Galería Mascota Gallery in Mexico City

A solo presentation by Los Angeles-based painter Roger Herman, introducing new works to the gallery's Roma Norte space in what marks the artist's first exhibition at Galería Mascota.

A two-person exhibition pairing two major Belgian artists whose practices converge around sensory experience, material transformation, and the interrogation of perception, space, and everyday reality.

A solo exhibition of woven works by French artist Marie Hazard, curated by Marie Perennès, weaving together handloom techniques, photography, and text fragments in a meditation on memory, craft, and material language.

A curated group exhibition organized by artist Wyatt Kahn examining the drawing practices of sculptors, tracing the overlooked relationship between three-dimensional thinking and works on paper across multiple generations.

A curated group show organized by Adam Carr treating the gallery as a blank page, assembling text and language-based works in vinyl, neon, and paint to explore the visual, political, and communicative dimensions of typography and written language.

A solo exhibition by Belgian artist Machteld Rullens developed during a residency in Mexico City, transforming cardboard, resin, and paint into sculptural compositions that blur boundaries between fragility and strength, play and architectural form.

The first solo exhibition in Mexico by British painter Emily Kraus, presenting ten large-scale canvases produced through a mechanized looping process that embeds cyclical time, repetition, and material memory directly into the surface of each work.

A second solo presentation by New York artist Michael Ross featuring a series of intimate wall-mounted sculptures assembled from found hardware and discarded materials, probing the relationship between scale, presence, and the subversive potential of the miniature.