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Monclova

American  
[mawng-klaw-vah] / mɔŋˈklɔ vɑ /

noun

  1. a city in NE Mexico.


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“He’s a very sweet, loving dog” who knows when it’s time to perform and when it’s time to relax, said Ehricht, of Monclova, Ohio.

From Seattle Times

One officer at the police department in Monclova, in Coahuila state, was seen laughing as she held up the long knife taken from Chucky.

From Reuters

Proyectos Monclova of Mexico City takes a different approach.

From New York Times

Alongside all those potential stars of tomorrow on display at this year’s Art Basel Hong Kong are Proyectos Monclova’s lineup of colorful, geometric weavings by 87-year-old Eduardo Terrazas — famous for being a co-designer of the 1968 Mexico City Olympics poster, with its psychedelic black-and-white lettering and rainbow-inspired rings — and stone carvings by Ángela Gurría, a central figure of Mexican Modernism who died on Feb. 17 at 93.

From New York Times

Proyectos Monclova also represents top names in Mexico’s current scene, including Gabriel de la Mora, who incorporates discarded things like match boxes and turkey feathers into his work; the multimedia artist Edgar Orlaineta; and Yoshua Okón, who is best known for his video work.

From New York Times