Since 2023, she has led the direction of Salón ACME, one of the most dynamic and influential platforms in Mexico City’s art ecosystem. Under her leadership, the project has continued to expand its vocation as an open, collaborative, and constantly evolving space. Here, Ana shares her relationship with Mexico City, her favorite places, and the cultural routes she loves.
I feel it’s a city with great cultural richness, a lot of history, and a lot of energy. There is enormous potential for creativity. It also has a very strong sense of hospitality.
I think Chapultepec Forest; I love it.
I really enjoy the areas around the museums: the Tamayo Museum, the National Museum of Anthropology, or the Sunday bike ride.
Peana, in La Roma. The space is beautiful and very open; I always enjoy visiting it. Also Labor Gallery.
I really like taking them to La Ciudadela. It’s across from the National Library, and if it’s Saturday or Sunday, they can watch people dancing in the Plaza del Danzón.
Campo Baja. It’s a seafood restaurant from Ensenada, Baja California. They recently celebrated their 10th anniversary, and they have always been very consistent in the quality of both service and food.
Covadonga is still an interesting place.
Definitely the Zócalo and the Historic Center, with a walk through Bellas Artes, the Alameda, and ending at the Zócalo.
I would recommend planning a full day. We offer an experience that’s different from other fairs. Arrive early to see the art calmly, stay for lunch, continue exploring, and maybe stay for the evening events.
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