The combined description highlights a series of impactful exhibitions and cultural projects that celebrate Mexican art, heritage, and social themes. Among these, “Ellas diseñan, 1965 – 2025” honors the contributions of 27 influential women in editorial design, showcasing over six decades of female creativity and empowerment. “Tixinda: 40 años en la defensa del caracol púrpura” chronicles the Mixtec community’s four-decade struggle to preserve their ancestral dyeing techniques from the purple snail and their rich textile knowledge.

Additionally, Andrew Roberts critiques neoliberal cultural production through innovative multimedia projects, developing characters and worlds rooted in cultural archetypes. “Sedientos” follows forensic anthropologist Boon on a profound journey that explores themes of love, rebellion, and identity tied to the past through the investigation of young lives lost. The workshop “Circulo de Bordado” invites participants to engage in embroidery and textile arts, fostering community connections and creativity.

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