The exhibitions “The Impressionist Revolution: from Monet to Matisse” and “Gabriel Orozco: National Polytechnic” offer a deep exploration of the evolution of modern art. The first one, presented at the Dallas Museum of Art, examines the history of Impressionism from its origins in 1874 to its legacy in the 20th century. Through the DMA’s collections, it is revealed how artists like Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, and Berthe Morisot challenged artistic traditions, redefining contemporary art and laying the groundwork for future avant-gardists. On the other hand, Gabriel Orozco’s exhibition brings together around 300 works, ranging from sculptures to complex installations, reflecting his innovative approach by combining seemingly opposing practices. This exhibition acts as a turning point in his career, offering a comprehensive view of his contribution to contemporary art and the current state of his work. Both exhibitions highlight the rich diversity and transformations within art, emphasizing the