
REGISTRO: Museo Tamayo

SPACE10, IKEA's independent research and design lab, shares a first look at the program for its two-week pop-up in Mexico City, which will explore the theme "Beyond Human-Centered Design." With over 45 guest speakers, the pop-up will feature daily panels and lectures, exhibitions, workshops, a live radio program, and a series of immersive culinary experiences. The program, taking place from March 26 to April 9 at the multidisciplinary space LOOT, promises a comprehensive and vibrant exploration of how design and technology can be a powerful force for reimagining and creating a better everyday life on the planet.


SPACE10, IKEA’s independent research and design lab, introduces the first look at its two-week design program in Mexico City. Held in the exhibition space, LOOT, the pop-up explores the theme ‘Beyond Human-Centered Design’ to rethink design that embraces both people and the planet. Featuring over 45 speakers, the pop-up includes daily panels and keynotes, exhibitions, multiple workshops, a live radio show, and immersive food and drink experiences. Taking place from 26 March-9 April 2022, the program promises a comprehensive and jubilant exploration of how design and technology can be a powerful force to reimagine and create a better everyday life.


NIEBLA is the first solo exhibition by Erik López. Drawing from the concept of "brain fog"—a neurological phenomenon characterized by memory loss, difficulty finding words, and feeling overwhelmed by simple daily tasks—NIEBLA presents a selection of works produced between 2020 and 2021 by photographer, museographer, and digital artist Erik López. The exhibition traces a brief journey from the material to the intangible, experimenting with architecture, digital art, NFTs, photography, and video.




The Social Communication Coordination, in collaboration with the Cultural Diffusion Coordination and the Library and Archives Coordination of the UNAM Faculty of Architecture, held a campaign throughout November to commemorate the 240-year history of the Academia de San Carlos and the 40th anniversary of the Faculty of Architecture.

Established in 1984 by the Graduate Studies Division of the Faculty of Architecture, the Federico E. Mariscal Extraordinary Chair is awarded to architecture professionals in Mexico in recognition of their outstanding high-level performance in the field. It is not required for the recipient to be an active faculty member at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). This recognition is granted by the Technical Council of the Faculty of Architecture.



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Workshops: The "archdifusión" method is a series of practical workshops focused on providing dissemination tools for students, professionals, and firms within the architectural industry and related disciplines.

The second edition of the What Design Can Do festival in Mexico City at the Ángela Peralta (open-air) theater is almost here! Join the global community of creatives who are moving the world on October 28th and 29th.