This event brings together several exhibitions that celebrate and explore Mexican culture and art from different perspectives. The first one, “Eugenio Landesio. The Lessons of Ar…”, highlights the influence of the painter and engraver Eugenio Landesio, who was appointed painting master in 1854 for his artistic training in Rome, contributing to the renewal of the educational system and the development of the arts in Mexico during the administration of Santa Anna.

Complementing this rich artistic tradition, “Cultural History of Color” invites attendees to discover the various interpretations of color throughout history, addressing its origin, composition, and cultural symbolism.

On the other hand, the exhibition “Woman Huipil. Warps and Stitches” focuses on the huipil as a key piece of identity among indigenous peoples, highlighting the work of women who preserve this textile art with more than 100 costumes from 40 communities.

Finally, “A Sky Without Borders. Rosario Castellanos: Unpublished Archive