The upcoming cultural events showcase a rich tapestry of artistic expression and historical reflection. The exhibition dedicated to Germán List Arzubide honors his significant impact on Mexico’s cultural, ideological, social, and educational landscapes. Featuring nearly 300 pieces, including artwork, photographs, marionettes, and manuscripts, the display also highlights contributions from notable artists such as Diego Rivera and Aurora Reyes. Simultaneously, “Memoria Luminosa. México Tenochtitlan” takes place in the Zócalo of Mexico City from July 11 to 27, 2025, commemorating the 700th anniversary of Tenochtitlan’s founding with a spectacular videomapping showcase that narrates its historical transformation through monumental projections and sculptures. Lastly, “El horizonte siempre se aleja” presents a curated selection of contemporary works that explore the implications of modernity, reflecting artists’ concerns in relation to the current geopolitical and social climate, as articulated by philosopher Giorgio Ag