ZONAMACO

News About ZONAMACO

What You Missed at ZONAMACO 2026

Strong institutional engagement and museum acquisitions underscored the fair's expanding role as a platform for research, validation and long-term cultural investment.

By D. Scott Patria

Observer’s February 2026 Art Fair Calendar (Updated)

Our guide to February's best art fairs will help you put together the perfect itinerary.

By Christa Terry and Elisa Carollo

Mexico City, Doha or L.A.? The Answer Depends on What You’re Looking For

This year, there’s no shortage of warm-weather art world detours for collectors who, after Christmas, are thoroughly done with the cold.

By Elisa Carollo

Observer’s 2025 Art Power Index: The Art Market’s Most Influential People

By The Editors, Christa Terry, Dan Duray, Elisa Carollo, Farah Abdessamad and Merin Curotto

OMR Founder Patricia Ortiz Monasterio On Building Mexico’s Leading Art Gallery

By Elisa Carollo

Marina Abramović Blessed Fernando Romero’s Reopening of Barragán’s La Cuadra San Cristóbal

By Elisa Carollo

Pedro Reyes Believes in the Practical Duty and Emotional Impact of Public Art

By Elisa Carollo

Art Spaces as Social Sculpture: An Interview With Bosco Sodi

By Elisa Carollo

ZONAMACO Returns With Respectable Early Sales, But Fewer Foreign Buyers Than Expected

By Elisa Carollo

Observer’s Guide to the Gallery Shows Not to Miss During Mexico City Art Week

By Elisa Carollo

How Feria Material Became a Hotspot for Emerging Art: An Interview With Founder Brett W. Schultz

By Elisa Carollo

On the Rise of ZONAMACO: An Interview With Fair Founder Zélika García

By Elisa Carollo

The Most Influential People in Art

By The Editors, Christa Terry, Elisa Carollo, Merin Curotto, Mána Taylor and Su Ertekin-Taner

The Art of Mexico City, On and Off the Beaten Path

By Nick Hilden

Zélika García Looks Back on Twenty Years of ZONAMACO

By Max McCormack

A Guide to All the February Art Fairs in 2024

By Christa Terry

An Art Critic Accidentally Destroyed a Gabriel Rico Sculpture and His Gallery Is Pissed

By Helen Holmes

Mexico City’s Major Fair Exposes the Art World’s Renewed Love of Craft

By Michael Anthony Farley

Mexico City’s Zona Maco Is the One Art Fair Everyone Should Attend

By Georges Berges

Proxyco Gallery Brings Latin American Art to the Lower East Side

By Margaret Carrigan

Art World Abstracts: The National Gallery Starts to Absorb the Corcoran, and More!

By Nate Freeman

ZONAMACO

News About ZONAMACO

What You Missed at ZONAMACO 2026

Observer’s February 2026 Art Fair Calendar (Updated)

Mexico City, Doha or L.A.? The Answer Depends on What You’re Looking For

Observer’s 2025 Art Power Index: The Art Market’s Most Influential People

OMR Founder Patricia Ortiz Monasterio On Building Mexico’s Leading Art Gallery

Marina Abramović Blessed Fernando Romero’s Reopening of Barragán’s La Cuadra San Cristóbal

Pedro Reyes Believes in the Practical Duty and Emotional Impact of Public Art

Art Spaces as Social Sculpture: An Interview With Bosco Sodi

ZONAMACO Returns With Respectable Early Sales, But Fewer Foreign Buyers Than Expected

Observer’s Guide to the Gallery Shows Not to Miss During Mexico City Art Week

How Feria Material Became a Hotspot for Emerging Art: An Interview With Founder Brett W. Schultz

On the Rise of ZONAMACO: An Interview With Fair Founder Zélika García

The Most Influential People in Art

The Art of Mexico City, On and Off the Beaten Path

Zélika García Looks Back on Twenty Years of ZONAMACO

A Guide to All the February Art Fairs in 2024

An Art Critic Accidentally Destroyed a Gabriel Rico Sculpture and His Gallery Is Pissed

Mexico City’s Major Fair Exposes the Art World’s Renewed Love of Craft

Mexico City’s Zona Maco Is the One Art Fair Everyone Should Attend

Proxyco Gallery Brings Latin American Art to the Lower East Side

Art World Abstracts: The National Gallery Starts to Absorb the Corcoran, and More!

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