The upcoming exhibition brings together a diverse array of cultural narratives, showcasing the interconnectedness of art, history, and identity. It features Pablo O’Higgins’ graphic works through a selection of 46 pieces, 16 reproductions, and an engaging video that highlights his impactful artistry. Complementing this is the joint exhibition “Cerámica, voces del barro antiguo” and “Mujer huipil. Urdimbres y puntadas,” which offers a comprehensive view of indigenous heritage. It includes a collection of archaeological ceramics that elucidate past societies and celebrates traditional huipil garments, honoring women who preserve this vital textile art with over 100 traditional outfits from 40 indigenous communities. Additionally, “Tixinda: 40 años en la defensa del caracol púrpura” documents four decades of the Mixtec community’s efforts to protect their ancestral dyeing practices, reflecting the profound cultural significance and textile knowledge tied to the caracol