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Fifth edition of Guadalajara Art Week reaffirms city’s status as a cultural destination (opens the original)
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In its fifth edition, Guadalajara Art Week (24-27 September) drew on the city’s cultural legacy, from modern figures like Dr Atl to influential projects from the early 1990s and emerging artists. Held annually in late September, the citywide programme continues to grow and attract greater engagement from local collectors while retaining its sense of intimacy. Centred on Estación Material, the boutique fair launched by Brett Shultz of Mexico City’s Feria Material, Guadalajara Art Week combines ex
Relocation of ancient Maya structures to make way for railway prompts legal challenge (opens the original)
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Can Maya monuments be fully relocated? Mexico’s Maya Train continues to stir controversy over its ecological and archaeological impact. Recently, archaeologists at the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) initiated legal proceedings against 26 INAH officials for allegedly destroying and falsifying archaeological heritage during the construction of the Balam Tun Memory Park in Chetumal, Quintana Roo state. The four-hectare park feature 47 Maya structures that INAH says were reloc
Giant Diego Rivera sculpture on Mexico City’s Olympic stadium to be restored (opens the original)
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Diego Rivera’s early-1950s monumental stone relief on the exterior of Mexico City’s Estadio Olímpico Universitario, at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (Unam), will be restored. The project launches the World Monuments Fund’s (WMF) multiyear collaboration with Unam to preserve major murals across its central campus. This will include David Alfaro Siqueiros’s three-dimensional mural on the rectory's tower and Juan O’Gorman’s stone mosaic mural at the university’s main library. The US e
AI can strengthen human connections to museums, report suggests (opens the original)
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Can artificial intelligence (AI) benefit museums? A report by Remuseum—an independent research project organised by the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas—argues that the technology could help museums without necessarily causing a much-feared loss of jobs. While acknowledging AI’s ethical, environmental and copyright risks, the report outlines five possible uses of AI at museums—from fundraising and communication to visitor services. It draws on a January 2026 conven
600-year-old funerary platform discovered in Peru (opens the original)
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Peruvian archaeologists have found a nearly intact, 600-year-old funerary platform at Chan Chan, the capital of the Chimú Kingdom, which ruled Peru’s northern coast before the Inca. On 8 September, Peru’s Ministry of Culture announced the discovery, which includes the remains of 38 individuals, jewellery, metal weapons, beads, textiles and carved wooden boxes with metal appliqués. The discovery is Chan Chan’s only known elite funerary platform to have been untouched by looting. The Chimú were on
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