"Cartografías del Olvido" at Museo Jumex
Museo Jumex is hosting 'Cartografías del Olvido' (Cartographies of Oblivion) through January 14, 2027. The exhibition features the work of several Mexican
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Qué hacer
Museo Jumex is hosting "Cartografías del Olvido" (Cartographies of Oblivion) through January 14, 2027. The exhibition features the work of several Mexican photographers exploring themes of memory, loss, and the erasure of history. Allow at least two hours to fully appreciate the collection.
Qué comer
The museum’s restaurant, Nicos Polanco, is a must. Order the mole poblano; it’s a rich, complex sauce made with chilies, chocolate, and spices, served over tender chicken. It’s a quintessential Mexican dish, elevated to an art form.
Entender a los mexicanos
The exhibition's focus on "oblivion" speaks to a broader Mexican preoccupation with the past, particularly the official narratives that have been constructed and often suppressed. It’s a subtle critique of how history is remembered – and forgotten – in the national consciousness.
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Museo Jumex and shows like "Cartografías del Olvido" reveal a Polanco that is both sophisticated and deeply engaged with contemporary Mexican culture. It demonstrates the city's commitment to supporting innovative artistic expression. Verify exhibition dates and ticket prices online.
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