In Mexico City, several art exhibitions have been inaugurated that offer a rich and diverse panorama of contemporary creativity. “Nopalera en el Corazón” presents 51 sculptures in the shape of a prickly pear cactus, interventions by various artists exploring Mexican identity and the cultural and natural richness of the country.

On the other hand, “Under the Sign of Saturn. Divination in Art,” at the National Museum of Art (Munal), invites visitors to discover how clairvoyance, spiritualism, astrology, and tarot have influenced over 200 works of Mexican art, highlighting their connection to the esoteric universe.

The exhibition “The horizon always moves away” brings together works that reflect on contemporaneity and its connection to current geopolitical and social concerns, following the ideas of philosopher Giorgio Agamben.

Finally, “The Rules of the Game” exhibits over 100 artistic pieces created by psychiatric patients in confinement, revealing hidden worlds and identity fragmentations. These exhibitions