Investigating forces of nature beyond our control, this exhibition cycle focuses on man-made disasters,...

Challenging notions of nationhood, place, and belonging, Petrit Halilaj. Runik is the artist’s first...

Gabriel Orozco’s latest exhibition at kurimanzutto presents recent drawings, paintings and sculptures...

Since 1999, Alÿs has been producing videos that document the games that children play on the street and in courtyards around the world.

With the exhibition at MASA Galeria Mario García Torres unveils two series featuring design and artworks that explore conceptuality and function.

Known for challenging conventional concepts and pushing the boundaries of art and design, Brian Thoreen’s ‘Non- Zero-Sum’ presents over ten functional and six non-functional works.

The exhibition includes a selection of pictorial and sculptural pieces, along with his most recent work; an assemblage of 8 sacks and 3 golden spheres presented in the final gallery of Galeria Hilario Galguera.

OMR is delighted to present the first solo exhibition in Mexico by the polish artist Alicja Kwade.

At kurimanzutto, Baghramian now interweaves her dozen abstract sculptures with nearly as many figural works by two twentieth-century artists resident in Mexico, Geles Cabrera (b. 1926) and Elizabeth Catlett (1915–2012). Cabrera’s and Catlett’s sculpted bodies here are: recumbent, enfolded, upright, propped, fragmented, skeletally articulated. Baghramian’s sculptures are similarly disposed, many appearing to recline, sit, stand. She seems in fact to solicit our habits of anthropocentric projection, perhaps also our desires for the easement of recognition, and she does this as well (once again) through language.

Museo Jumex hosts the first solo exhibition by Urs Fischer in Mexico, curated by Francesco Bonami.

Chernobyl will always evoke a sort of apocalypse, since the accident that took place on April 26, 1986,...

Music and sculpture come together in the Torre de Sonida

Fundación Casa Wabi presents a solo exhibition dedicated to work of Lawrence Weiner, under the title of South of the Border. 

Siembra (Sowing) aims  to work with different creative timings in order to rethink the demanding calendar of the art world by creating its own exhibition rhythm.

Lina Bo Bardi: Habitat at Museo Jumex addresses the life, work, and legacy of the Italo-Brazilian architect, designer, curator, museum director, writer, editor, and set designer.

Galería Hilario Galguera presents the exhibition 1931-2019, an homage to the Mexican artist Gilberto Aceves Navarro.

Pia Camil presents a selection of drawings as her first autobiographical exhibition under the title of 'Laugh Now, Cry Later'

Museo Jumex presents Passages of Light, a show which spans the work of the internationally acclaimed artist James Turrell (USA, b. 1943).

Yoshua Okón’s work has explores how art can act like a bomb

Museo Tamayo presents the exhibition 'Your Text Here' dedicated to the sculptures by Michael Dean (United Kingdom, 1977)

Reinterpretation and investigation of a clinical file belonging to Dr. Leyva, the artist's father, which consits of a series of low-resolution digital photographs of children with congenital conditions.

The artists engage in a dialogue with the new generation of artists, investigating the complex nature of identity.

Hilario Galguera Gallery is pleased to present Cinco de septiembre de dos mil dieciséis. Terreno #42,...

Hilario Galguera Gallery presents El Vicio del Peso, an exhibition by artist Gwladys Alonzo curated by...