Art of the Other Mexico was published by the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum in 1993 and represents the largest and most important exhibit in which the artists, the curators, and the organizing institution are Mexican. This exhibition catalog illuminates the art of the other Mexico, the one that exists outside the nation’s physical border and is composed of Mexican descended people living and creating their own cultural reality in the United States.

La Patria Portátil: 100 years of Mexican Chromo Art Calendars was an exhibition, which the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum co-organized along with Museo Soumaya, Mexico City. It was a retrospective exhibition regarding the different uses of the printed calendar and the artwork of almanac paintings during the 20th Century. This exhibit also attested to the philosophy of the Mexican culture as being one “sin fronteras,” for the history of the chromolithograph calendar is popularly known to Mexicans on both sides of the USMexico border.

The Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum’s Día de los Muertos catalog features photographs of past exhibitions that have been organized by this museum, as well as artwork, articles and photo documentation of how the Day of the Dead is celebrated throughout Mexico and the United States.

Traditional Textiles from Mexico, Guatemala, Panama

Traditional and Contemporary Art from the state of Michoacan, Mexico

Contemporary Artist of Mexico

Weaving a Cultural Testimony

Works of Art from the museum of the Basilica de Guadalupe

Commemorating the 78th Anniversary of his death

Showcasing the remarkable vision of three generations of mexican photographers

Latino Chicago Expressions

An exhibiton which consist of paintings, prints, and drawings by outstanding Latin American Women Artist from across the United States

Painting by Alejandro Romero

Modern Mexican Painting

Soap box Artist & Poet

The Jacques and Natasha Gelman Collection