Open to the public
Laberinto Mágico was born from a question: what if instead of observing Leonora Carrington's work, you could enter the world that produced it?
The journey moves through monumental rooms designed in sequence, where aromas, textures, and sounds build layers of meaning around original works by the artist. There are no projections of her paintings — there is a world constructed from her logic. Forty-five minutes where the curation guides without explaining, and the visitor finds their way through the same labyrinths Leonora chose to inhabit.
Leonora Carrington was a surrealist painter, British by birth and Mexican by choice — one of the most significant figures of the movement worldwide. Laberinto Mágico is an original Cocolab intellectual property, developed in collaboration with the Consejo Leonora Carrington. Working with the legacy of a Mexican artist of this stature is one of the projects we are most proud of in our history. For more information or to bring this experience to your city, contact us.
Article highlighting original sculptures, sensory design, an approximately 45-minute walkthrough, and the opening at CAI on April 22, 2026.
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Read more →Coverage of the public opening at the Centro de las Artes Inmersivas, featuring 11 original works lent by Pablo Weisz, lighting and video mapping that do not directly alter the works, and a run through September.
Read more →Opening news report stating that “Magic Labyrinth” opened to the public on April 22, 2026, at CAI.
Read more →Official listing describing a labyrinth-style walkthrough, 11 monumental sculptures, original works, and a sensory experience in Mexico City.
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