For PURPLE Magazine and the Dior Cruise 2024 collection, it was off to Mexico City for photographer Olivier Zahm and his team, where they staged a spread with model Mariana Arias against the backdrop of the MUSEO DIEGO RIVERA ANAHUACALLI. Responsible for production was HABITANT PRODUCTIONS.

The Museum for Pre-Columbian Art, Museo Diego Rivera Anahuacalli – or simply Museo Anahuacalli, goes back to Diego Rivera. His collection of more than 50,000 objects laid the foundation for the museum. Construction and installation of Museo Anahuacalli began in 1942, and the building was finished in 1963. But it was not until the year 1964 that it opened. The museum was originally planned as the personal residence of Diego Rivera and as a place of storage for his pre-Columbian collection. In 1942, he purchased land in San Pablo Tepetla, which was still located outside the city limits at the time. He had the foundation of the house constructed there, at first without a permit, until he received...