On this Museum Night, we invite you to enjoy the stage production "Body another body. Essay on lightness and heaviness," a proposal that, through the body and movement, will take us through stories, memories and emotions that connect us with our own experience.
The production will be carried out by Huitziles Producciones, an interdisciplinary collective from Mexico City that creates stage projects focused on memory, the body and shared experience. Since 2022, it has presented its work in various cultural spaces and independent theatre meetings, developing proposals that combine different artistic languages and collective creation processes.
In addition, we invite you to explore our exhibitions: Portraits of the Empire and Mexico-Mexico-Mexico! Abel Quezada between art and sport.
General Information
📅 Dates: July 29, 2026
🕒 Schedule:
- 6:00 pm Free tour of the exhibition halls
- 7:00 pm Presentation of the play Body another body. Essay on lightness and heaviness
- 9:30 pm Closing of halls and cafeteria break
📍 Location: Kaluz Museum
♿ Accessibility: the tour is accessible for people with reduced mobility
👤 Age: These activities are recommended for ages 12 and up
❓ For more details, consult your PDF ticket
From football to baseball, from boxing to tennis, the exhibition explores the passion, humour and contradictions that run through Mexican culture, offering a tour of the work of an artist who turned sport into a way of understanding the country.
The exhibition brings together works by prominent artists, documents signed by Maximilian and Charlotte, as well as portraits of characters close to the imperial court, including Carlos Sánchez Navarro, Dolores Osio and Rafael Martínez de la Torre, Maximilian's defence lawyer during his trial. A tour that allows you to discover the relationships between art, power and history through exceptional pieces recently added to the Kaluz Museum collection.
The production will be carried out by Huitziles Producciones, an interdisciplinary collective from Mexico City that creates stage projects focused on memory, the body and shared experience. Since 2022, it has presented its work in various cultural spaces and independent theatre meetings, developing proposals that combine different artistic languages and collective creation processes.
In addition, we invite you to explore our exhibitions: Portraits of the Empire and Mexico-Mexico-Mexico! Abel Quezada between art and sport.
General Information
📅 Dates: July 29, 2026
🕒 Schedule:
- 6:00 pm Free tour of the exhibition halls
- 7:00 pm Presentation of the play Body another body. Essay on lightness and heaviness
- 9:30 pm Closing of halls and cafeteria break
📍 Location: Kaluz Museum
♿ Accessibility: the tour is accessible for people with reduced mobility
👤 Age: These activities are recommended for ages 12 and up
❓ For more details, consult your PDF ticket
Mexico-Mexico-Mexico! Abel Quezada between art and sport
On the occasion of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, this exhibition brings together cartoons, paintings, watercolors and archival material by Abel Quezada, one of Mexico's great visual chroniclers. Through this selection, the exhibition reveals how sport inspired his critical, ironic and deeply human outlook.From football to baseball, from boxing to tennis, the exhibition explores the passion, humour and contradictions that run through Mexican culture, offering a tour of the work of an artist who turned sport into a way of understanding the country.
Portraits of the Empire
Browse a selection of portraits and historical documents that bring us closer to one of the most complex periods in Mexico's history: the Second Mexican Empire.The exhibition brings together works by prominent artists, documents signed by Maximilian and Charlotte, as well as portraits of characters close to the imperial court, including Carlos Sánchez Navarro, Dolores Osio and Rafael Martínez de la Torre, Maximilian's defence lawyer during his trial. A tour that allows you to discover the relationships between art, power and history through exceptional pieces recently added to the Kaluz Museum collection.
