The exhibition brings together a series of works created from materials salvaged from buildings that,...

The exhibition explores a colonial past marked by slavery and human trafficking, focusing on the Gulf...

Charlotte vander Borght’s work highlights the invisible connections that bind all forms of life, weaving...

Labor presents Limbo, the fourth solo exhibition by Étienne Chambaud at the gallery. The show transforms...

Beatriz Zamora’s work crystallises black as the visible, material, and conceptual axis of her painting....

For his second solo show, Marek Wolfryd presents a new series of paintings and sculptures rooted in his...

Haegue Yang’s “Arcane Abstractions” at kurimanzutto, Mexico City, showcases seven bodies...

Ana Bidart’s work explores the connections between line, body, and the perception of time and space....

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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. 

Fantasy is born of freedom. Invention and creativity are born, instead, of function and need. – Bruno Munari

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.