Explore the rich cultural diversity of Mexico through various contemporary art exhibitions. The exhibition ‘Apapacho: between moments and characters of the Mexican’ by Jessica Álvarez presents almost 50 watercolors that reflect everyday life and Mexican traditions, with charming scenes such as rabbits buying sweet bread and axolotls in the subway. In another context, Thomas Glassford offers us ‘Epiphytic Liminalities’, a monumental installation that captures the fragility of a floral landscape inspired by the sea and the prehistoric paintings of José María Velasco, questioning form and space in an urban context. Complementing these proposals, Fabián Giles presents ‘Of mole, of chili, and of lard’, which mixes pop art and political humor to reflect on the human experience. These exhibitions, along with ‘Under the sign of Saturn’, ‘The Unfinished Utopia’, and ‘Windows to the Future’, form a dynamic panorama that celebrates the intersection of art, culture, and identity in Mexico