“Con todo y mi tristeza ” is an exhibition that pays homage to 1960s television shows through a colorful installation in the central courtyard of the Tamayo Museum. You’ll feel like you’re hosting a famous TV show!
This is a creation by artist Fátima Rodrigo, inspired by the designs, colors, and textures of television set designs from the 1960s. In addition to climbing its steps and walking through it, this set comes to life through sounds and changes in perspective.
Its vibrant shapes and colors are a true time-travel machine, drawing attention to television sets not only in Mexico but throughout Latin America. This is particularly relevant, as the exhibition reflects on how visual identity played a role in cultural integration among different Latin American countries, transcending all borders.
“Con todo y mi tristeza ” is a temporary exhibition; add it to your calendar as soon as possible, since you have until September 27, 2026, to see it.
Museum costs and hours
The venue’s regular hours are Tuesday through Sunday, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Admission is $95; children under 13, students, teachers, and seniors with an INAPAM card enter for free, while on Sundays admission is free for everyone.
If you’re curious about what TV shows were like in the last century, don’t miss this exhibition at the Tamayo Museum!
