO-UIA - Women's Covered Paths Between Latin America and Europe que se llevará a cabo el próximo mes de junio de 2026.

04/04/2026

Come and check Mónica del Arenal exhibition about Mariana Yampolski at UT Architecture school