The Anahuacalli Museum in Mexico City, a testament to Diego Rivera’s lifelong passion for pre-Hispanic art, is celebrating its 60th anniversary. This unique museum, designed by Rivera himself, houses a vast collection of ancient artifacts and offers a glimpse into Mexico’s rich cultural heritage. From its architectural symbolism to its diverse collection, the Anahuacalli is a testament to the enduring legacy of the iconic Mexican muralist.
Francisco Cancino showcased his latest collection in his workshop in Mexico City’s historic Edificio Humboldt, a nod to the city’s rich cultural heritage. Inspired by Diego Rivera’s mural in Alameda Central, Cancino’s designs featured a mix of modern and traditional Mexican elements. From bold party dresses in vintage fabrics to tailored pieces and military-inspired jackets, the collection exuded poetic eclecticism and commercial appeal, reflecting Cancino’s maturity as a designer and entrepreneur.
