San Cristóbal de Las Casas. Chiapas, México
Manuel Chavajay Xajaniil’ Ixim, xajaniil’ Petok, oq k’o pa k’ayewaal’ Sacred corn, sacred nopal and their threats Galería MUY is pleased to present the exhibition curated by Manuel Chavajay (San Pedro de la Laguna, Sololá, Guatemala; 1982), a creator who…
Caetano Días Healing Galería MUY is pleased to invite the public to explore the exhibition of diverse works by Brazilian artist Caetano Dias, curated by Luciana Accioly. This exhibition includes the performance “Sweet Memories” by Saúl Kak. It marks the…
Pedro Gómez and Gerardo K’ulej Metaphorical forms Two artists fascinated by volume, the tactile, the movement: sculpture. P.T’ul looks back in time at the cultural uses of lum (earth), contemporary with a gesture of recovering the Maya oral tradition through…
Xanabiletik Chronicle of indigenous migrants from Chiapas, Mexico Xanabiletik: Chronicle of Indigenous Migrants from Chiapas Migrations in the Maya and Zoque villages have always been a part of life, and each era brings its particularities. Over the last 25 years,…
Juan Chawuk and Darwin Cruz Dialogues in colors Two master artists, both technically skilled in figurative realism, engage in dialogue as they present recent works at the Galería MUY. Juan Chawuk and Darwin Cruz are originally from Las Margaritas and…
Antún Kojtom y Kayum Ma’ax Futures, tradition and globalization Futures: Tradition/Globalization With great honor, the Galería MUY presents the exhibition “Futuros: tradición/globalización” featuring recent works by Antún Kojtom and Kayum Ma’ax, two of the great masters of contemporary Maya art…
Saúl Kak Self-consultation with art Notes on the Exhibition and the Works, this exhibition, “Self-Consultation with Art”, by Saúl Kak (Guayabal-Rayón, 1985), brings together materials and artworks from the artist’s production over the past three years. At Galería MUY, we…
Cecilia Gómez y Margarita Martínez Weaving the art Installation and photography by Cecilia Gómez and Margarita Martínez While textiles are very ancient and art is timeless, textile-art is new: it dates from the mid-20th century. It is part of the…
The guests of August Contemporary photography from Chiapas Sunken in the torpor of the dog days’ dreams, as I imagine the same guests did in Rosario Castellanos’ work, the authors present in this photographic piece blur into the confusion of…