Exhibitions

Auto-consulta con arte

Self-consultation with 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…

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Weaving the art

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…

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The guests of August

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…

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Contemporary urban Mayan

Dyg’nojoch Contemporary urban Mayan This exhibition takes the form of an installation or complete appropriation of the space at Galería MUY by the artist Dyg’nojoch. Dyg’nojoch (Ch’enalho’, 1989) grew up in the city of San Cristóbal de Las Casas and…

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"Destino y suerte"

Fate and luck

Manuel Guzmán y Raymundo López Fate and luck Two Visions of Ritual and Political Life in Two Highland Maya Towns.Two artists represent spiritual and dreamlike life through symbolic languages—both ancestral Maya and universal. Welcome to the exhibition “Destiny and Luck”,…

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Abraham Gómez: Bless my path

Abraham Gómez Bless my way Artistic project of Abraham Gómez, we proudly present “Bless my way”, a new series of photographs taken by Abraham Gómez Vázquez (Ichinton, Chamula, 1977). Based on his dual practice as a photographer-artist and vehicle sales…

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Trabajo, Jugueteo y Violencia

Work, play and violence

Juana López y Antonia Girón Work, play and violence Two photographers reflect on their everyday lives and the cultural life of Chamula and Tenejapa, using photography as a medium for visual, social, and political reflection. Their images are presented freely…

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