Calle de la Cultura is a street distinguished by colorful murals in San Pedro La Laguna, a Tz’utujil Maya town on the southwestern shore of Lake Atitlán in Guatemala’s Sololá department. Its painted walls shift the visual focus from the lake’s broad volcanic scenery to the intimate scale of the town’s streets. San Pedro sits beneath the volcano of the same name, and Tz’utujil is spoken locally alongside Spanish, placing this decorated streetscape within a living Indigenous community.
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