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Estar na corda bamba | Error inestable by Alfredo Gallegos Mena
Curated by Christian Barragán at Main Room Saenger Galería is pleased to present in its Main Hall Estar na corda bamba | Error inestable, the largest solo exhibition of the artist Alfredo Gallegos Mena since his debut solo show in 2022 in collaboration with Saenger. Coincidentally, this exhibition takes place during the celebration of the gallery's sixth anniversary, which began its activities in May 2019, founded by Bernardo Saenger and Javier Vázquez Mellado. -
LUDUS NATURAE by Joshua Jobb
at Project Room On the occasion of its sixth anniversary to be celebrated this spring, Saenger Gallery reaffirms its program in collaboration with young artists from the international contemporary scene, continuing this year with the solo exhibition of artist Joshua Jobb (Mexico City, 1984) in the Project Room. For this occasion, Jobb, who lives on the outskirts of Oaxaca City, has prepared the exhibition LUDUS NATURAE, in which he integrates a heterogeneous set of works that reflect two fundamental areas of action in his practice: wandering and contemplation. -
Derrumbe by Javier Peláez, Pablo Rasgado & Iván Trueta
at Casa Limantour. Curated by Eduardo Luque & Christian Barragán "Derrumbe" is a group show of an active collaboration and intervened architecture, bringing together the work of Pablo Rasgado, Iván Trueta, and Javier Peláez in an exercise of material, conceptual, and spatial feedback. This exhibition is part of the program held by Saenger Galería in partnership with Casa Limantour, located in the historic site it occupies in the former Plazuela de San Fernando, at the boundary between Mexico City’s Historic Center and the Guerrero neighborhood. -
Untold Words by It's a Living
At Casa Limantour. Curated by Eduardo Luque As part of Mexico City's Art Week 2025, Saenger Gallery presents the group exhibition on landscape, En octubre brota el amarillo [In October, Yellow Blossoms], the first contemporary art project hosted by Casa Limantour, curated by Eduardo Luque with assistance from Christian Barragán. With this new exhibition, Saenger Gallery reaffirms its program of showcasing works in architecturally significant spaces of historical and cultural relevance. This time, twenty artists from Mexico, North America, Spain, Germany, and Japan have been gathered to create a temporal arc of over thirty years of artistic production, allowing for an exploration of the multiple singularities in approaches, processes, materialities, and questions employed by the invited artists, all centered around a classic theme in art history: landscape.