The Ball and the Ideas: Intellectuals Who Loved, Hated, and Debated Soccer
From Camus’s enthusiasm to Borges’s contempt, and including the critiques of Orwell and Eduardo Galeano, soccer is more than just a sport.
“The Collection: Networks and Trajectories of Mexican Art, 1910–1950” Comes to the MAM
The exhibition offers visitors the chance to get a closer look at pieces such as "The Two Fridas" and other key works.
Equinoxious: Rogelio Serrano’s Electronic Odyssey
Drawing inspiration from industrial architecture, literature, and Estridentismo, the project explores modular music.
Annie Leibovitz Returns to the World Cup with Photography, Soccer, Art, and Archaeology at Mexico 2026
Portraits, historical images, and artifacts come together in an exhibition that explores the relationship between sports and memory.
Amulio Espinosa: the Mexican filmmaker who moved to Finland and will premiere “About the Beginning” in Mexico
He is also the director of Cinemaissí, the Latin American film festival in the Nordic countries, and reflects on travel and identity.
Sofía Comas: “It’s one thing to understand a work within its historical context, and quite another to justify its content”
The singer-songwriter discusses the historical context behind the creation of her new album, Mexico, and the imagery that inspired it.
Nebraska Flores: Art as a Way to Imagine Other Ways of Living Together
Montevideo: 48 Hours After the Standoff in the Uruguayan Capital
The Art of Provocation: 5 Uncomfortable Moments in Latin American Art
Karlos Gil: “Contemporary art should return to the idea of being an interface”
