The landscape of culture is enriched with vibrancy by a series of captivating events and exhibitions that delve into art, identity, and social issues. One of the most notable among them is “El niño salvaje,” a deep critique of childhood abandonment and societal neglect that sheds light on the cruelty and objectification experienced by many children, especially within the context of the patriarchal family.

At the same time, the Museo Jumex showcases “Gabriel Orozco: Politécnico Nacional,” which marks the artist’s first exhibition in a Mexican museum since 2006, exploring his unique innovations in themes such as rotation and symmetry. Another significant exhibition, “El horizonte siempre se aleja,” presents contemporary art that reflects Giorgio Agamben’s philosophies, engaging with today’s geopolitical and social concerns.

Furthermore, “Mystika: Un Viaje Inmersivo Espiritual” offers a transformative sensory journey, while “Miraculous Ladybug & Cat Noir