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Franz Mayer Museum, Mexico City, Mexico

The Franz Mayer Museum, located in Mexico City, is one of Mexico’s most recognized museums on decorative arts. It was founded with the private collection of the businessman of the same name, of German origin. It houses the main collection of decorative arts in Mexico and presents temporary exhibitions of…

Franz Mayer Museum, Mexico City, Mexico

Furniture redesign, Franz Mayer Museum

Furniture re-design, Sample of works, workshop of excellence in furniture recycling. Our future as inhabitants of this generous Earth lies in conservation, recovery. This has been one of the main reasons for the program, as important as fomar young people who did not have our same opportunities to educate. The…

Furniture redesign, Franz Mayer Museum

Silver Hall, Franz Mayer Museum

Silver, together with Talavera type ceramics, is one of the most abundant collections in the collection. Even more than 95 percent of the silver pieces are of Mexican origin, since the country has been a great producer of this metal, in addition to Franz Mayer “ repatriated “many copies found…

Silver Hall, Franz Mayer Museum

The Rebozo Made in Mexico, Franz Mayer Museum

The exhibition on the rebozo – the classic Mexican shawl made famous in 20th century culture by artist Frida Kahlo. Nearly 200 pieces between rebozos, painting, photography, fashion and contemporary textile art from the United Kingdom and Mexico, make up the exhibition “The rebozo”. Made in Mexico explores the key…

The Rebozo Made in Mexico, Franz Mayer Museum

A Story of Spanish Food Invention, Spanish Cultural Action, Franz Mayer Museum

TAPAS – Spanish Design for Food. Spanish culture has dreamt up ingenious inventions and solutions throughout history. This exhibition, organized and produced by Acción Cultural Española (AC/E), shows how design finds solutions to challenges posed over the years by the world of cuisine, through two hundred objects divided into three…

A Story of Spanish Food Invention, Spanish Cultural Action, Franz Mayer Museum

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