In an initiative to enrich the experience of visitors to the Museum of Pre-Columbian and Indigenous Art (MAPI), the institution has put on sale a new guide produced by “BMR Productora Cultural”. This guide offers visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves even further in the cultural and artistic richness of the museum, providing an in-depth look at its collection, as well as at the history of both the museum and the building that houses it.

With this guide, visitors will be able to explore the museum’s most notable exhibitions more fully, with detailed information about the pieces on display and their historical and cultural context. The guide also provides an in-depth look at the founding of the museum, highlighting its importance in the preservation and dissemination of pre-Columbian and Indigenous art in the region.

Among the aspects covered by the guide are details about the architecture of the building that houses the museum, providing a more complete understanding of its physical and cultural setting. It also includes sections devoted to the temporary and permanent exhibitions, as well as to the activities and special events that take place at the museum.

With this new guide, visitors will have the opportunity to make the most of their experience at MAPI, allowing them to explore in a more informed and enriching way the wonders offered by this outstanding museum of pre-Columbian and Indigenous art.

The guide is available for purchase at the MAPI reception desk, offering visitors an invaluable tool to complement their visit and take home a lasting memento of their experience at the museum.