Image: Getty Villa, Los Angeles
A post circulated under the Getty Villa organization highlights Mexico’s photographic history through images made between 1920 and 2017. It names Lola Álvarez Bravo, Manuel Álvarez Bravo, Graciela Iturbide and Pablo Ortiz Monasterio among the artists associated with the presentation.
The announcement describes the material as an exploration of the “rich tapestry of cultural and artistic dialogues” that shaped photography in Mexico. Its stated chronological range covers nearly a century of photographic production, from 1920 through 2017.
Lola Álvarez Bravo and Manuel Álvarez Bravo are identified alongside Iturbide and Ortiz Monasterio, suggesting a presentation that brings together multiple generations and approaches within Mexican photography. The announcement, however, does not specify the individual works included, the number of photographs, or the curatorial framework connecting the artists.
No exhibition title, venue, opening date or closing date is provided in the available material. The post also does not state that the presentation takes place at the Getty Villa, and it gives no information about admission, programming or related events.
The announcement was published on September 1, 2026, and identifies the period 1920–2017 as the span of the photographs discussed. Further details about the presentation and its location were not included.
