Celebrating contemporary art from Oaxaca

Behind each artwork there is a story of collective eforts to integrate and appreciate a culturally diverse society.

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The Grandfather

In the Mixtec culture, the grandfather was a symbol of wisdom and represented as the god of fire.

by Silverio Herrera Lopez

Dance of the Sun

The praying mantis is given the mythical power to transmit and heal the soul of those who observe it.

by Salime Guro

Offering

Offering is a representation of a traditional ritual performed by many Mixteca communities at the beginning of each harvest.

by Alvaro Medina

Hybrid Memory

My eyes are filled with memories witnesses of long lives.

by Mariela Lopez

Juarez

As part of an exposition, Federico Valdez was invited to print an art piece on a 20 Mexican peso bill.

by Federico Valdez

The Violinist Mixteco

Aler believes that art should be accessible to all people regardless of their social status.

by Aler Jaguar

Remember you must die

In ancient Mexico, death was not considered the end of life, but the beginning of a new cycle.

by Gabriela Morac

The Guardian

According to a Mexican legend, we travel to Mictlan after we die with the aid of Xolo, the guardian dog.

by Daniel Hernandez⁠

Oaxaca

As a multiethnic cultural marvel, Oaxaca is a center of diverse customs and traditions.

Printmaking in Oaxaca

Oaxaca printmaking workshops are manifested as a collective workspace.

Oaxaca Graphic Coop

Sixteen printmaking studios collaborate to disseminate, exhibit, and exchange their graphic art.

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