Friedeberg's world "also" at the MIQ

I am not objective about this cosmopolitan Mexico City artist who left architecture to create his own two-dimensional world. He has it all, color, composition, design, the ability to be immediately grasped but then taking the viewer deeper. I've already been to the Iconografico twice to see his work.




Like the Dali show, this exhibit on the same floor will run through the Cervantino.

Dali's Quixote prints at the Iconografico through the Cervantino Festival

 If you only know Dali by his antics, you're in for a profound surprise. The Spanish artist who revered Cervantes' novel, created black-and-white and color prints for a deluxe French edition of Don Quixote. The exhibit, based on a private collection, features both prints and volumes containing the prints from France, the US, China and Spain. We're fortunate to have this superb exhibit in our city. Upstairs at the MIQ, admission 20 pesos.