When people think of Mexico City they will, indubitably, think of Centro Historico. Centro Historico was were the Spaniards began building what is now modern Mexico City, and since then it has been the main venue for Mexican folklore. With an area occupying 668 blocks, Centro Historico is a living organism on a non-stop transformation and renovation. You are virtually guaranteed to find new restaurants, bars, galleries and stores every time you visit.

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Mexico has a long tradition of highly skilled sign painters, but as technology and methods of printing have changed the demand for sign painters has decreased. Centro Historico harbors a few of the last sign painters and we met one of them, “Maestro” Rodolfo Huerta. His portfolio includes gigantic hand-painted political campaign banners, murals, and paintings for contemporary artists and restaurants. Rodolfo is one of the last Maestros keeping sign painting techniques and traditions alive. He also made us a gold foil paper on glass On the Grid interpretation that took him two days to complete.

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