MAPI presents its new Permanent Carnival Masks Gallery, a space dedicated to the richness and diversity of this celebration across Latin America.

The exhibition brings together unique pieces from the carnivals of Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Brazil, Mexico, Puerto Rico and Uruguay, reflecting the cultural identity of each country through its festive expressions. Each mask and costume on display tells a story, connecting the present with the ancestral traditions that have given life to these popular celebrations.

A space to discover the history of Carnival.

The gallery offers an in-depth look at the symbolic, aesthetic and cultural meanings of masks in different regions of the continent. From the vibrant, colorful Brazilian designs to the imposing figures of the Andean carnival, this collection invites visitors to explore how art and identity are expressed in one of Latin America’s most representative festivities.