“Máscaras: Identidad en la Diversidad” Opens at Centro Cultural Clavijero in Morelia, Showcasing Binational Collaborative Relief Printmaking
A group exhibition featuring 60 artists who reinterpret Michoacán masks to spark dialogue on migrant identity, memory, and cultural connection across borders.
Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico — March 2, 2026 — Centro Cultural Clavijero announces the opening of the group exhibition “Máscaras: Identidad en la Diversidad”, a Binational Collaborative Printmaking project, with an opening reception on Friday, March 6, 2026, at 6:30 PM in Sala 8 at Centro Cultural Clavijero in Morelia, Michoacán.
Conceived as a platform for printmaking as memory, resistance, and community connection, the exhibition brings together 60 artists in a shared visual dialogue that strengthens bridges of cultural identity between Mexico and the United States. Through relief printmaking, participating artists interpret and reimagine mask traditions, creating a collective reflection on transnational experience and migrant identity.
Artists: Abel Alejandre, Alan Hervert Ortiz, Alejandro Cruz, Alejandro Sandoval, Alex Velazquez-Brightbill, Alexis Andrés Pérez, Alfonso Aceves, Alonso Herrera, Alvar Navarro, Andrea Sanchez, Angel Pahuamba, Ayelen Valeria López, Bernardo Calderón, Camila García, Celeste Jaime, Cinthya de la 0, Cristhian Díaz, Diana Posner, Diego Hernández, Dolores Mercado, Enrique Pérez, Ernesto Vazquez, Francisco Villa, Gabriel Ávalos, Guadalupe Suazo, Héctor Duarte, Irma Reyes, Ivan Mendoza, J. César Flores, Javier Ornelas, Joan Rebollo, José L. Gutierrez (elgtz), José Rogelio Morales, Karla Fernanda Ambriz, Karla Lisset Esquivel, Leonardo Rivas, Liliana Jemal Mendoza, Luis Alberto Fernández, Luis Carlos Bejar, Luis Felipe Rangel, Luna Monreal, Marco Castro, Maria Cristina Tavera, Marianne Sadowski, Mario Villaseñor, Matías Álvarez, Miguel Angel Hernández, Mizraim Cárdenas, Óscar Andres Garcia, Pablo Querea, Quetzalcóatl Pérez, Rene H. Arceo, Roberto Ferreyra, Rosa Angélica Gómez, Sabrina Paola Sánchez, Samuel Diaz, Verónica Gómez, Victor Rosas, Ximena Román, Zaizhi Monfon
“Máscaras: Identidad en la Diversidad” takes Michoacán masks as its central axis, with most works drawing from these forms to be represented and interpreted through relief printmaking. The exhibition’s collaborative structure amplifies individual voices while building a cohesive, multi-authored conversation about cultural continuity, displacement, belonging, and the evolving meanings of tradition across borders.
Exhibition Details
• Exhibition: Máscaras: Identidad en la Diversidad (Group Exhibition)
• Format: Binational Collaborative Relief Printmaking
• Opening Reception: Friday, March 6, 2026, 6:30 PM
• Venue: Centro Cultural Clavijero, Sala 8
• Location: Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico
About Centro Cultural Clavijero: Centro Cultural Clavijero is a cultural institution in Morelia, Michoacán, dedicated to presenting and supporting the arts through exhibitions, education, and public programming. Located in the historic center of Morelia, the venue serves as a platform for artistic dialogue, community engagement, and the circulation of regional, national, and international cultural projects. To learn more, please visit Secretaria de Cultura.