The Zihrena Gallery is a virtual gallery of Mexican art and cultural influence. It has been on-line since 1999 and features a number of artists from Mexico as well as as other parts of the world whose work reflects a special relationship with this country and its colorful and expressive culture. We hope you enjoy wandering through these pages and spaces and welcome any feedback and comments.

The Works of Arq. Arturo Macias A.
Mexican sculptor and architect Arturo Macias has created a series of life-sized, exquisitely carved wood statues depicting many of the principal goddesses as well as the most important women figures in the history of Mexico.
These splendid works of art are now housed, along with many other artistic works that [...]
Katalina Guerrero comes from a family with a strong artistic tradition, and has been immersed in a creative environment from a very young age. Both her father, Miguel Angel Guerrero Garro and her grandfather Jesus Guerrero Galvan (1910-1973), are important figures in the Mexican School of Painting.
Katalina spent time both in Canada and Mexico while [...]
About the Artist
Miguel Angel Guerrero Garro is from a family of artists, writers and architects. Born in Mexico City on July 26, 1946, son of Jesus Guerrero Galvan, a noted Mexican painter and muralist, and Devaki Garro Navarro, sister of literary personality Elena Garro, author of such books as Los Recuerdos del Porvenir and La [...]
Kirsti Alopaeus is a Finnish-born artist who has spent much of her life in various parts of Latin and North America.She studied art and sculpture in Canada, Puerto Rico and Mexico, and now resides and paints on the shores of the Caribbean.
The vibrant colors and bold expression of her oils and acrylics, many of them [...]
Lauri Copeman, born in Victoria, B.C., Canada, has spent years traveling regularly to Mexico. It was this country that inspired her to begin painting again for the first time since her childhood.
Lauri is a self-taught artist, preferring the rigors of error and the freedom of figuring things out on her own to the straitjacket of [...]
