Zona MACO International Contemporary Art Fair is hitting Mexico City this week for its eleventh year. The ambitious fair has been regarded as the most important art event in Latin America, bringing ...

Visitare Zona Maco significa immergersi nel cuore pulsante dell’arte contemporanea latinoamericana, un universo che si espande ben oltre la fiera stessa, coinvolgendo tutta Città del Messico in un ...

Photo © Miguel Eduardo Vargas 2023. On view at Material Art Fair. This week, collectors, curators, and artists from around the world have descended on Mexico City ...

Crowds of VIPs filled the aisles of the sprawling Centro Citibanamex in Mexico City on Wednesday (5 February) for the preview of Zona Maco, which boasts more than 220 galleries across several sectors.

Visitors mill around Ichwar Noor's statue “Cream Beetle Sphere,” during the first day of Zona Maco, which this year features the participation of 199 galeries as well as artwork from 27 countries.

Now in its 23rd year, Zona Maco (5-9 February) is technically one fair, but in practice it is more like four different fairs under one roof at the sprawling Centro Citibanamex. Its main section ...

Proving that it’s never too late to realise your dreams, sisters Laura Enriquez Chávez and Asunción Enriquez Chávez – both over 80 years old – are making their artistic debut during this week’s Zona ...

The Mexico City fair—the largest in Latin America—is actually several fairs: Zélika García initially founded Zona Maco Arte Contemporáneo in 2003, then Salón del Anticuario in 2014 and ...

It also has Zona MACO (México Arte Contemporaneo), a modest international showcase for 100 galleries that cater to a coterie of homegrown collectors with deep pockets, unpredictable tastes and an ...

The first furniture design by Mexican architect Michel Rojkind and a machine that uses AI to generate unique Mexican furniture were on display during Mexico City art week. The activities cluster ...