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CITY OF MEXICO (proceso.com.mx) .- The World Cup fever for the 2018 Russia World Cup soccer has arrived at the National Museum of World Cultures of the National Institute of Sports. anthropology and history, with the exhibition Football, a world passion, a tour of some highlights of the history of this sport, made of objects and memories of various sports games. Composed of 190 pieces of memorabilia and objects of worship, the temporary exhibition brings together t-shirts, cards, balls from the 30s, goalkeeper gloves, sneakers and other pieces signed by great figures, like Diego Armando Maradona when he was part of the national team, as well as other jerseys signed by national players such as goalkeeper Antonio "La Tota" Carbajal; Oribe Peralta, native of Torreón and player of Club América; Carlos Vela, national player and player of Los Angeles FC, of the American League, and former football player Hugo Sanchez, recognized as one of the best players of the twentieth century by CONCACAF, to mention that some. The show is based in the room of the second level of the premises of the museum until July 29 in the currency 13, Historical Center (Metro Zócalo), the entrance is free.
Latest work on the work on the painter Jackson Pollock
As a poetic, plastic and scenic exercise that recreates the life of the artist Jackson Pollock, the visual artist Alain Kerriou defined the montage of the monologue Red, Black & Silver, who directs and directs Arnaud Charpentier in the forum Antonieta Rivas Mercado Versatile of the Library of Mexico. The central core of the story is the last work of the American painter, the work: Red, Black & Silver that he left unsigned, and whose authenticity generates a great controversy, despite having passed the polygraph test, in fact the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, which presides over his widow, has never authenticated the stuff, despite the insistence of his heirs with what its value would be millions of dollars. The canvas stands out, among its plastic production, being unusual in its elements, having a dominant black central shape and having painted it on a silver background. Under the dramaturgy of the Mexican writer Alejandro Román, the play Red, Black & Silver has literary resources with which retrospectively tells the last moments of the life of Jackson Pollock, regarded as the only one. one of the great representatives of abstract expressionism and painting action . The work is presented to the last two functions this Saturday at 13 and 17 hours. Admission is free
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Folkloric dance at CCB's Plaza Angel Salas
The Folklorico Ballet Telpochcayotl, a group that sought to contribute to the dissemination of Mexican folk traditions for three decades, presents this Saturday the show Mexican feeling, title d the program that the group will present at 17:00 in the square Ángel Salas Cultural Center of the forest. The recital seeks to enhance national wealth through the movement of bodies and the colors of costumes. The program includes dances from Chihuahua, Veracruz (Ranchero and Sotavento), Yucatán, Guerrero and Sinaloa. Under the coordination of Jorge Antonio Román Acevedo, the ballet has participated in various festivals such as Cultural Zacatecas, AIGP Motor Sport World Cup, Regional Festival "Yucatan" at CDMX, National Silver Fair and Jornadas Alarconianas, Taxco, Guerrero, in the museum of the SHCP Antiguo Palacio del Arzobispado in the program "Dance in time", among many others.
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Talking with Arcelia Ramirez in Fine Arts
Protagonist films like The Secret of Romelia and Fragrance of Violets l 39 actress Arcelia Ramírez, will participate in the cycle Do you want me to read it again? in which will read fragments of the now classic history Heidi of the Swiss writer Johanna Spyri. A story of a little orphan who lives in the Swiss Alps with her grandfather, who became famous in a television series of the same name in the decade of the eighties of the last century, although the book was written in 1880 The narration will take place on Saturday 30 at 12 o'clock in the room Manuel M. Ponce of the Palace of Fine Arts, avenue Juarez and Central Axis Lázaro Cárdenas, Historical Center, Metro Bellas Artes. The entrance is free, but the space is limited.
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Work on the Gay World and Politics
Angeles in America. Part One: The Millenium Approaches The piece created in 1991 broke myths and paradigms about the gay and political world, arrives at the end of the season. Composed of small melodramas that make a great tragedy, the play concludes its presentations this Saturday, June 30 at 18h, at the Theater Juan Ruiz de Alarcón of the University Cultural Center, located in Insurgentes Sur 3000, Ciudad Universitaria, Metro Insurgentes and Pumabus 3 and the center Metrobús Cultural Center.
A look at Nahui in the Munal
You can also visit the exhibition Nahui Olin. The infinite look recently opened at the Museo Nacinal de Arte, which reveals the creative universe in which the controversy developed by Carmen Mondragón (visual arts, poetry, science). Integrated by 250 works from national collections, such as paintings, prints, drawings, caricatures and photographs of the artist herself and her contemporaries, Gerardo Murillo Dr. Atl Jean Charlot , Alfredo Ramos Martínez, Antonio Garduño and Edward Weston, among others, the sample was organized by the researcher Tomás Zurián. It is divided into four thematic areas: Carmen Mondragón and the plastic synthesis; Nahui Olin: science as a modern utopia; The body as an immanent expression and the materialization of memory. It will be open to the public until September 9 at the National Museum of Art, Tacuba 8, Centro Histórico (METRO Allende and Bellas Artes), from Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 6pm
* [19659002] "I wanted to find you", Mexican film
The actors Luis Arrieta, Erick Elías and Eréndira Ibarra in the film I wanted to find you directed by Javier Colinas and written by Tamara Argamasilla. On the life of a young engineer who, a few days after his wedding, discovers that he has found his true love, with whom he will live new adventures. This romantic comedy is by the producers and distributors of What blame the child has by Gustavo Loza, and I love it, but it scares me by Beto Gómez. Filmmaker Javier Colinas is the director of feature films "El cumple de la abuela" and "Detrás del poder". It opens this weekend in all cinemas
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Discover the Elena Poniatowska Foundation
You can now visit and share the cultural center in which the Elena Poniatowska Amor Foundation has developed . recently inaugurated house of José Martí 105, Col. Escandón. In addition to various activities such as workshops, exhibitions, book presentations, film cycles, lectures and reading promotion programs, the new headquarters – led by Felipe Haro Poniatowski – provides free of charge citizen archives of the writer and journalist Elena Poniatowska, Cervantes Prize 2016. Also, access to a large library. The house, a few blocks from Metrobus Patriotismo
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Mexico is Culture
Activities for the whole family are available on the website www.mexicoescultura.com From the Ministry Culture, where there is complete information on exhibitions in museums, constituencies or centers, as well as the functions of the various branches of the classical arts such as theater, dance, literature, visual arts, music, architecture, cinema. .. well in the phone number 01800CULTURA.
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Museums with interactive tours
The Museum of the Palace of Fine Arts which is part of the INBA Interactive Museums allows you to digitally travel all the wall paintings of the Enclosure in marble can zoom up to ten centimeters of real distance thanks to 3D and 360 ° technology. Thus, it can cover in detail the works of Diego Rivera, José Clemente Orozco, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Rufino Tamayo, Jorge González Camarena, Roberto Montenegro and Manuel Rodríguez Lozano: www.museopalaciodebellasartes.gob. mx Three other speakers with this modality are: www.museocasadecarranza.gob.mx
www.museoculturaspopulares.gob.mx and
www. museoferrocarrilesmexicanos. gob.mx
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Culture Secretariat of the CDMX
For the poster board of the activities of the Ministry of Culture of the Government of Mexico see the page :
www.cultura.cdmx.gob.mx/
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