Proyectos Monclova

Mexico City, Mexico
http://proyectosmonclova.com/en/
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HISTORY

Founded in 2005 and located in the heart of Mexico City, Proyectos Monclova is one of the leading contemporary art galleries in Latin America. With a strong commitment to fostering critical dialogue and cultural exchange, the gallery represents a diverse roster of emerging, mid-career, and established artists from Mexico and abroad whose practices span a wide range of disciplines, from painting and sculpture to conceptual, video, and installation-based work.
Proyectos Monclova is recognized for its rigorous curatorial program, mounting historically-informed exhibitions that bridge modern and contemporary art, as well as forward-thinking solo and group shows that contribute to the international art discourse. The gallery places a strong emphasis on contextual research, long-term artist relationships, and intellectual collaboration—principles that guide its exhibition-making, publications, and public programming.
As a central player in the vibrant cultural landscape of Mexico City, Proyectos Monclova plays a key role in cultivating and supporting new generations of collectors, curators, and thinkers. Its artists have been featured in prestigious biennials, museum exhibitions, and institutional collections worldwide.
With an ever-expanding presence on the global stage, Proyectos Monclova regularly participates in leading international art fairs. In doing so, the gallery continues to act as a platform for cross-border dialogue and the promotion of Latin American contemporary art in a global context.
ARTISTS
  • Helen Escobedo
  • Gabriel de la Mora
  • Hilda Palafox
  • Adrien Missika
  • Yoshua Okón
  • Edgar Orlaineta
  • Chantal Peñalosa
  • Michael Sailstorfer
  • Colectivo Tercerunquinto
  • Eduardo Terrazas
  • James Benjamin Franklin
  • Ištvan Išt Huzjan
  • Nestor Jimenez
  • Josué Mejía
  • Ángela Gurría
  • Manuel Felguérez
  • Fernando García Ponce
  • Ernesto Briel
PAST SHOWS
Punto ciego
9 May 2024 - 8 June 2024
Mexico City, Mexico
GALLERY ARTWORKS
Aydee Rodriguez Lopez
Migración, 2018
Aydee Rodriguez Lopez
Cazadores de hombres, 2013