Opening exhibition
Oct 18, 2026
Feb 26, 2027
Around the square, a public library, exhibition space, amphitheatre, meditation space — Safe Space —, flexible studios for art projects, creative workspaces, a café and a restaurant come together.
Throughout the year, a programme of cultural and community events becomes part of the neighbourhood's social fabric. Through curiosity, ideas and imagination, it encourages a more creative, thoughtful and connected urban life.
The public square is the heart of Atlantis: a meeting place for neighbours, visitors, art and nature. Born from the desire to give a place back to its community, it invites people to spend time together, connect and exchange ideas as part of everyday neighbourhood life.
An interdisciplinary space bringing together painting, sculpture, performance, photography, film, architecture, literature, music, theatre and dance. These encounters extend into the amphitheatre through talks, workshops and presentations that nurture exchange and collective life.
A collection dedicated to art, architecture and design, with a special selection for children and a programme that invites readers to discover, through books and words, new ways of imagining the world.
Free guided meditation every day.
A coffee, a conversation. Another coffee, and the conversation continues. Share a sandwich, stay a little longer, come back tomorrow. The food is simple, generous and thoughtfully prepared. And so, as one day gives way to another, cultural life at Atlantis also becomes a familiar ritual.
Book presentation
First published in 2015, Guía Goeritz brings together more than forty public works by Mathias Goeritz in Mexico. In 2026, Proyectos Públicos and Arquine give the publication new life with a second edition marking the relocation of the monumental sculpture Los amantes (1958) to the public square at Atlantis.
Register hereTalk
This talk explores how Mathias Goeritz revisited and transformed the Bauhaus's teaching principles after arriving in Guadalajara, bringing sensitivity, emotion and rational thought into art education.
Register hereWorkshop
ZipOde is an original poetic form created by O, Miami. Using a postcode as a starting point, it invites people to write about where they live and celebrate the relationship between people, communities and the places that shape their lives.
Register hereA rainwater harvesting system supplies water to the building and irrigates its green spaces.
A place easily reached on foot, by bicycle or on public transport.
Activities that offer a pause from everyday routines and an opportunity to find calm.
Free guided meditation every day
BOOK HEREFree
admission
Public Square
Monday–Saturday, 8:00 am–10:00 pm
Sunday, 8:00 am–6:00 pm
Exhibition
Tuesday–Friday, 11:00 am–6:00 pm
Saturday–Sunday, 11:00 am–2:00 pm
Calle Tiburcio Montiel 18-20, San Miguel Chapultepec, Miguel Hidalgo, 11850, Ciudad de México.
Whenever possible, we encourage you to arrive by public transport, bicycle or on foot.
