Próximos eventos (9)
Dedo de novia
Screening of Dedo de novia at Cinematógrafo El Chopo, inside Museo Universitario del Chopo in Mexico City. This contemporary Mexican film is shown in a historic museum cinema setting, offering a thought-provoking cinematic experience for adults. Tickets are 60 MXN.
Festival Lit & Luz: Reparar
A cultural literary festival at the Museo Universitario del Chopo in Mexico City, featuring readings, conversations, and performances around the theme of repair and renewal as part of the Lit & Luz series.
Mujeres Tambien Hacemos Ruido
At Museo Universitario del Chopo in Mexico City, Mujeres Tambien Hacemos Ruido presents a project that reflects on the way women in music are framed, highlighting their technique, career, and influence. Led by drummer Mariela Sánchez, the event blends live performance and conversation to challenge stereotypes and celebrate female musicians.
Pres Ed: Interrupciones y Movimientos
Explore politicized art in the neoliberal crisis at Museo Universitario del Chopo. This exhibition and related programming examine how artists respond to economic austerity with critique, protest, and diverse media in Mexico City. Opens March 23, 2026.
Invitacion Flyr 2026
Invitation to the Fiesta del Libro y la Rosa 2026 at Museo Universitario del Chopo in Mexico City. Centered on cultura de paz with the theme Nombrar para existir, the event offers literary activities, readings, and discussions in a historic university museum setting.
¿Viernes de Consejo? ¡Viernes en el museo!
A family-friendly Friday at Museo Universitario del Chopo with interactive activities and kid-focused exhibits, inviting families to explore art and culture in a welcoming museum setting.
Madriguera de colores
A family-friendly workshop at Museo Universitario del Chopo in Mexico City exploring color through interactive installations. Kids and parents can explore textures and hues in Madriguera de colores, a playful art experience inside the museum.
Programa Visuales
An engaging visual program at Museo Universitario del Chopo featuring Nahum B. Zenil’s El límpido espejo de mis ojos (1968–2025). This exhibition surveys perception across decades, pairing archival pieces with contemporary visuals in a historic Mexico City venue that invites reflection on sight, memory, and time.
Quetzalcoatlus Vuelo Esp
At Museo Universitario del Chopo in Mexico City, this show revisits the 2003 Zoologías Fantásticas exhibition curated by Martha Papadimitriou, inviting visitors to explore fantastical zoologies through contemporary art. Featuring artists such as Helen Escobedo, Yolanda Andrade, Rocío Maldonado, Ofelia Márquez, Flor Minor, Mirna Manrique and Marta Palau, the program links science and art in an architectural landmark.