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Mexico City Art Week was full of spirited projects, aiming to bring together emerging artists and new audiences.

You don’t have to be a doom-scroller to realize there is plenty to spiral over in 2025.

Feria Material is the place for new discoveries, while Salón ACME offers a broader view of contemporary creativity, and we dug into the highlights and early sales at both fairs.

Embracing 72 exhibitors hailing from 20 countries, the contemporary art spectacle illuminates more Latin American spaces and creatives than ever before. The fair ushers in an era of pioneering, courageous voices and programs in the global art landscape.

Formed collectively by a group of independent, artist-run galleries, Feria Material has been delivering a solid alternative to the Zona Maco art fair since 2014.

Material, one of Mexico City’s most closely watched art fairs, has returned for its 10th anniversary edition this year, opening to VIPs on Thursday morning.

An ardent supporter of contemporary artists throughout the world, the Material Art Fair hosts its 10th edition with works by more than 200 leading-edge creators, represented by 73 exhibitors from 18 countries.

A satellite fair to Zona Maco in Mexico City, Material opened its ninth edition with a VIP preview on Thursday.

The week’s calendar of events is chock-full of parties and openings, and features a new local mini-fair

The vibrant pulse of Mexico City’s cultural renaissance didn’t miss a beat during La Semana de Arte (Art Week) (February 4-9, 2020), tenaciously ticking throughout the city from the mega blockbuster Zona Maco fair to the edgier Feria de Arte Material, and onto neighborhood...

As top-tier dealers and collectors continue to flock to Zona Maco, Material Art Fair nurtures a needed mid-level market

The most buzzy, artistic places on the planet are not the ones you might expect – Libby Banks explores what actually makes a cultural hub.

A man wearing pajamas and a bathrobe clutches a branded coffee mug and ponders the distance through the drawn curtains of the Museo Jumex terrace gallery window, his graying eyebrows knitted in maudlin unease.

When I landed in Mexico City to attend the Artweek earlier in February, I was not sure what to expect.

Spaces like Salón ACME and Cinco Pisos en el Quinto offer a more ‘empathetic model’ as the region’s art market grows