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Mark Powell’s ‘Infinite Reality’ Exhibition Captures Mexico City’s Essence

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“Infinite Reality” Captures the Essence of Mexico City: Mark Powell’s Exhibition Opens at MAF

Mexico City, September 25, 2026 – The vibrant chaos, unique humor, and everyday characters of Mexico City are now on full display at the Museum of Photography Archive (MAF) with the opening of “Infinite Reality,” an exhibition by American photographer Mark Powell. As part of FotoSeptiembre, this collection features 57 images that capture spontaneous moments of life on the streets of the capital, showcasing unexpected encounters and scenes that reflect the city’s distinctive rhythm.

A Photographer’s Deep Connection with Mexico City

During the inauguration, Mark Powell recounted his first arrival in Mexico in 1988, spending his initial months primarily exploring the Historic Center. Powell, a native of Decatur, Illinois, has resided and worked in Mexico since 2003, a period during which he developed a profound connection with the country and, particularly, with Mexico City.

The photographs in “Infinite Reality” aim to highlight the often-overlooked details of daily life in the capital: the gestures, the characters, the chance encounters, and the situations that unfold on its bustling streets. Powell’s work invites viewers to rediscover the familiar, revealing the beauty and complexity hidden within the everyday.

Free Entry and Extended Viewing

The exhibition is located on the second floor of the Museum of Photography Archive (MAF) and will remain open throughout September 2026, marking the conclusion of the month’s exhibition program. Admission to “Infinite Reality” is free, offering an accessible cultural experience for both residents and visitors to Mexico City.

This exhibition is a significant event within FotoSeptiembre, a broader initiative celebrating photography and its power to document and interpret the world around us. Powell’s unique perspective provides a compelling visual narrative of Mexico City, inviting contemplation on its dynamic urban landscape and the lives of its inhabitants.

The Museum of Photography Archive (MAF) is located at Instituto Politécnico Nacional Prolongación Carpio 475, col. Casco de Sto. Tomás, C.P. 11340, Ciudad de México. For more information, the audience can contact 55 5166 4000.

Source: https://oncenoticias.digital/cultura/realidad-infinita-captura-la-esencia-de-cdmx/588229/

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