Symbol Set An immersive installation by Zachary B. KahnOpening at #Hashtag Gallery, Mexico City Symbol Set is the first public iteration of a new immersive format by Zachary B. Kahn, centered around eight large-scale original works suspended in the gallery space. Painted on translucent plastic sheets using industrial tools and found materials, the works resemble […]

Sept 18-Oct 5 Karen Kinney: “The Sacred Feminine”
August 11, 2025 by admin“The Sacred Feminine” A solo show by Karen Kinney These two bodies of work represent two distinct eras in my life—one lived by the ocean in Los Angeles and the other lived in the vibrant metropolis of Mexico City. Different geographies and life stages, but both lived experiences of feminine energy. The series as a […]

Aug 7-9 Casa Lienzo: “Group Exhibition”
August 1, 2025 by adminCasa Lienzo Residency ExhibitionAugust 7–9, 2025 This exhibition showcases new work created during the Casa Lienzo artist residency in Mexico City, featuring Canadian artists Elena Martoglio (@mosaicsbyelena) and Marc Kuegle (@marcusorelious), alongside American artist Liz Lancaster (@lizllancaster). Over the course of three weeks, each artist immersed themselves in the culture and creative energy of the […]
Aug 14-31 Jane Zweibel: “Dreamscapes”
July 24, 2025 by adminAug 14-31, 2025 DREAMSCAPESIn my work, I am interested in pushing the boundaries of figuration, and creating pictures that investigate aspects of human experience. I make surreal, dream-like paintings that are characterized by vivid color, distortion, and uncanny juxtapositions. My imagery is culled from a range of sources that include personal and collective histories, popular […]

July 10-27 Marko Eskalante: “Look at What Remains”
June 26, 2025 by adminJuly 10-27th, 2025Marko Eskalante: “Look What Remains”Opening Reception: July 10, 7-10pm Look at What Remains is a series of photo-collages that invites us to experience perception as a creative force. Here, memory is not a static archive but a living material—constantly built, rebuilt, and transformed. In this solo exhibition, Eskalante—a visual artist based in Mexico […]
