Overview
- On view at the Palacio de Cultura Banamex–Palacio de Iturbide, the show presents 69 photographs chosen by Iturbide and runs free to the public through February 8, 2026.
- A new video by Pablo Méndez features the artist narrating the making and meaning of the images, an approach developed with curator Juan Rafael Coronel.
- Iturbide says she wants her archive to remain in Mexico but cites a lack of institutional capacity, noting the Fototeca de Pachuca is full, so her materials stay at home for now.
- She plans upcoming presentations abroad, including an International Center of Photography exhibition in New York titled Serious Play and a major Berlin retrospective next year.
- The photographer rejects the surrealist label often applied by European critics and urges careful use of AI in image-making, calling it a scientific advance that can also mislead.