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In the fourth edition of Arde Gallery’s ABCdario, the letter D guides us through concept stores, designers and art styles. Dôce 18 is a must-visit concept store in San Miguel de Allende, to Daniel Couttolenc’s pieces at Arde Gallery which blend sacred geometry, balance, and design, then come with us and explore how Arde Gallery approaches this artistic format, the dipthyc.

In the third edition of Arde Gallery’s ABCdario, the letter B guides us through an sculpturer, the delicous meals at Cumpanio and the meaning behind color.

In the second edition of Arde Gallery’s ABCdario, the letter B guides us through flavors, design, and material. From the identity-filled cocktails of Bar Atzintli, to the artisanal liqueurs of Barón & Vicario, and the enduring strength of bronze in contemporary sculpture. Discover how these elements echo the spirit of San Miguel.

We’ve completed the first round of the Arde alphabet. We now begin a new cycle with three names that define and inspire us: Arde Gallery, the space where everything ignites; Atrio, one of our favorite places to dine in San Miguel de Allende; and Antonio O’Connell, one of the gallery’s outstanding artists, whose work has been with us since the beginning.que culinary experience by merging high Mexican cuisine with Thai food, celebrating the heritage of the Manila Galleon.

In Arde Gallery’s ABCdario, we highlight zoomorphism, an artistic style that incorporates animal forms into design or sculpture, exemplified by Eugenia Martínez’s “Dog with Glasses.” Zigzag, a dynamic pattern in art and design, adds rhythm and structure, as seen in Bradley Narduzzi’s totems. Zibu Allende in San Miguel de Allende offers a unique culinary experience by merging high Mexican cuisine with Thai food, celebrating the heritage of the Manila Galleon.

In the ABC’s of Arde Gallery, we highlight YAM Gallery, a contemporary art space in San Miguel de Allende founded in 2010 by Adolfo Caballero and Marie Moébius. Located in the historic Instituto Allende, it offers a unique setting for showcasing photography, painting, sculpture, and installation, with a focus on artistic residencies and international collaborations. We also feature the Yosegi technique, a traditional Japanese marquetry that creates intricate geometric patterns in wood, as seen in the vibrant tables by Daniel Romero.

In Arde Gallery’s Abc we explore fundamental concepts of art and design, such as wabi-sabi, the Japanese aesthetic that celebrates beauty in imperfection and the authenticity of natural materials. We also highlight wash, a painting technique used by Francisco Toledo to create effects of transparency and softness in watercolor. Additionally, we present “While No One Is Looking” by Alejandro Pintado, a work where the overlay of circles and lines on a classic sketch creates a captivating contrast. These concepts offer unique perspectives on beauty, technique, and expression in art.

In Arde Gallery’s Abc we explore fundamental concepts of art and design, such as wabi-sabi, the Japanese aesthetic that celebrates beauty in imperfection and the authenticity of natural materials. We also highlight wash, a painting technique used by Francisco Toledo to create effects of transparency and softness in watercolor. Additionally, we present “While No One Is Looking” by Alejandro Pintado, a work where the overlay of circles and lines on a classic sketch creates a captivating contrast. These concepts offer unique perspectives on beauty, technique, and expression in art.

In Arde Gallery’s ABCdario, we highlight key elements of art and culture. The vessels by Ayres and Baron & Vicario pay homage to pre-Hispanic and Greek civilizations with symbolic details. The concept of void, used by Jorge Yazpik in his sculptures, conveys simplicity and balance. Additionally, in San Miguel de Allende, vineyards such as San Lucas, San Francisco, and Cuna de Tierra offer a unique wine experience in a picturesque setting.

As part of Arde Gallery’s ABC’s, we explore the letter U with fundamental concepts that enrich our understanding of art and design. We cover topics ranging from cultural and historical significance, such as the designation of San Miguel de Allende as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to innovation and sustainability in contemporary art, as exemplified by upcycling. Additionally, we delve into the fascination with utopia, an idea that has stimulated the imagination of designers and artists alike.