This event presents a multifaceted exploration of cultural, social, and artistic themes through a series of exhibitions and performances. The showcase honors the significant contributions of Germán List Arzubide, a renowned figure in Mexico’s cultural and ideological development, featuring nearly 300 pieces that include artwork, photographs, marionettes, and personal correspondence from notable artists such as Diego Rivera and Aurora Reyes. In tandem, “El horizonte siempre se aleja” encourages reflections on contemporaneity, informed by philosopher Giorgio Agamben, addressing contemporary artists’ engagement with geopolitical and social issues. Complementing these exhibitions is “Sedientos,” a poignant narrative about a forensic anthropologist uncovering buried memories connected to unresolved personal histories. The event also includes cultural experiences such as the tango performance “Detrás de mí, de mujeres y tangos,” which explores femininity, along with mural installations like “Desplazamiento,” focusing on migration. Additional exhibitions like “Bajo