Conceived as a tribute to José Guadalupe Posada (1852–1913), this exhibition not only recognizes the significance of one of the great masters of Mexican printmaking but also bridges the gap between Porfirio Díaz’s Mexico and contemporary cultural vitality. Through his work, visitors will be able to discover the visual roots of Mexican identity and appreciate the enduring relevance of a legacy that continues to inspire the country’s art and culture, inviting both domestic and international audiences to engage with one of Mexico’s most representative artistic expressions.

Admission: $70

Guided tour $20, Photography permit $10 pesos. Photography with a tripod or the use of flash is not permitted. Tuesday through Saturday: free admission for those over 60 (INAPAM), children under 13, retirees, pensioners, teachers, and active students (upon presentation of valid ID). Sunday: free admission for all (including foreign residents in Mexico).