Exhibition at the Estanquillo Museum: Tour from 1 to 15
From July 2 to 31, visitors will be able to enjoy guided tours at the Estanquillo Museum for groups of 1 to 15 people. This experience includes the exhibition “The horizon always moves away: Reflections on Contemporaneity and Collective Memory,” which presents a selection of contemporary works, highlighting Andrew Roberts’ work on late capitalism and paying tribute to Germán List Arzubide through nearly 300 artistic pieces and documents that reflect his influence on Mexican culture. In addition, the exhibition “Traces of Memory” displays over 300 pairs of shoes worn by families searching for missing persons, accompanied by engravings and photographs documenting this serious humanitarian issue in Mexico. This combination of art and social reflection invites the public to delve into collective memory and how the present impacts the construction of the future. Visits are available on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 am to 2