From June 28 to July 31, 2025, several intertwining events and exhibitions will showcase the richness of artistic expression and cultural heritage in Mexico, highlighting significant social narratives. The series will include *”El horizonte siempre se aleja,”* inviting contemplation of contemporary socio-political themes through selected artworks, and *”Ellas diseñan, 1965 – 2025,”* which celebrates the contributions of 27 women in editorial design, emphasizing over sixty years of feminine creativity.

At the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, diverse exhibitions such as *”Un cielo sin fronteras. Rosario Castellanos: archivo inédito,”* honoring the influential writer, and *”Huellas de la Memoria,”* featuring over 300 pairs of shoes symbolizing families of the missing, poignantly address ongoing humanitarian crises from 1969 to the present. Additional showcases like *”Pablo O’Higgins. Estampas de vida y luz”* and *”Eugenio Landesio. Las lecciones del Arte”* will reflect significant artistic legacies and the evolution of arts education in Mexico.

Complementing these displays, engaging workshops such as the *”Círculo de Bordado,”* which focuses on community stitching and storytelling, and the *”Taller MIDE: Destellos del Edificio,”* where participants can craft lamps inspired by historical decorative styles, will foster artistic expression and community connection. This collaborative cultural experience weaves together narratives of empowerment, remembrance, and identity, celebrating women’s crucial roles in the arts while addressing pressing contemporary issues within Mexico’s vibrant cultural landscape.