Galleries

54 Gallery: a gallery located between Mérida and the Roxy Building

Elizabeth Rodríguez

54 Gallery operates between Mérida and Mexico City, where it moved in 2025 to the Roxy Building, across from Parque México, under curator Carola Sánchez.

LLANO: From Doctores to Reforma, an expanding gallery

Mauricio Cadena; Sergio Molina

Founded in 2020 by Mauricio Cadena and Sergio Molina, LLANO represents Oscar Santillán, Débora Delmar, and other leading contemporary artists from Mexico

Sidebar: Photography and Image Production at Bucareli

Miguel Ángel Ortega Bugarín; Melvin Lara

Lateral, founded by Miguel Ángel Ortega Bugarín and Melvin Lara at Bucareli 108, presents photography and image-based art produced at FOCO Lab in Mexico

Parallel Project: Publications and Conceptual Practices at Juárez

Issa M. Benítez

Founded in 2012 by Issa M. Benítez, Proyecto Paralelo combines exhibitions with artist books and prints at Varsovia 33 in Mexico City's Juárez

JO-HS: A gallery that turned Mexico City into a flexible venue

Elisabeth Johs

Founded by Elisabeth Johs in 2021, JO-HS operates through temporary spaces in Mexico City and a permanent New York location, blending exhibitions and

Elvira Moreno Gallery: Research on Legacies and New Works in San Felipe

Elvira Moreno

Elvira Moreno Gallery in San Felipe, Bogotá, researches Latin American artistic legacies and presents contemporary exhibitions since 2019.

Casas Riegner: Colombian Art Across Generations in Chapinero

Catalina Casas

Casas Riegner has represented Colombian artists across generations since 2005, from Beatriz González and Antonio Caro to Luz Lizarazo and Leyla Cárdenas.

Sabrina Amrani: Three Places to Explore Art in Carabanchel

Sabrina Amrani; Jal Hamad

Sabrina Amrani's three spaces on Sallaberry Street in Carabanchel host exhibitions by artists from Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and beyond.

ADN Gallery: Twenty Years of Engaging with Conflict

Miguel Ángel Sánchez

ADN Galeria in Barcelona marks twenty years with exhibitions by Eugenio Merino, Joan Pallé, and Gema Polanco during Barcelona Gallery Weekend.

àngels barcelona: from Galeria dels Àngels to Eulàlia Valldosera

Emilio Álvarez

Àngels Barcelona, led by Emilio Álvarez and Gabriela Moragas, opens its 2026 season with Eulàlia Valldosera and a project by Lúa Coderch.

Bombon: A Barcelona gallery with ties to Trafalgar, Madrid, and international fairs

Joana Roda; Bernat Daviu

Bombon Projects opened in Barcelona in 2017 and now shares Madera33 in Madrid with Galería Crisis. This September it hosts Mounira Al Solh for Gallery

Fernández-Braso: From the Guadalimar Archives to Modern-Day Madrid

Miguel Fernández-Braso

Fernández-Braso at Villanueva 30 in Madrid combines five decades of gallery history, the Guadalimar archive, and Elena Goñi's latest solo exhibition.

Rafael Pérez Hernando: Painting and Sculpture from Orellana 18, in Madrid

Rafael Pérez Hernando

Rafael Pérez Hernando's gallery at Orellana 18 in Madrid's Salesas neighbourhood presents painting and sculpture across two distinct exhibition spaces.

Fernando Pradilla: 25 Years Connecting Madrid with Latin American Art

Fernando Pradilla

Since 2001, Galería Fernando Pradilla has brought Latin American, Spanish, and Portuguese contemporary art to Madrid from its home on Claudio Coello.

Blanca Berlín: Nearly Twenty Years Dedicated to Photography in Madrid

Blanca Berlin

Blanca Berlín has represented Spanish and international photography in Madrid since 2007, from AFAL masters to contemporary artists on Calle Limón.

Juan Silió Gallery: From Santander to Doctor Fourquet

Juan Silió

Juan Silió Gallery, founded in Santander in 1988, now runs a Madrid space on Doctor Fourquet, showing artists across generations and media.

BAT Madrid Gallery. Calendar, Artists, and Exhibitions

Alberto Cornejo Curros

BAT Alberto Cornejo Gallery in Madrid's Chamberí combines emerging and established artists across painting, sculpture, photography, and printmaking since

Daniel Cuevas Gallery, Art in Madrid’s Chamberí Neighborhood

Daniel Cuevas

Daniel Cuevas Gallery in Madrid's Chamberí brings together Spanish and Latin American artists across painting, photography, sculpture, and graphic art.

La Cometa Gallery

Esteban Jaramillo

La Cometa Gallery connects Latin American artists across Bogotá, Medellín, Madrid, and Miami through a program spanning modern masters and contemporary

Karen Huber Gallery

Karen Huber

Karen Huber Gallery in Bucareli, Mexico City, champions contemporary painting as a field of formal, material, and critical inquiry since 2014.

House of Gaga

Fernando Mesta; José Rojas

House of Gaga in Roma Sur blends painting, performance, fashion, and institutional critique in one of Mexico City's most distinctive gallery programs.

WORK

Pamela Echeverría

Founded by Pamela Echeverría in 2009, LABOR is Mexico City's leading gallery for research-based contemporary art, championing artists like Teresa

RGR Gallery

Ricardo González Ramos

Founded by Ricardo González Ramos in Mexico City, RGR Gallery bridges Venezuelan kinetic masters and contemporary abstraction in San Miguel Chapultepec.

Patricia Conde Gallery

Patricia Conde

Since 2009, Patricia Conde Gallery in Mexico City has championed Mexican photography, from archival masters to contemporary voices, across generations and

Elba Benítez Gallery

Since 1990, Elba Benítez Gallery has shaped Madrid's contemporary art scene with a rigorous program spanning installation, performance, and architecture.

Guillermo de Osma Gallery

Guillermo de Osma Wakonig

A Madrid gallery dedicated to the European and Latin American avant-garde, Spanish abstraction, and the figurative movements of the 20th century.

THE BOY

Javier Aparicio

EL CHICO is a Madrid gallery founded in 2021 by Javier Aparicio, working with emerging artists from a former industrial building on Ronda de Toledo.

MAISTERRA

Pedro Maisterra; Belén Valbuena

MAISTERRA, formerly Maisterravalbuena, is a leading Madrid gallery representing Spanish and international artists from its 500 m² space on Calle del

AGO Projects

Rudy F. Weissenberg; Rodman Primack

AGO Projects is Mexico City's leading platform for collectible design, bridging local craftsmanship and international circuits through furniture

Travesía Cuatro

Silvia Ortiz; Inés López-Quesada

Travesía Cuatro connects Madrid, Guadalajara and Mexico City through a contemporary art program with a strong Europe-Latin America dialogue.

OMR

Patricia Ortiz Monasterio; Jaime Riestra

OMR is a key Mexico City gallery where contemporary art, architecture, technology and urban culture meet.

Tiro Al Blanco

Rodrigo Hernández

Tiro Al Blanco sustains Guadalajara contemporary art through a collaborative, decentralized gallery program.

Hilario Galguera Gallery

Hilario Galguera; Rosa María Ortega

Galería Hilario Galguera occupies a San Rafael townhouse with an international contemporary art program.

Kurimanzutto

Monica Manzutto; Jose Kuri

Kurimanzutto reshaped Mexico City contemporary art through artists, nomadic projects and global dialogue.

CURRO Gallery

Curro Borrego

CURRO in Guadalajara connects installation, photography, sculpture and video with a decentralized view of Mexican contemporary art.

Galería Enrique Guerrero

Enrique Guerrero

Galería Enrique Guerrero bridges modern masters and contemporary practice from San Miguel Chapultepec in Mexico City.

Minimum Space

Luis Valverde Espejo; José Martínez Calvo

Espacio Mínimo anchors Madrid Doctor Fourquet gallery circuit with an international contemporary art program.

guadalajara90210

Alma Saladín; Marco Rountree Cruz

guadalajara90210 works between Guadalajara and Mexico City, treating each exhibition space as part of the artwork.