Juana Alicia’s Interview

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Juana Alicia. Visual artist, activist and muralist from San Francisco.
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The 2018 exhibition, at the Museo de la Ciudad de Mérida, in which Melva and Meztli
collaborated, was unique because they presented feminist themes that other galleries shy away from.

Galería Nahualli was one of the art establishments, outside of the official circuit, that opened its doors to the public, attracting the public’s attention.

opened its doors to the public, attracting a national and international audience.

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