Art exhibitions open in Soledad de Graciano Sánchez and Soria

Two distinct photographic and multi-disciplinary art exhibitions are opening to the public in Mexico and Spain.

In Soledad de Graciano Sánchez, Mexico, the collective exhibition “Memorias de la Raíz” will debut on November 9 at the former Municipal Palace. Organized by the Municipal Culture Directorate and supported by Mayor Juan Manuel Navarro Muñiz, the showcase features works by the La Masa Artística Collective. The exhibition includes photography, painting, sculpture, engraving, watercolor, and textile art, focusing on themes of childhood, identity, and emotion.

In Soria, Spain, photographer Alba Hernández Soriano presents “Vías muertas” at the Mujeres del Ferrocarril exhibition hall in Castejón. The project, titled “Rieles en el olvido: memoria visual de la línea Soria-Castejón,” documents the abandoned Soria-Castejón railway line. The exhibition, which runs until November 15, uses photography to explore the historical railway infrastructure and the human stories tied to the tracks that have seen no train traffic since March 2025.