AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCultural Exchange: A Qatar programme opening Nov. 5 at MIHAD Gallery brings Mexican artists and designers into a wider showcase celebrating the country’s cultural ties with Canada and Qatar. Music & Film: Mexican singer NSQK’s new album, Mosca, marks a creative shift, while LGBTQ+ comedy-drama The Divine Tragedy has premiered digitally. Día de Muertos: Mexico City’s parade drew more than a million people, and a record-setting 33-metre Catrina became a towering tribute to the holiday. In San Miguel de Allende, Hotel Matilda’s Cena Negra paired contemporary art with Mexican cuisine and remembrance rituals. Art: Yucatán has launched its first international contemporary art biennial, positioning Mérida as a creative hub; meanwhile, Leonora Carrington’s rare painting Fil d’Or is returning to auction after 70 years. Cross-Border Arts: Chicago’s Lit & Luz Festival opens Nov. 8, pairing artists from Mexico and Chicago for bilingual performances, readings and workshops.
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