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Tlarrandacán by Claudia Peña Salinas at Casa Gilardi
Presented by CURRO & SAENGER Galería Mexican-American artist Claudia Peña Salinas (b. 1975) has intervened in the space of Casa Gilardi for GAMA Week 2025, introducing a series of elements that enter into dialogue with Barragán’s architectural language. -
Necesité Personas, a project by Ángela Ferrari
at Project RoomSaenger Galería presents in it's Project Room the exhibition "Neceisté Personas", which takes place from the premise that creation is not a solitary act, but a practice that requires others in order to find meaning. Argentine artist Ángela Ferrari (1990), who has been based in Mexico since 2018, proposes a project that challenges the isolation of the studio and the romanticized figure of the lone artist, instead placing shared making, emotional choices, and the frictions between diverse practices at the leading edge.
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La luz del sol que se filtra a través de los árboles by Atsuki Fujimoto
at Main Room Saenger Galería presents in its main room the first solo exhibition in Mexico by Japanese artist Atsuki Fujimoto (Mie, 1997): "Sense of the wind, sunlight, serene place" (そよぐ風、おだやかな午後に木漏れ日の場所で), which brings together more than twenty previously unseen works. In them, various wildflowers—held in vases or growing by the edge of a river—are gathered on canvas, as if forming a small garden. -
Body Snatchers by Benjamín Torres
at Museo de la Ciudad de Querétaro. Curated by Janila Castañeda Memory is an archive under construction. Corrupting the linearity of history, Body Snatchers presents itself as an untimely conversation with the past and the future, understanding art as a message that remains to be infinitely intervened. -
Obra Estampa. Los originales múltiples de Pedro Freideberg.
At Museo de la Ciudad de Querétaro This exhibition presents an in-depth survey of Pedro Friedeberg’s printmaking, composed primarily of etching, screen printing, and digital graphics. These prints have been conceived as original multiples—that is, works produced in limited editions and carefully supervised by the artist at every stage of their making—so that they may be contemplated in more than one place at a time. -
errare ab origine by Lutz Braun
At Museo de la Ciudad de Querétaro“Errare ab origine” is the first solo exhibition in Mexico by the German artist Lutz Braun (Schleswig, 1976). Translated from Latin as “to go astray from the origin”, but also “to go wrong from the start”, this debut show brings together some thirty paintings in various formats which combine realist and abstract elements to form scenes in which landscapes, animals and people co-exist in a way that is both familiar and intriguing.