Leonora Carrington's Mexico City home will no longer become a public museum

The decision by the university to scrap the museum project, initially aimed at celebrating Leonora Carrington's legacy, raises concerns about transparency and commitment to the arts.

Despite significant investments and interest in Leonora Carrington's work, UAM's transition from a museum to a research center reflects a troubling lack of follow-through on cultural initiatives.

Union leaders at UAM suspect internal disputes are influencing the university's pivot away from establishing Carrington's home as a public museum, casting doubts on management's priorities.

With Carrington gaining popularity and market records, the decision to not open a museum may undermine a unique opportunity to honor her contributions to Surrealism.

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