House-Museum of José Clemente Orozco

House-Museum of José Clemente Orozco in operation since November 1951. The house itself was built in 1948 by architect González Gort zar. This design house engaged Edmund Ponce Adam. The house was both shelter and workshop prominent muralist José Clemente Orozco. The only strict requirement of the artist to the architect was that the house was a lot of light, so the house cut very large windows. The museum consists of three rooms, each of which is lined with the works of the great artist. Basically, the collection consists of numerous drawings, photographs and graphic works. It coordinates the work of the Museum Institute of Culture. The museum tours are designed and often hosts concerts, conferences, book presentations.