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Puerto Vallarta will host the first Arte Contemporaneo arts festival, a showcase for cutting edge artists from Mexico and around the world. Participants include twenty-two artists, eight panelists and three galleries. The theme of the festival is Extended Borders: Shifting Cartographies and is designed to promote dialogue on the globalization of art. I can’t think of a better backdrop for this festival than Puerto Vallarta, as I look at some of Select Mexico Properties’ most beautiful Puerto Vallarta building sites.

Puerto Vallarta is definitely inspirational. The growing community of artists here proves that. You’ll find a number of private galleries, public works of art and museums. You’ll also find a steady stream of Huichol art, native to this area. And to think, you will be in the center of it all, once you invest in one of our amazing Puerto Vallarta building sites.

Puerto Vallarta is becoming the new mecca for artistic talent of all stripes. Whether you’re into textured art, photography, bead art, glasswork, painting, or sculpture, you’ll find a vibrant community of artists here, both professional and amateur. All of the artists featured in the Arte Contemporaneo have had their works displayed in museums in the US and Mexico.

Puerto Vallarta is certainly growing up as a community and has the potential to blossom into a world-class city. It already has a great start, thanks to the community of artists and art lovers here. Not only will Puerto Vallarta inspire your creativity, it will also improve your portfolio. Buying one of these Puerto Vallarta building sites is practically risk-free. Imagine having your own sun-filled studio in your very own home, and inspiration waiting outside of every window!

Now is the time to invest in land here in Puerto Vallarta, and these Puerto Vallarta building sites will melt your heart. Don’t wait another minute! contact a Select Mexico Properties sales representative today and find out how you can start on your own artistic adventure in Puerto Vallarta.

Photo Credit: Miguel Ugalde