Anahuacalli, house on land between two seas, studio, museum and temple for art that Diego Rivera conceived as an architectural piece that unites the past, the present and the future to the natural environment. An ever-evolving museum of Mexican art. Diego Rivera wanted the Anahuacalli to be integrated into a City of Arts where dance, music and theatre will be integrated into the work of artists and craftsmen around a large esplanade in which popular art will be celebrated, beyond time and history. The archive of the Anahuacalli Museum treasures a wealth of documents and photographs that allow us to understand the work and figure of Diego Rivera, as well as the gestation of this space.