Overview
- The outdoor exhibition runs January 9–February 8, 2026 in the Plaza de la Constitución with free, all-day access.
- The 200 large-format pieces were each intervened by a different artist or group, with participation including 113 men, 67 women and 23 collectives using techniques from painting and printmaking to sculptural interventions.
- Head of Government Clara Brugada inaugurated the installation, calling it an artistic and political expression linked to national sovereignty.
- On-site programming includes concerts, theater performances and meetings with nopal producers from Milpa Alta.
- This second stage expands a 2025 pilot of 50 pieces and organizers plan to take the installation to other city sites after its Zócalo run.