Coatlicue Nefertiti, lost wax bronze sculpture, Perla Arroyo, Calavera Mexicana, contemporary Mexican art, Mexico City 2024

Coatlicue: The Mother Goddess of the Mexica Pantheon — and Why She Was Buried Again and Again

24 de July de 2026

Art & Philosophy

  In August 1790, workers carrying out routine paving work in…
Territory of Memory is a resin and black ceramic installation presented in the exhibition Mexican Skull: Identity and Memory at the Museo de la Cancillería, Mexico City, 2026.

Mexican Skull: Identity and Memory — Reflections at the Close of the Exhibition at the Museo de la Cancillería

7 de July de 2026

Art & Philosophy

By Perla Arroyo Calavera Mexicana® · July 2026 There is a…
Coyolxauhqui — Calavera Mexicana® · Bronze sculpture · Lost wax casting · Perla Arroyo · Mexico City · 2024

Coyolxauhqui: The Dismembered Moon Goddess Who Never Stopped Shining

20 de June de 2026

Art & Philosophy

On February 21, 1978, workers from the Mexico City electric company…
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The Mexican Skull Is Not a Symbol of Death — And Here’s Why That Changes Everything

8 de June de 2026

Art & Philosophy

  When most people in the Western world see a skull,…

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