The event series features a rich tapestry of artistic expressions and cultural explorations. Central to this lineup is “Miguel Covarrubias: A Look Without Frost,” an exhibition celebrating the versatile Mexican artist Covarrubias, showcasing 453 works that span his groundbreaking contributions to art, anthropology, theater, and more. Complementing this is “Cultural History of Color,” which delves into the significance of color across various eras, leading into connected exhibitions like “Altered Territories” and “The Impressionist Revolution: From Monet to Matisse.”

The theatrical piece “The False Waltz Sisters” captivates audiences with its gripping narrative involving two sisters and a scientist caught in a police investigation after a tragic accident, reflecting on identity and resilience. In parallel, “Antonio. Unstoppable Fashion” presents the impactful fashion illustrations of Antonio Lopez, while “The Horizon Always Moves Away” prompts reflection on contemporary art and its geopolitical context.

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