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Collective exhibition curated by José Manuel Springer made up of nearly 90 pieces of the authorship of 59 artists of different generations inspired around society, politics and the environment, in an unprecedented journey through the history of Mexico in the last 3 decades. From painting, photography, drawing and video, the pieces gathered make up the "territories of memory" that question transformations and mirror changes. The works are part of the MAM and other public and private collections.

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