I walk past the Museo Belber Jimenez at least every other day and its brilliant blue walls always make me smile. If you’re in the neighborhood, you can’t miss it! In mid April, not long after undergoing a major renovation, a city bus lost control and crashed into the museum. Fortunately no one was seriously injured, but the window, grating, and wall on the Tinoco y Palacio side of the museum were damaged.
By the time I left in mid May for the trip north, all had been repaired. And then a few days before returning to Oaxaca, blog reader BJ wrote to tell me there was a “beautiful new mural” on the west wall of the museum. She was right — it’s stunning and deeply moving.
Muchisimas gracias to Museo Belber Jimenez for inviting Lapiztola to enhance the exterior of the museum and our lives with the beautiful mural and its message from Beti Cariño.
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