Contemporary Art

At Art Weekends, we experience contemporary art firsthand: we step into the studio, walk through the gallery, and sit down to talk with the artists. This is the section where Latin American art—from Mexico to Argentina, from Colombia to Spain—is told from the inside.

Mario García Torres and Jorge Campos present “El que la cambia la falla” at the MAZ

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Viviana Kuri tells us about her curatorial process for this exhibition, which brings together a soccer player and a conceptual artist.

Horizon Ablaze, the Taiwan Exhibition Spotlighting Latin American Artists

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A powerful showcase for contemporary art from Latin America, exploring climate, colonial heritage and collective memory.

Villa Pilar: Leonora Carrington’s Lost Painting, Born Amid Shock Therapy and Ghosts

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The work has resurfaced in Spain and will be included in "Leonora Carrington: The Symptomatic Surreal" at the Freud Museum

“Art is a fruit born from the artist’s heart”: Pedro Reyes and his new exhibition at LABOR

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In the exhibition, stone and amate serve as vehicles for reflecting on permanence.

Bellas Artes Reexamines Roberto Montenegro’s Artistic Modernity

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The creator of the first mural of the modern Mexican movement.

The Yucatán Biennial: Three Months of Contemporary Art in the Heart of Mérida

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Yoko Ono, Teresa Margolles, and more than 75 other artists will participate in this new international contemporary art festival.
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