Xa Jun Ruk’oxomal Qanima: Un Solo Latido: A Shared Heartbeat

You’ll find a thoughtful conversation between two Guatemalan artists of Kaqchikel Maya heritage in this exhibition. It brings together over 100 paintings by Rosa Elena Curruchich, created from 1979 to 2003, with recent sculptures and large-scale textiles by Angélica Serech. The works explore community stories and women’s experiences, blending traditional and contemporary styles. If you’re interested in art that reflects cultural identity and social themes, this show offers a rich, layered experience. The exhibition invites you to see how different mediums and generations connect through shared narratives. Rosa Elena’s paintings provide a historical perspective, while Angélica’s sculptures and textiles add a fresh, tactile dimension. You might appreciate the way the artists’ voices complement each other, creating a dialogue that feels both personal and collective. It’s a chance to engage with art that honors heritage while embracing new forms of expression.