Flor Juárez

Graduated in Art History from the Centro de Cultura Casa Lamm. She is co-founder and educational coordinator of the Centro Cultural Independiente 'La Isla de Minerva', A.C., where she also teaches in the area oriented to Art and Religion in Asia, as well as ancient and post-war Japanese art. She was part of the Casa Lamm cataloging team of the Templo de San Francisco, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato (2016). As part of the University Program of Studies on Asia and Africa (PUEAA), she was part of the II Jornada de Cultura Japonesa: a 90 años del natalicio de Yukio Mishima as coordinator of the reading circles at Casa de Las Humanidades (2016). Speaker at the III Jornada de Cultura Japonesa dedicated to Kobo Abe (2017); guest lecturer at the 3rd Colloquium of the Seminario de Estudios de Oriente of the Facultad de Artes y Diseño, UNAM (2019). She participated in the book Yukio Mishima and his legacy in Mexico (PUEAA, UNAM) with the article "La figura del samurai en el Marino que perdió la gracia del mar" (2019).

She has served as cultural producer in different events at Casa del Poeta, such as "Homage to Ernesto Cardenal" (2018), "A Scottish woman in love with Mexico: remembering Fanny Calderón de la Barca" (2018), " Homage-Recital to Iván Portela, poet of two islands" (2019), among others, and independent events such as exhibitions in support of young Mexican artists. She currently teaches at Centro ADM, Universidad Pontificia de México and is an assistant at Hashi Gallery.