Reflections

Alone with Näwayomo”

Édgar Ruiz, Saúl Kak, and PH-Joel

In November 2020, the lands of the community of San Antonio Canelar, in the municipality of Rayón, Chiapas, began to crack due to the heavy rains caused by Hurricane Eta.

Art in Resistance at the Fair Material Vol. 10

The newspaper El Economista highlights the presence in 2024 of collective projects like Galería MUY, which showcase the expressions, knowledge, and demands of Indigenous peoples.

Letter 2023

Reflections on the activities, events, and exhibitions of Galería MUY in 2023 and projects for the coming year, by Martha Alejandro and John Burstein, co-directors of Galería MUY.

Disrupting the View of Contemporary Art: Galería MUY at Art Week

Note on the Pie de Página portal about Galería MUY’s participation in Art Week 2023 in CDMX.

The Galería MUY,Seedbed of Indigenous Plastic Art in Chiapas

Article in the La Jornada newspaper that traces a historical journey and describes the cultural proposals of Galería MUY, introducing its artists, published in 2023.

Galería MUY, The Joy of Creating From-For-With Indigenous Communities

John Burstein and Martha Alejandro reflect on the work of Galería MUY in this essay published in 2022 on the La Escuela platform.

Maternar, The exhibition that questions the concept of motherhood.

Article from Coolhunter MX about the 2022 MUAC exhibition featuring the participation of artist Maruch Méndez.

**The Palace of Fine Arts Museum presents the exhibition Art of the Peoples of Mexico: Indigenous Disruptions.**

Note on the 2022 exhibition featuring the participation of Kayúm Ma’ax, Saúl Kak, PH Joel, Maruch Sántiz, and Ceci Gómez.

Bellas Artes It exhibits popular art outside the canon and folklore.

Report by El Economista on the 2022 exhibition Art of the Peoples of Mexico: Indigenous Disruptions, featuring the participation of Kayúm Ma’ax, Saúl Kak, PH Joel, Maruch Sántiz, and Ceci Gómez.

Indigenous traditional and contemporary art takes over Bellas Artes in a new exhibition!

Article from Chilango magazine about the 2022 exhibition featuring the participation of Kayúm Ma’ax, Saúl Kak, PH Joel, Maruch Sántiz, and Ceci Gómez.

Galería MUY: A window to contemporary work by Indigenous artists.

Note from the El Universal newspaper, published in 2022, about Galería MUY.

Talk: Contemporary Indigenous Art in Museums of Mexico

Talk held in 2021 between art critic Carla Stellweg, researcher Helena Chavez Mc Gregor, and art historian Itzel Vargas Plata.

Reflections on Contemporary and Indigenous Art

Analysis of Maya and Zoque art by John Burstein, emeritus director of Galería MUY.

**Dizzy Magazine,Preview of the edition Mexico: Manuel Guzmán.**

Note in Dizzy Magazine about Manuel Guzmán on the occasion of his participation in the Outsider Art Fair 2021.

Challenging the World from the Communities: Maya/Zoque Artistic Praxis in Chiapas.

Article about Galería MUY in the Colección Cisneros publication, Arte e Ideas de Latinoamérica.

Proyecto Maya Transfronterizo

Essay in the contemporary art magazine Artishock about the 2020 Galería MUY exhibition featuring artists from Guatemala and Chiapas.

The Tsotsil art of the Gómez brothers conquers the contemporary art fair.

Report by Animal MX about Galería MUY’s participation in the Feria de Arte Material during Art Week 2020.

Galería MUY recognized as the best project.

Article from Cuarto Poder publication about Galería MUY’s participation in the Feria de Arte Material during Art Week 2020.

Galería MUY: Maya and Zoque Art in Chiapas

Note from Coolhunter MX about Galería MUY’s participation in the Feria de Arte Material during Art Week 2020.

Contemporary Indigenous art by creators from Chiapas is showcased.

Note from La Jornada newspaper about the exhibition Spoxil Ch’ulelal/Medicina del Alma: Contemporary Indigenous Art, which was presented in 2019 at the Centro Médico Nacional Siglo XXI.