Guadalajara
CURRO Gallery
CURRO is one of the galleries that shifted the center of gravity of Mexican contemporary art away from the capital. From its location in Santa Teresita, Guadalajara, it has developed a program focused on installation, photography, sculpture, video, and the ways in which a work
guadalajara90210
guadalajara90210 operates as a platform that has made displacement a way of thinking. Its program moves between Guadalajara and Mexico City with exhibitions that treat the venue as a material entity: architecture, neighborhood, ruin, factory, house, studio, or temporary exhibition space.
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