Since very early times, Pre-Columbian artists explored the human figure. They observed movements, postures and features that were later expressed in sculpture and ceramic pictorial art. Another way of representation stood out throughout the Mesoamerican region: ceramic
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Since its inauguration in August 2017, the Hyatt Centric Guatemala Hotel has set out to disseminate the country's cultural and natural heritage, sharing with the visitor photographs, handicrafts, contemporary art by recognized artists and Maya Pre-Columbian art.
The MARQ Alicante Archaeological Museum was awarded the first EMPORIA 2017 National Prize for the best museum design for a non-itinerant temporary exhibition: "MAYAS: The Enigma of Lost Cities", in which the collection in custody of La
LA RUTA MAYA FOUNDATION Presents the temporary exhibition "Pre-Columbian Biodiversity, The Mysteries of the Jungle" at the Training Center of the Spanish Cooperation (CFCE) in 6th North Avenue, between 3rd and 4th West Streets, Antigua Guatemala. It
Invitation to the conference cycle as part of the opening of the exhibition "Mayas, the Enigma of the Lost Cities". * Conferences will take place at the Museum´s auditorium on Friday May 26, 2017 starting at 10:00
The exhibition "Mayas, The Enigma of Lost Cities", brings together an important collection of objets from La Ruta Maya Foundation, the National Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology of Guatemala (MUNAE), and the Dr. Juan Antonio Valdés Museum
The Cancuén Panel, under the custody of the La Ruta Maya Foundation (Cultural Property Registration No. 16.2.5.244), currently exhibited at the Exhibition "MAYA: Das Rätsel der Königsstädte" at the Historisches Museum der Pfalz in Speyer (Germany), was
La Ruta Maya Foundation participated with a booth at the ExpoTattoo 2016, invited by the organizers of the Convention, announcing the exhibition "The Human Figure and Body Decoration in Pre-Columbian Times", which openned to the public at
La Ruta Maya Foundation started February 2017 with an activity organized by TRIGG County High School in Cadiz, Kentucky, United States, as part of the PBL (Project Based Learning) of the Foreign Language Class. Teacher Mrs. Maureen
Polychrome stucco sculpture of a character wearing a jaguar skin mask and a short skirt resembling the jaguar pelt, now on view in the exhibition "MAYA: Das Rätsel der Königsstädte" (Ruta Maya Foundation, Guatemala Register of Cultural Property No.
