Quebrada de Humahuaca: A Journey to a Landscape That Belongs to No Era
A place in Argentina where the landscape and time stand still. Surrounded by mountains, steeped in history, and offering luxury accommodations
General Expenses: “We might be the gallery in Mexico City with the hardest paintings to display in a gallery space”
Critics of the era in which they lived: General Expenses is committed to artistic practice and dialogue among artists.
Lorena Barquet and the Development of Her Own Performance Language
Lorena Barquet, also known as Hardcorette, is a Mexican performer who has made a name for herself.
Luis Alfonso Villalobos: Painting, Collapse, and Contemporary Art
The artist, who hails from Guadalajara, uses painting as a starting point to explore it in conceptual terms, driven by a personal need.
Mexican musicians who also excel in contemporary art
In art, anything goes: they’re just as skilled with guitars and synthesizers as they are with paintbrushes and installations.
Benjamín Romano and the Manifesto on Functionality That Is Transforming the Mexican Bajío
“The Collection: Networks and Trajectories of Mexican Art, 1910–1950” Comes to the MAM
Mario García Torres and Jorge Campos present “El que la cambia la falla” at the MAZ
