Tulum Art Club connects artists, travelers, and spaces through murals, residencies, creative stays, and curated collections.

Art, stays, and cultural projects rooted in Tulum

We create bridges between art, place, and people.

From site-specific projects and curated residencies to workshops, collections, and creative stays, Tulum Art Club builds cultural experiences rooted in local context.

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Featured Project

Holistika Artwalk

Site-specific art in Tulum

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Community workshop 2018: neighbors painting Mayan leaf patterns.

Tulum is more than parties.
These walls show another story: community, nature, ritual.
This is our way to say thank you to everyone who helped us paint, host, or simply stop to watch.

Mural Archive

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Colorful fabric mask resembling a stylized lion's face with a mane, exaggerated facial features, and sewn details.

Tweemuizen

A body of work created during Tweemuizen’s first residency in Mexico. Oil on canvas and textile pieces that capture their dialogue with Tulum’s nature, colors, and stories. Now available to collect worldwide.

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Featured Artists

  • FINA FERRRA

  • ALAIN SILVA

  • FRANCISCO HUAROCO

  • BACHE

  • Secreto Rebollo

  • Giovanni Guerrero

👉🏽Throwback to our collaboration with Celeste Byers @celestialterrestrial & Aaron Glasson @aaronglasson 🔝This mural art is called “LAK’ECH ALA KIIK” (I am you). A mayan greeting which means: I am you, you are me. It refers
📚Immerse yourself in the captivating world of graphic arts in Oaxaca: 📝The Graphic Arts Institute of Oaxaca is a school of art located in the city of Oaxaca, Mexico. founded by artist Francisco Toledo. 📖The Institute also serves as a cultural
🌀Art is the journey of a free soul. Travel with our exclusive pieces from our online art shop. Shop now and get a special price! Fine art prints by: @derellite @guri.arte @cepedaercilia @pelucaspilasbubbles #artjourney #artgallery #onlineartgal
🔍Mexican artist of the day: Rufino Tamayo beautifully fuses European modernist practices with Mexican folk themes. His pieces, like 'Women of Tehuantepec', transport us to the colorful culture and life in Mexico while offering a unique abstract narr
🤓🤔Do you ever look at a piece of art and feel like you're missing something? Today we're sharing some tips and techniques for appreciating and interpreting art, so you can get the most out of your art experiences. 📝Share your favorite way to appre

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