The upcoming events present a comprehensive exploration of Mexico’s vibrant artistic and cultural heritage. The exhibition “Cultural History of Color” invites visitors to discover the historical understanding of color, its origins, compositions, and cultural symbolism. Similarly, “Eugenio Landesio. The lessons of Ar…” reflects on the 1840s educational reforms initiated by Antonio López de Santa Anna, showcasing the influence of Italian painter Eugenio Landesio at the Academy of San Carlos, where he taught landscape and ornamental painting, drawing from European artistic traditions.

The exhibition “Germán List Arzubide” celebrates the Puebla-born literary figure through nearly 300 items, including artworks and manuscripts from renowned artists such as Diego Rivera and Aurora Reyes. In addition, “Displacement” by Alberto Castro Leñero features a mural installation addressing migration and the experiences of displaced individuals.

Visitors can also immerse themselves in traditional celebrations through the “Day of the Dead Mexskeletons Offering House