Alejandra Gómez

She is the curator of the Middle East collections at the National Museum of World Cultures. She is a Social Anthropologist from the National School of Anthropology and History, she completed a master's degree in Middle Eastern studies at the College of Mexico. She worked in the Department of Temporary Exhibitions of the Museum of America in Madrid, was director of the Regional Museum of Guerrero and Deputy Director of Research of the National Coordination of Museums and Exhibitions of INAH. Between 2008 and 2011, she coordinated in Mexico the project Of Arab features of the Cultural Center of Spain. Among her curatorial works, the following stand out: Persia: fragments of paradise (National Museum of Anthropology 2006-2007), Poetry as a daily experience in Iran (Cultural Center of Spain 2010-2011) carried out with the support of FONCA.