Let yourself be surprised by these art exhibitions in CDMX that will take you to other cultures, countries and generations. This list includes both free and fee-based exhibits; a perfect plan to visit Mexico City’ s emblematic museums. Organize your agenda and don’t miss them!
1. Expo at the Ex Teresa Arte Actual
Bi xa ra ndumu̱i, aya p’ampay. Burying a corpse / suspending grief is an exhibition by artist Adela Goldbard. Here you will see pieces from Hñähñu and Quechua collectives from Mexico and Peru; pieces that have been collected by the artist for ten years. Across five rooms you will see video installations, textiles, pyrotechnic painting and much more.
📅 Through September 14
🕛 Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
🎟️ Free admission
📍 Lic. Verdad 8, Historic Center
Under the sign of Saturn
MUNAL presents a new exhibition called Under the Sign of Saturn. Divination in art. It is an exhibition dedicated to esotericism, spiritualism, palmistry and other astrological knowledge. Among its pieces, the sculpture The Palmist by Leonora Carrington stands out.
📅 Until February 15, 2026
🕛 Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
🎟️ $95 general admission, free for children under 13, students, people with disabilities and teachers.
📍 Tacuba 8, Historic Center
3. Knights of the Zodiac Expo
Saint Seiya-Anime Art is an exhibition dedicated to the iconic anime from the 80’s. Clay sculptures and paintings will remind you of your favorite characters from The Zodiac Knights. Clay sculptures and paintings will make you remember your favorite characters from The Knights of the Zodiac. If you travel on the Metro, take a moment to appreciate it!
📅 To be defined.
🕛 Metro CDMX schedule
🎟️ $5, transportation ticket cost
📍 Chabacano Station, Line 6
4. Expo dedicated to Tepito
If you are from CDMX you know that Tepito is one of the neighborhoods with the greatest identity and this is one of the exhibitions that gives us a taste of it. In From the heart of the neighborhood. Tepito deep roots, voices that resonate you will see paintings, sculptures, photographs, graphics and other pieces made by neighbors or characters that are related to this neighborhood.
📅 Until August 3rd.
🕛 Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00
🎟️ Free admission
📍 Galería José María Velasco at Peralvillo 55, Morelos
5. González Camarena murals
Jorge González Camarena. The Unfinished Utopia is a new exhibition at the Palace of Fine Arts Museum. In it you will discover more about Mexican muralism, especially that of this artist. It is composed of more than 100 pieces, where his first sketches and the mural called Liberation stand out.
📅 Until September 14th.
🕛 Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
🎟️ $95 and free admission on Sundays.
📍 Palace of Fine Arts
6. Rosario Castellanos Expo
A sky without borders. Rosario Castellanos: unpublished archive is an exhibition at the Colegio de San Ildefonso about the Mexican writer. With the support of her son Gabriel Guerra Castellanos, more than 100 personal objects were collected, including the artist’s typewriter and glasses. Don’t miss it! ✍🏽
📅 Until August 24
🕛 Monday to Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
🎟️ $50; students and teachers with credential pay $25
📍 Justo Sierra 16, Historic Center
7. I have no questions, only answers
The Museo Tamayo welcomes you to this exhibition by artist Raphaela Vogel. You will see a series of sculptures with sound and video that question the form of production of contemporary artists. All from a narrative that can be disturbing.
📅 Until July 6th.
🕛 Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
🎟️ $95 general admission. Children under 12, teachers and INAPAM are free. Sunday free admission to all public
📍 Paseo de la Reforma 51, Chapultepec Forest
8. Tim Burton, The Labyrinth
This is an experience that will immerse you in the extraordinary worlds created by Tim Burton. It will be an immersive space where you will see original pieces of the films. The idea is that you will navigate through a labyrinth that represents Burton’s mind. It is one of the most anticipated exhibitions in 2025 in CDMX! 👾
📅 Starting June 26.
🕛 Monday to Sunday from 9:00 am.
🎟️ Find tickets here
📍 500 Constituyentes Ave.
9. Eufloria. Floral Splendor
The flowers of spring have arrived to the Kaluz Museum with an exhibition full of colors and nature. You will see works by international and national artists. 🌼
📅 Until September 2025.
🕛 Wednesday to Monday from 10: to 18:00
🎟️ $60 general admission and free admission on Tuesdays.
📍 Hidalgo Av. 85, Historic Center
6. The little big world
Come and discover The Little Big World, a 360° experience that will immerse you in the classic story of The Little Prince. All through virtual reality, installations and interactive activities. 🌹
Sunday to Thursday 10:00 to 18:00, Friday and Saturday 10:00 to 19:00.
🎟️ $200 general admission and $135 under 13 years old
📍 Tacuba 15, Historic Center
10. Tono 2025
This is a group show where you will see three exhibitions: Pray, Drench and Paradise that collaborate with the TONO festival. Get ready to reflect on the passing of time through video installations that make the Laboratorio Arte Alameda vibrate. ⌛
📅 Until June 15, 2025
🕛 Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
🎟️ $45 general admission and free admission on Sundays.
📍 Dr. Mora 7, Centro
11. The Impressionist Revolution
Original works by Claude Monet, Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Gauguin and other artists will arrive at the Palace of Fine Arts. Here you will immerse yourself in the evolution of art during the 20th century and the role these characters played in its understanding, development and legacy. Without a doubt, this is one of the most anticipated exhibitions in CDMX during 2025.
📅 Until July 27th.
🕛 Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
🎟️ $95 and Sunday free admission
📍 Juarez s/n, Centro Histórico
12. Antonio. Untamed fashion
If you love fashion, don’t miss this exhibition at the Franz Mayer. Through illustrations, photographs and clothing you will learn about the work of artists Antonio López and Juan Ramos. These characters revolutionized the beauty canons of the 60s, 70s and 80s with their vibrant and colorful proposals. 👗
📅 Until June 29th.
🕛 Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
🎟️ Buy your tickets on this page
📍 Hidalgo 45, Guerrero
13. Playmobil Expo
“The evolution of the click. 50 years of memories” is an exhibition made with pieces, dioramas and models of Playmobil, who is celebrating its 50th anniversary. There are a lot of scenarios that will transport you to magical worlds, even to the bottom of the sea. Surely one of your favorite corners will be the giant castle, ideal for taking pictures! 🏰
📅 Until June 15
🕛 Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
🎟️ Free admission
📍 Museo Casa de Carranza at Río Lerma 35, Cuauhtémoc
14. Mystika
Before the end of 2024, run to visit one of the most amazing exhibitions in CDMX. It is Mystika by artist Pepe Soho. It has seven rooms where you will visit natural sanctuaries such as the monarch butterfly. All through projections, lights and sound that create a memorable experience.
📅 Dates and times available from Monday to Sunday.
🎟️ Find your tickets here
📍 Torre Cuarzo at Paseo de la Reforma 26, Juárez
15. Japan: from myth to manga
This year the Franz Mayer Museum will have an exhibition dedicated to Japanese culture. You will see toys, clothes, origami and other pieces dedicated to the myths and legends of Japan. The best part is that there will be works with which you will be able to interact. 🏯
📅 August 2025
⏰ Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00
🎟️ General admission $100 and free admission on Tuesdays
📍 Hidalgo 45, Historic Center
16. Gabriel Orozco: National Polytechnic
Since 2006 there has not been an exhibition of the artist Gabriel Orozco in Mexico, but this 2025 he returns to the CDMX. Around 300 works will be exhibited at the Jumex Museum: paintings, sculptures, photographs, installations, games and more. It should be noted that his projects are usually based on symmetry and the materialization of time. 🖼️
📅 Until August 3.
⏰ Tuesday to Friday and Sunday from 10:00 to 17:00, Saturday from 10:00 to 19:00.
🎟️ Free admission
📍 Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra 303, Granada, Miguel Hidalgo