ZONAMACO | Arte Contemporáneo | Galleries | 2023

Galleries 2023

MAIN SECTION
The biggest section of the fair presents leading international galleries with the most representative contemporary artists in the global scene. Selection Committee: Ben Loveless (Galerie Nordenhake, Berlin/Stockholm/Mexico City), Guilherme Simões de Assis (Simões de Assis, São Paulo/Curitiba), Karen Huber (Galería Karen Huber, Mexico City), Lauren Kelly (Sean Kelly, New York / Los Angeles), Mills Morán (Morán Morán, Mexico City/Los Angeles) and Teófilo Cohen (PROYECTOS MONCLOVA, Mexico City).

_ⓢZONAMACO SUR
ZⓈONAMACO SUR will comprise galleries representing artists and projects from around the world that conceive the idea of the global south and, further, are inspired by the concepts of the feminine, female embodiment, empowerment, and the interrelation of these concepts in a broader spectrum. Curator: Luiza Teixeira de Freitas (Rio de Janeiro, 1984), is an independent curator born in Brazil who lives and works in Lisbon.

Anca Poterasu Gallery

Bucharest, Romania
Aninat Galeria

Vitacura
Anna Laudel

Istanbul/ Düsseldorf/ Bodrum
Galleria Anna Marra

Rome
ATM

Asturias
La Balsa Arte

Bogota
Bianca Boeckel Galería

São Paulo, Brazil
C.galeria

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
DiabloRosso

Panama
Galeria Fran Reus

Palma de Mallorca
GEM3.ART

Monterrey
Galeria Karla Osorio

Brazil
Madison Gallery

Solana Beach, California
Marli Matsumoto Arte Contemporânea

São Paulo
Galerie Martin Janda

Vienna
Nosco

London
Nuweland

Oosterzee-Buren
Praxis Gallery

New York / Buenos Aires
Quadra

Río de Janeiro
VERVE

São Paulo, Brazil
Zielinsky

Barcelona

_ⓢZONAMACO MODERN ART
This section will exhibit historical pieces by international artists focusing on Latin America, and works produced mainly during the first half of the 20th century. Curator: Esteban King Álvarez (Mexico, 1986) is a researcher and curator of Modern and Contemporary art. He holds a BA in History and a Master's degree in Art History at UNAM. From 2012 to 2015 he served as Curator and Head of research at the Museo Universitario del Chopo; and from 2015 to 2019 as curator of the ESPAC.

_ⓢZONAMACO EJES
EJES present dialogues between artists, examining themes such as the construction of new identities, body configurations, the transitional spaces between the private and the public, and the new visualities of the Caribbean and African diaspora. The section is committed to presenting young galleries, hybrid and transdisciplinary projects, and artistic practices that reflect society's "here and now". Curator: Direlia Lazo (Havana, 1984) Direlia Lazo is an independent curator based in Miami.