The combined description highlights a series of impactful exhibitions and cultural projects that reflect diverse themes and histories in Mexico:

This collection of exhibitions celebrates significant contributions to Mexican art and culture, encompassing over six decades of female creativity in design through “Ellas diseñan, 1965 – 2025,” showcasing the work of 27 pivotal women in editorial design. It also includes “Tixinda: 40 años en la defensa del caracol púrpura,” which chronicles the Mixtec community’s four-decade struggle to preserve their ancestral dyeing techniques. Andrew Roberts’ multimedia practice critiques neoliberal cultural production, creating referential worlds rooted in cultural archetypes. The engaging “Casa Ofrenda Día de Muertos Mexskeletons” merges traditional Mexican art with the Day of the Dead celebration, offering visitors a colorful experience of history and artistry. Alberto Castro Leñero’s “Desplazamiento” mural addresses migration through expressive human forms, while “Huell