Directions to Galería de José María Velasco

With an ever inclusive approach, based on a broad sense of contemporaneity, José María Velasco Gallery (GJMV) aims to promote through exhibitions, the work of artists of different generations and backgrounds, to get involved and to problematize aspects of culture Mexican pop. Understood not only as traditional and craft expressions but especially those derived from urban art and subaltern cultures and artistic interpretations regarding the products of mass communication: photography Registration and gender testimonial documents, illustration, video etc.. All forms that have shaped considerably, part of the cultural imagination of several generations in our society and culture.

In parallel, the GJMV firmly intends to introduce and educate the community of our environment and external visitors, taste, understanding and doing various artistic expressions of our time, through the delivery of workshops, producing publications and conference, a perspective in which the world of culture be less alien to their daily lives.

Address: Peralvillo 55, Col. Morelos , Mexico City, 06200

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Frida Kahlo Museum

Arguably one the most famous Mexican artists, Frida Kahlo was a pioneering figure for Latin American art..........
Dinner in the sky Mexico

Amazing, extraordinary, simply wonderful that is what our visitors always say. DINNER IN THE SKY is an extreme experience where 22 people are lifted by a crane to enjoy
Flyvolare

Live the unique experience of flying in a balloon. Venture into the oldest form of flight. Meet the Teotihuacan Valley from the heights in an unforgettable way.........
Arena Ciudad de México

The Mexico City Arena is an exciting venue featuring fantastic performances and artists all year long..........
BeMexico

The hospitality of the Mexican is example of the generosity and kindness of their culture, this is why we welcome our visitors as if they were old friends..........
El Angel de la Independencia

El Angel de la Independencia (The Angel of Independence) sits on a roundabout close to Paseo de la Reforma in downtown Mexico City. More commonly known as 'El Angel', the
Arena Mexico

Watch luchadores in all their masked glory, at the home of Lucha Libre..........
The National Auditorium

The National Auditorium is also considered among the world's best venues by specialized media. It was designed by Mexican architects Pedro Ramírez Vázquez and Gonzalo R
El Plaza Condesa

With a capacity of up to 1,900 people, this concert hall offers the best of national and international entertainment in a completely renovated and intimate atmosphere....
Museo del Chocolate

MUCH World Chocolate, the first Chocolate Museum in the city of Mexico, is a private institution that seeks to exalt the Mexican contribution of chocolate to the world...