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The Mexico Embassy in Guatemala will be the stage of the immersive exhibition to learn about the iconic pieces of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, one of the controversial couples in the history of world art.
As of May 30, the Guatemalans will have the option of visiting the immersive exhibition of Diego Rivera and Frida Khalo. (Free Press Photo: Shuttersock)
In Guatemala City the immersive exhibition will be available Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera: The Elephant and La Paloma. The guest is the public from the age of 13.
The exhibition combines audiovisual projections with narratives on Mexican painter, who died in 1954 and his partner, the painter Diego Rivera who died three years later. The exhibition will be open to the public at no cost.
This type of exhibition uses images, movements, textures and other elements so that people sit in tune with this proposal that leads to almost 600 images that take life in front of the eyes of the attendees. To complement there are rooms that show the most emblematic works of Mexican authors.
*Organizers recommend not using thin heel shoes for the material that the main room has. The immersive experience for people with light sensitivity is not recommended.
Date
As of Friday, May 30.
Hour
Monday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Each hour there is a presentation and in group over 20 people can communicate to the Mexico Embassy to request guided tours.
Place
2nd. Avenida 7-57, Zone 10. Telephones 2420-3433 and 2420-3434.
Prices
Free entrance.