The event “Eugenio Landesio. The lessons of the Ar…” highlights the pivotal role of the Piedmontese painter and engraver Eugenio Landesio, who was appointed as a master of landscape painting in 1854 as part of a broader educational reform in Mexico aimed at enhancing the arts through the reorganization of the Academy of San Carlos. This initiative was fueled by effective management of lottery funds under the conservative administration of Antonio López de Santa Anna in 1843.

In contrast, the “Casa Ofrenda Day of the Dead Mexskeletons” offers an immersive cultural experience celebrating Mexican traditions, particularly the Day of the Dead. This vibrant project combines popular Mexican art with the rich rituals of the holiday, providing visitors with an insightful tour that includes elements such as traditional offerings, historical anecdotes, and artistic showcases from local artisans. The tour, available in English or Spanish, lasts one hour and is offered weekly, inviting guests to explore the crafts and customs associated with