From July 2 to July 31, the Museo del Estanquillo Colecciones Carlos Monsiváis invites groups of up to 15 people to explore a diverse range of exhibitions. Visitors can experience “Pablo O’Higgins. Prints of life and struggle,” showcasing a selection of 46 works and 16 reproductions that highlight the artist’s graphic contributions. Delve into “Cultural History of Color,” which examines the perception and symbolism of color throughout history.

In an upcoming event, “Tim Burton. The Labyrinth,” running from May 5 to June 8, 2025, guests can immerse themselves in the fantastical and dark realms created by Tim Burton, featuring exclusive artworks that unveil the creative process behind his iconic style. Other significant exhibitions include “Urban Midwives,” focusing on the historical biases against midwives, and “Traces of Memory,” an installation symbolizing the plight of missing persons in Mexico with over 300 used shoes.

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