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kurimanzutto es una galería de arte contemporáneo que ha jugado un papel clave en el desarollo del arte tanto en México como en el extranjero. Actualmente representa 34 artistas nacionales e internacionales. Nuestros horarios son:
martes a jueves de 11pm a 5pm
viernes y sábados de 11pm a 4pm

tuesday - thursday from 11pm to 5pm
friday and saturday from 11pm to 4pm

17/06/2026

kurimanzutto is one of the founding galleries of . Established in Mexico City in 1990s and New York in 2018, today, it represents 43 international artists across disciplines and continues to shape the international art landscape through ambitious programming.⁠
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For this year’s annual exhibition kurimanzutto will present a selection of works by Duane Linklater, Sarah Lucas, John Giorno, Gabriel Kuri & Miguel Calderón.⁠
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🗓️ Opening: June 27 & 28⁠
📍 The Campus, Hudson, New York ⁠
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Images: ⁠
1. kurimanzutto Mexico City. Photo: Onnis Luque ⁠
2. kurimanzutto New York. Photo: Nahu Kubota ⁠
3. Duane Linklater. buffalodance_for_westdirection, 2025 (detail) ⁠
4. Sarah Lucas. LOTTO DESPERATE, 2018 (detail) ⁠
5. John Giorno, DO THE UNDONE, 2019⁠
6. Gabriel Kuri, error bars (group 1), 2025⁠
7. Miguel Calderón, Meeting, 2025

16/06/2026

Nairy Baghramian returns to Basel as an Gold Awardee with Modèle vivant (S’empilant), a new commission for the Messeplatz fountain. Composed of four large-scale sculptural groupings, the site-responsive installation extends her distinctive language of biomorphic forms and geometric support structures.

Soft lavender “bundles” of aluminum appear to balance precariously on polished steel “spines,” evoking fragmented bodies suspended between rest and instability. Part of ’s ongoing Modèle vivant series, the work continues her exploration of the conditions and possibilities of contemporary sculpture.

📍Messeplatz, Basel ⁠
🗓️ until June 21 ⁠

At kurimanzutto’s booth (N12), S’asseyant (2022), from the same series, is also on view. The work was first presented in Baghramian’s solo exhibition Modèle vivant at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas in 2022.

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16/06/2026

Not to miss “Oscar Murillo. Collective Osmosis” at and in Potsdam. This major exhibition brings together works by Oscar Murillo in dialogue with paintings by Claude Monet.⁠
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For Murillo (), the scientific metaphor of osmosis—the process by which water particles move through a semi-permeable membrane to reach equilibrium—offers a way to think about opening the museum: building connections between interior and exterior spaces, between the museum and the city, and between Potsdam and the wider world.⁠
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💬 Artist talk⁠
Friday, June 19, 7 pm ⁠
Join Oscar Murillo in a conversation with Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung about the creation of the exhibition and the insights into his artistic work. ⁠
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Exhibition⁠
📍Das Minsk & Museum Barberini, Potsdam, Germany⁠
🗓️ until August 9 ⁠
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Photos: ⁠
Oscar Murillo: Collective Osmosis, Das Minsk & Museum Barberini, Potsdam, Germany, 14th March-9th August 2026. Photo by Tim Bowdich, courtesy the artist. Copyright © Oscar Murillo.⁠
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15/06/2026

kurimanzutto is at featuring a selection of works by:⁠
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Gabriel Orozco⁠
Nairy Baghramian ⁠
Anri Sala⁠
Danh Vo ⁠⁠
Damián Ortega ⁠⁠
Petrit Halilaj⁠ ⁠
Jimmie Durham⁠ ⁠
Leonor Antunes⁠ ⁠
Rirkrit Tiravanija⁠
Roman Ondak⁠ ⁠
Gabriel Kuri ⁠
Abraham Cruzvillegas ⁠
Gala Porras-Kim ⁠
Duane Linklater⁠
Wilfredo Prieto ⁠⁠
John Giorno ⁠
Minerva Cuevas ⁠
Haegue Yang ⁠
WangShui ⁠
Paulina Olowska⁠ ⁠
Apichatpong Weerasethakul ⁠
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📍booth N12 | Messe Basel⁠
🗓️ june 16 – 21⁠
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14/06/2026

Gala Porras-Kim’s () project for “In Minor Keys”—the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia—begins with a central question: what happens to an artefact when it is separated from its context, when it is transported across cultures, through time and space?⁠
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The artist⁠ was selected by Koyo Kouoh for the Applied Arts Pavilion in the Arsenale, developed in collaboration with the Victoria and Albert Museum (), London. Kouoh identified Porras-Kim as the artist whose sensibility is best suited to engaging with the temporalities inherent to the applied arts. ⁠
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Through the work presented at Porras-Kim highlights how every act of care can generate new poetics, new visual configurations, and new forms of knowledge. ⁠
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📍Applied Arts Pavilion, Arsenale, Sale d’Armi⁠
🗓️ until November 22⁠
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Photos by Marco Zorzanello

11/06/2026

¿Y si México ganara el mundial de fútbol? ⁠
En “Un balón para el museo” en el Museo de Historia Natural () se incluye “México vs Brasil” de Miguel Calderón. ⁠
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Tras largas negociaciones, Calderón consiguió un amplio archivo de imágenes de partidos de fútbol entre las selecciones de México y Brasil. Editó meticulosamente el material para recrear un partido completo que parecía totalmente real. El video incluye tomas de los aficionados animando en el estadio y cuenta con la narración de comentaristas deportivos oficiales de Televisa. El marcador final... México 17, Brasil 0. ⁠
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La exposición reúne también obras de Ana Segovia, Sofía Táboas y Dr. Lakra. ⁠
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📍 Museo de Historia Natural ⁠
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Créditos: ⁠
Miguel Calderón. México vs Brasil, 2004 (extracto)

10/06/2026

“The Climate Clock is ticking, the snow is melting, and we are learning anew what our forebears knew—that time is not ours to command; that nature keeps its own time.” —, curator of Climate Clock⁠
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Gabriel Kuri () is one of the artists commissioned to create a site specific artwork for Climate Clock, Oulu2026’s European Capital of Culture program (). His work “Risk Assessing Risk Assessment” transforms a familiar thoroughfare into a terrain of climate risk, with lampposts, benches and rocks painted in the exact green, orange and red hues of a risk assessment chart. ⁠
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For the commission, Sharp has worked closely with each artist, pairing them with specialist scientific advisors. These collaborations between art and science enrich every work, drawing on local stories, topology, prehistoric heritage and climate research to illuminate the fragility of the environment in a time of profound change. ⁠
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📍 Surroundings of Oulunsalo Traditional Village Museum, City of Oulu, Finland⁠
🗓️ Unveiling: June 13⁠
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Photos: ⁠
1. Gabriel Kuri. Photo: Andrea Rossetti ⁠
2. Gabriel Kuri, Risk Assessing Risk Assessment. Image: Pekka Rahkonen⁠
3-4. Courtesy of the artist

09/06/2026

“The artist’s play on light and shadow transforms Venetian blinds into haunting reflections on exile, borders, and the longing for reunification.” — for ⁠
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“Haegue Yang: Star-Crossed Rendezvous” at brings together two major installations executed using customized venetian blinds, a window treatment designed with adjustable angled slats that filter light and structure spatial relationships. This material has been central to Yang’s practice since the mid-2000s, allowing the artist to engage with the viewer’s perception and movement. Made nearly a decade apart, these markedly different works appear as two halves of an imperfect whole, foregrounding Yang’s interest in asymmetry and doubling, both recurring principles in her practice.⁠
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Read “Haegue Yang’s Constellations for a Divided Korea” in Hyperallergic through the link in bio 🔗⁠
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📍MOCA Grand Avenue⁠
🗓️ until August 2⁠
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Photo: Zak Kelley⁠
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Dirección

Mexico City

Horario de Apertura

Martes	11am - 6pm
Miércoles	11am - 6pm
Jueves	11am - 6pm
Viernes	11am - 4pm
Sábado	11am - 4pm

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