San Cristóbal de Las Casas. Chiapas, México
Antún Kojtom Ts’ ibabil k’ op yaye ch’ ulelal The carved language of ch’ulel This installation of more than 400 engravings by Maestro Antún Kojtom is an event of unfolding in scales: it takes the large form of some forms…
Reflections Conversation on contemporary indigenous art in museums in Mexico Challenge the world from the community The Mayan artistic praxis / zoque de Chiapa The cisneros collection magazine presented an article with reference to the work of the artists of…
Raymundo López Painting childhood memories We were amazed by the precise and beautiful technique of the painter Raymundo López (San Andrés Larráinzar, Chiapas; 1989). As a colleague of his said, “you don’t finish learning the technique at school” since it…
Pedro Gómez & Gerardo K’ulej Metaphorical forms Dos artistas fascinados por el volumen, lo táctil, el movimiento: la escultura. P.T’ul remonta en el tiempo a los usos culturales del lum (tierra), contemporizándolos en un gesto de recuperación de la tradición…
Mayan and Zoque artists at CDMX Art Week/Zonamaco The Galería MUY and the OMR present “The photography of Maruch Sántiz: art and healing”, in recognition of this photographer who has taken great risks, achieving an inspiring artistic corpus, while Sántiz…
Cross-Border Mayan Project Este es un proyecto colectivo de artistas mayas de Guatemala y mayas/zoques de Chiapas, México. Sin desconocer diferencias de fondo entre la historia y cultura nacional de uno y otro país, en este proyecto se pone entre…
Mayan and Zoque interpretations of the (In)visible pandemic Link to virtual exhibition These 20 works of art show a special spirit of wisdom with a long-term vision, very welcome in these times of pandemic panic. We are in a moment…
Margarita Martínez & Abraham Gómez Tanchak: Huixtán’s carnival Si bien se ha hablado de la “antropología del arte” y también del “arte de la antropología”, en esta exposición, el dúo artístico, Margarita Martínez y Abraham Gómez nos cuadran el círculo…