Opening Receptions

David Castillo Gallery presents Félix, Richard and Me, a solo exhibition by Gonzalo Hernández (b. Lima, Peru, 1991; lives in Miami). Through large jacquard-woven textiles, Hernández places himself in dialogue with Félix González-Torres and Richard Serra, reframing their emblematic gestures of giving and grasping. A monumental textile captures Félix arranging one of his candy works, [...]

Edge Zones Art Center Three solo exhibitions in Beyond Performance at Edge Zones Gallery Primer by Marianna Angel. A performance and installation exploring memory, fragmentation, and the instability of thought, creating an intimate loop between creation and destruction. Embodied Resistance Is an exhibition by Tere Senyase Garcia where she investigates the body as a contested [...]

Room C Structure and ColorbyEduardo Orozco Curated by: Ninoska Huerta This exhibition explores the dynamic relationship between geometric form and vibrant color. Eduardo Orozco’s precise compositions invite viewers into a visual meditation on space, balance, and perception. At the heart of this exhibition lies the square—not simply as a geometric form, but as a method. [...]

Room A Fragments: In the Midst of Shifting TidesbyIsaac Bencid a solo exhibition curated by Shirley Moreira. the exhibition invites audiences into a world of abstract collages that confront the inevitability of change and the transformative power of fragments. Life, much like collage, is composed of ruptures, overlaps, and transitions. In this series, Bencid reassembles [...]

Room D Mexican Flowers: Living MemorybyMonica Czukerberg NankinCurated by: Katherine Chacón This exhibition celebrates the enduring beauty and cultural symbolism of Mexican flora through vibrant, large-scale floral compositions. Monica Czukerberg Nankin's work reflects on memory, heritage, and identity rooted in botanical imagery. In this evocative body of work, Czukerberg draws from her journeys through Mexico’s [...]

Room E Parallel Worlds Cartography of the MutablebyCesar ReyCurated by: Mahara Martínez This deeply evocative body of sculptural work invites viewers into a space where oceanic depths and cosmic dimensions converge—a cartography of transformation that maps the fluid boundaries of identity, memory, and belonging. In Parallel Worlds, Rey offers more than objects—he offers portals. Each [...]