100 años de Muralismo

 100 años de Muralismo


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19 de agosto 
#ContigoEnLaDistancia En el 500 aniversario de la la caída de Tenochtitlan, presentamos el conversatorio "100 años del Movimiento Muralista: Recuperando la memoria histórica a 500 años de Resistencia indígena. 1521, Toma de México Tenochtitlán", en donde hablaremos sobre los murales realizados por Desiderio Hernández Xochitiotzin y Federico Cantú.



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