The collective events and exhibitions, including “The horizon always moves away,” “Diego and Frida. A Universe,” and “Almarios, stories for the soul,” present a rich tapestry of cultural exploration and social awareness. “The horizon always moves away” showcases contemporary artworks that delve into the implications of modernity, transcending temporal boundaries while addressing current geopolitical and social concerns.

Meanwhile, “Diego and Frida. A Universe” offers an immersive experience featuring over 300 digital images of the iconic artists, utilizing advanced videomapping technology to bring their masterpieces to life and highlight themes of cultural heritage and inclusion in Mexican identity.

Additionally, “Almarios, stories for the soul,” opening on June 28 at the Galería – Un Lugar de la Mancha, presents art by Ana López-Montes that celebrates stories through vibrant abstraction, while the Dallas Museum of Art’s “The Impressionist Revolution: from Monet to Matisse” explores the