Álbum Épico: Exposición futbolera en CDMX
CDMX hosts Álbum Épico, Latin America's largest football-themed exhibition ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The free-entry showcase features historic memorabilia and immersive displays exploring football's cultural moments in a grand venue.
Ni lomo ni grapa: revistas experimentales españolas
A retrospective at Centro Cultural de España en México surveying fifty years of experimental and rare Spanish magazines. The exhibit traces editorial design, typography, and publishing practices that shaped modern Spanish publishing. A visually rich journey through graphic culture.
Quetzalcoatlus Vuelo Esp
At Museo Universitario del Chopo in Mexico City, this show revisits the 2003 Zoologías Fantásticas exhibition curated by Martha Papadimitriou, inviting visitors to explore fantastical zoologies through contemporary art. Featuring artists such as Helen Escobedo, Yolanda Andrade, Rocío Maldonado, Ofelia Márquez, Flor Minor, Mirna Manrique and Marta Palau, the program links science and art in an architectural landmark.
Banana Contemporary
Banana Contemporary presents a contemporary-art showcase at the En retrospectiva gallery in Mexico City, highlighting emerging artists and experimental works. The show spotlights bold installations and provocative pieces that reflect current trends in Latin American art, set in an intimate CDMX gallery space.
Raúl Zurita: Verás—El último proyecto & Poema inédito
An exhibition at Casa del Lago UNAM presenting Raúl Zurita's Verás: El último proyecto alongside an unpublished poem, curated by Fernanda Dichi and María Píes. The installation blends poetry with visual art in a contemporary Latin American setting, open to the public for free.
Sound Connection: residency, workshop & performance
Residency, workshop and live performance titled Sound Connection by Enrico Malatesta at Casa del Lago UNAM, exploring a fluid listening practice through air, water and matter. An interdisciplinary sound-art event blending creation, experimentation and a live performance within a historic campus venue.