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The Estanquillo Museum exposes Francisco Toledo’s “organic world”

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A woman in the shape of an iguana mates with a python snake. A Zapotec legend tells that the woman is saddened when they kill the snake, so she decides to become totally iguana. “She prefers reptile status to human,” says Alejandro Brito Lemus, director of the Estanquillo Museum, in Mexico City, who inaugurated an exhibition this Thursday about Francisco Toledo, the great contemporary Mexican artist, who deepens in the intimate relationship of h…
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