Explore a rich cultural journey through a series of interconnected exhibitions showcasing the vibrant tapestry of Mexican heritage and contemporary artistic expression. The retrospective on *Miguel Covarrubias* presents 453 works reflecting his influential contributions across art, anthropology, and design. Complementing this, *Bajo el signo de Saturno. Adivinación en el arte* delves into the relationship between hermetic sciences and modern creativity, while the *Eugenio Landesio* exhibition highlights the impact of 19th-century European landscape painting on Mexican art education.

Additionally, visitors can engage with *Casa Ofrenda Día de Muertos Mexskeletons*, featuring traditional altars and artisan workshops for the Day of the Dead, accompanied by guided tours in English and Spanish. The exhibition *Mujer Huipil* honors the cultural significance of indigenous women’s apparel, displaying over 100 traditional huipiles. Finally, *Ellas diseñan,