The Museum of Protest is a museum of contemporary art that was conceived from a San Miguel de Allende that was part of the fight for the Independence of Mexico. It arises from an active society that sought to defend their rights, and that today has a Social Lag Index higher than the average in Mexico.

This project provides a meeting point that fosters urban engagement so that people become aware of their civil rights and their right to the city. It understands protest as a fundamental part of the urban revolution that helps reinvent the urban dynamics. Protest is an important initiative to heal systemic wounds and design for advocacy.

The Museum of Protest is a necessary place to rescue man as the main protagonist of the city that he himself has built, a public place to face the constant privatization of spaces. It seeks to create a meeting stage to say what is not being seen or heard. A habitat where protest facilitates the weaving of social relations.