The series of combined events features a deep exploration of memory, identity, and the role of women in design within Mexico’s cultural narrative. “Huellas de la Memoria” offers a moving tribute to families searching for their missing loved ones, displaying over 300 pairs of used shoes, engravings, and photographs that document cases of disappearance in Mexico from 1969 to 2024, highlighting an ongoing humanitarian crisis. In addition, “Ellas diseñan, 1965 – 2025” celebrates the contributions of 27 influential women in editorial design, showcasing creativity and innovation over six decades through various mediums.

Furthermore, the exhibition “Almarios, cuentos para el alma” by Ana López-Montes, along with “Desplazamiento” by Alberto Castro Leñero, adds to the narrative by exploring migration and personal stories through art. This series also includes insights from “Las Reglas del Juego,” which delves into themes of incarceration and freedom.