Discover Taller Abierto at Parque La Mexicana, an exhibition honoring Pedro Ramírez Vázquez alongside contemporary Latin American artists during FIFA World Cup 2026 cultural programming.

A new retrospective explores the life and work of Gonzalo Tassier, the artist and designer behind the iconic Hecho en México seal and other landmarks of Mexican visual culture.

Explore the work of Daisuke Yokota, the Japanese photographer who transforms error, decay, and imperfection into powerful reflections on memory, time, and perception.

Belgian artist Stijn Cole presents Horizontes mexicanos at Casa HOTBOOK, in Mexico City exploring light, landscape, and perception through abstraction and materiality.

ZEGNA returns as the main sponsor of the Italian Pavilion at La Biennale di Venezia 2026, reinforcing its ongoing dialogue with contemporary art.

Discover how AlUla is redefining cultural tourism through mirrored architecture, contemporary art, and immersive experiences in the Arabian desert.

Discover how Mexican filmmaker Santiago Arriaga explores storytelling, introspection, and visual language through cinema and photography.

OMR, the renowned Mexico City gallery, brings desire and nature to Frieze.

Discover five psychological thrillers filled with unreliable narrators, dark twists, and addictive suspense you won’t stop thinking about.

Discover the contemporary architecture redefining Oaxaca’s coast, from Casa TO and Hotel Terrestre to Casa Wabi and Punta Pájaros.

Two hours from the city, Storm King Art Center reopens with three new commissions, one unforgettable evening, and a spread of food that made guests question what was edible.

Discover Loveramics, a ceramic brand blending craftsmanship, sustainability, and design, found from Hong Kong to hidden cafés in Yucatán.

Karen Huber reflects on what it means to be a gallerist in Mexico, bringing a collective vision that has helped reshape the country’s artistic landscape. Her approach to building a dynamic and thoughtful space is grounded in ongoing dialogue with contemporary artistic narratives. For her, learning, collaboration, and a deep commitment to art are essential […]

A look at the evolution of the Mexican artist’s practice and his personal reflections on contemporary art. Throughout his career, Mario García Torres has transitioned from conceptual and post-minimalist work to a more introspective and emotional approach—one that embraces personal experiences and the language of pop culture. In his words, we gain insight into how […]

As director of El Museo del Barrio in New York, Patrick Charpenel reflects on his trajectory and on art as a philosophical exploration. A sharp reader of forgotten historical narratives, the Guadalajara-born curator shares his vision of Mexican art and its potential to act as a catalyst for global change. At the heart of Kurimanzutto […]

Andrés Anza has explored ceramics as a medium for revealing what often remains hidden beneath the surface, through polymorphic figures and abstract creatures. His pieces are as visually striking as they are emotionally resonant. Anza’s practice brings together over a decade of artistic inquiry and material experimentation, inviting viewers to look beyond the obvious. His […]

With an innate ability to decontextualize familiar elements and insert them in a coherent and provocative way into new and unexpected environments, this Canadian artist transforms social media into a showcase of surreal creations. Originally from Montreal, Gab Bois challenges convention through her exceptional creativity, from early forays into sculpture to an evolution that seamlessly […]