Museum of the Object of the Object (MODO)

5 Scott E - 4 months ago

It's not the largest museum, but there's an eclectic mix of objects. From old typewriters to older music players, there's something to grab just about anyone's attention. Absolutely do not miss the stop motion video "Alicia," which was both the creepiest and best version of Alice in Wonderland I've ever seen.

4 Luis Gonzalez - a year ago

The museum is well maintained, the staff members are nice, but unfortunately the museum is very small. Its not expensive, but its a museum that you can finish in 1 or 2 hour at most.4/5

Having said that, this museum also gives you access to another museum in Colima Street that is much better sponsored by INE (Mexico’s government voting institute) which was amazing. Its bigger and has better content 5/5

5 WJD TRADER - 5 months ago

Extremely well curated and tons of fun experiences in every room.

2 K.T. A. (kaskodil) - a month ago

As almost no texts were in English and the art is too abstract to comprehend it without explanation, I can't recommend it for non-Spanish speaking foreigners.

The entry is quite cheap with 50$, but you also just have around 8 rooms of about 10m², you'll get through within 20-30 minutes easily.

2 K. K. - a month ago

Not my cup of tea at all. Find it tough to find something interesting in the current exhibition. Moreover, the museum is quite tiny, with not a lot to see.

5 Allison Warhol - 3 years ago

Thee time i visited it i saw an exposition about Mexico and its relation with colours, it has a lot of old objects, photos, paintings, escultures and media related. It was very interesting and the staff was very nice. It has spaces where the people can interact with the exposition. Very quiet and nice place.

3 Bénédicte Kinkolo - 2 years ago

Small space but interesting curated exhibition about concert posters. You can also listen to music. I wasn’t a fan but if you love concerts then you’ll enjoy it. There is an entrance free of 50 pesos which is okay.