Over these two years, Claroscuro has grown from a small, fledgling project into a gallery with its own identity within the photography community, taking on greater responsibilities as it expands its presence in the art world.

The exhibition El fondo del aire, by Manuela García with an intervention by Giuseppe De Mattia, was shown at Toast Project Space in Florence from April 23 to June 22 of this year, and will be possible to visit again in fall 2026 at Espacio Cabeza, in Guadalajara.

This is the last week to visit Estado Post-Trauma and the simultaneous exhibition Sentimientos Viscosos by Pablo Arellano, on until July 5, 2026, at Fundación Casa Wabi at its Calle Sabino 336 location. For more information, visit the Foundation's official website at https://casawabi.org/exhibiciones/sabino/.

Sentimientos Viscosos and the simultaneous exhibition Estado Post-Trauma by Perla Mata Chairez are open to the public for two more weeks, until July 5, 2026 at Fundación Casa Wabi at its venue at Calle Sabino 336. For more information, you can visit the Foundation's official page at the link ⚑¹⁰ https://casawabi.org/exhibiciones/sabino/.

Mooni drives a disruptive, innovative, and inclusive vision as a gallery concept, where enthusiasm for art and the joy of acquiring it are the central element of its exhibition space.

Last May 5th, the experimental space LEAH was transformed into a place for fashion with one of the new performative proposals in Mexico City with Embodied Garments: a runway show in process; changing the traditional runway format and converting it into a living, dynamic process.

Constelaciones y derivas: arte de América Latina desde la Colección FEMSA is open to the public at the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Monterrey (MARCO) through August 9, 2026.

El Zoológico de Moctezuma, by Christian Poiré, was exhibited during ABC Art Baja, initially at Hotel Drift in room 302 in San José del Cabo, and at the Paradero sanctuary in Todos Santos this past March 2026.

We visited Christian Wedel's studio in Santa María de la Ribera, where he talks to us about his work and his experience with nature, San José — his hometown in Costa Rica — and Mexico City.

On Thursday, April 16th, the seventh annual Terremoto auction will take place at Lago Algo, presenting a selection of works by more than 30 national and international artists. The funds raised at the auction will go toward financing the platform's activities.