The combined description presents a diverse array of cultural and artistic exhibitions that showcase significant artistic legacies and traditions. The collections include “Pablo OHiggins: Estampas de vida y luz,” featuring 46 artworks, reproductions, and a video highlighting the graphic work of the artist. Concurrently, a tribute to Germán List Arzubide is presented, displaying nearly 300 pieces, including artwork, photographs, marionettes, and historical documents that celebrate his vast influence on Mexico’s cultural landscape, complemented by works from notable artists like Diego Rivera and Aurora Reyes.

Another notable event, “Harry Potter: Visions of Magic,” offers an immersive interactive experience exploring the magical realm through multisensory installations. This is complemented by “Mujer Huipil. Urdimbres y Puntadas,” which showcases over 100 traditional garments that reflect indigenous textile artistry.

Furthermore, “Casa Ofrenda Da de Muertos Mexskeletons” invites visitors to a vibrant cultural experience focused on the Mexican Day of the Dead celebration, blending popular art with historical insights. Lastly, the exhibition “Eugenio Landesio: Las lecciones del Arte” revisits the artistic advancements in Mexico initiated under the conservative government of Antonio López de Santa Anna, featuring the influential work of Landesio, who reformed the Academy of San Carlos with his European training.

Together, these exhibitions offer visitors a rich tapestry of Mexico’s artistic evolution, cultural identity, and historical significance in a contemporary context.