Mexico’s art scene is entering the final months of 2026 with a varied cultural program spanning major museums and independent creative spaces. October’s selection ranges from a landmark collection exhibition in Puebla to a retrospective of surrealist photography in Mexico City and an intimate multidisciplinary presentation about place, memory and personal transformation.
Although the three shows address different themes, they share an emphasis on how art can reshape familiar surroundings. Visitors can encounter everything from modern and contemporary Latin American works to photographic experiments and intimate reflections on identity, all while discovering institutions and artists working across Mexico.
The Home I Inhabit Explores Art, Identity and Belonging
One of the month’s largest offerings is The Home I Inhabit: Works from the FEMSA Collection, staged at the Museo Amparo in Puebla. Running through January 25, 2027, the exhibition brings together pieces by 60 artists from Mexico and Latin America, including Leonora Carrington, Fernando Botero and
Source: caras.com.mx
