Art Week CDMX 2027: the ultimate guide to experiencing art week in Mexico City

Every February, Mexico City transforms into one of the most important meeting points for artists, galleries, collectors, designers, and contemporary art lovers. Art Week CDMX 2027, also known as Art Week, will bring together international fairs, exhibitions, openings, independent projects, and cultural experiences at various locations across the capital.

From February 3 to 8, 2027, the city will host a program that goes far beyond exhibition spaces. From major fairs like ZⓈONAMACO to emerging platforms such as Salón ACME, Feria Material, and new independent projects, Art Week invites you to discover different ways of creating, exhibiting, and experiencing art.

And although the fairs take center stage, an important part of the experience happens outside of them: on the streets of Roma, Juárez, Condesa, and other neighborhoods where galleries, studios, cafes, and creative spaces become part of the route.

This is our guide to finding out when Art Week Mexico 2027 is, where it takes place, which fairs to visit, and how to plan your route.

What is Art Week CDMX?

Art Week CDMX is not a single fair or an event with a single venue. It is the name given to the circuit of artistic and cultural activities that takes place during the first days of February in Mexico City.

Its program brings together contemporary art, photography, sculpture, design, installations, experimental proposals, and multidisciplinary projects.

ZⓈONAMACO serves as one of the main landmarks, while fairs such as Material, Salón ACME, and BADA offer experiences with different approaches. Galleries, museums, independent studios, and cultural spaces that organize exhibitions and special events also join the circuit.

What is interesting is that each area has its own personality. You can start the day visiting an international fair, continue through small galleries, and end at a space where art coexists with fashion, gastronomy, or music.

When is Art Week CDMX 2027?

The Art Week in Mexico City 2027 will take place from Wednesday, February 3 to Monday, February 8, based on the dates announced by its main fairs.

Although there is no single calendar for all activities, several organizations have already confirmed their upcoming editions.

Art Week Mexico 2027 Calendar

Fair	2027 Dates	Location
ZⓈONAMACO	February 3 to 7	Centro Banamex
Feria Material Vol. 13	February 4 to 7	Maravilla Studios
Salón ACME No. 14	February 4 to 8	Proyectos Públicos
BADA México	February 4 to 7	Campo Marte
ARTEFACTO	February 4 to 7	Estación Indianilla
Clavo	February 4 to 7, according to preliminary calendars	Venue to be announced

The dates of the main fairs already allow you to plan a visit, although hours, participating artists, tickets, and special events will continue to be updated as February approaches.

ZⓈONAMACO 2027: the major international fair

Dates: February 3 to 7, 2027
Location: Centro Banamex, Av. del Conscripto 311, Lomas de Sotelo, CDMX.
Hours: to be confirmed for 2027.

ZⓈONAMACO is one of the most important art fairs in Latin America and the main meeting point of the art market during Art Week.

Each edition brings together national and international galleries, collectors, artists, curators, and professionals from different creative disciplines.

For 2027, its program includes sections dedicated to contemporary art, modern art, photography, antiques, and design.

Among its contemporary art sections are General Section, SUR, EJES, and Modern Art. In addition, the edition incorporates FORMA, a proposal that establishes a dialogue between high-end design and contemporary art.

The diversity of disciplines makes ZⓈONAMACO an experience that can take several hours. That is why, if you plan to visit it, it is best to identify the galleries and sections that interest you most in advance.

It is also important to consider its location: Centro Banamex is far from the neighborhoods where much of the independent circuit is concentrated, so it is worth dedicating a specific day to it.

More information: https://zsonamaco.com/

Feria Material 2027: new voices in contemporary art

Dates: February 4 to 7, 2027
Location: Maravilla Studios, Fresno 315, Atlampa, CDMX.
Hours: to be confirmed.

If ZⓈONAMACO represents the established international circuit, Feria Material offers a look at new proposals in contemporary art.

Its 13th edition will once again be held at Maravilla Studios, an industrial space located in Atlampa that became the fair's venue in 2026.

Material is characterized by bringing together young galleries, independent projects, and proposals that explore new visual and conceptual languages.

As a reference, its 2026 edition featured 78 exhibitors from 21 countries, reflecting the international reach of a platform that bets on discovering new voices.

The experience is especially interesting for those looking for experimental proposals, emerging artists, and a different perspective on the art market.

More information: https://material-fair.com/

Salón ACME 2027: a platform created by artists for artists

Dates: February 4 to 8, 2027
Location: Proyectos Públicos, General Prim 30–32, Juárez neighborhood, CDMX.
Hours: to be published.

Salón ACME has become one of the most relevant platforms for discovering emerging artists during Art Week.

Unlike a traditional fair, its proposal stems from the artistic community and seeks to generate visibility, opportunities, and dialogue among creators, curators, collectors, and new audiences.

The 14th edition will feature different sections, including Convocatoria, Estado, Bodega, Proyectos, Sala, and Patio.

One of its main attractions is the opportunity to discover artists before their proposals gain greater recognition within the commercial circuit.

For 2027, the results of its artistic call are scheduled for December 17, 2026, so the full selection of participants is still pending.

Its location in the Juárez neighborhood also makes it easy to combine the visit with other cultural spaces, galleries, and culinary proposals in the area.

More information: https://www.salonacme.com/es/

The neighborhoods you should explore

One of the best ways to experience Art Week is to understand that the city is also part of the experience.

Beyond the major fairs, different neighborhoods bring together galleries, museums, studios, independent projects, and cultural spaces worth exploring.

Roma Norte: galleries, design, and contemporary art

Roma Norte is one of the main cultural circuits in Mexico City.

Its streets bring together galleries, independent spaces, creative studios, and projects that combine art, design, architecture, and gastronomy.

Among the spaces that have been part of its art scene are OMR, Arróniz, Galería Ajena, PLAGA, and Salón Silicón.

One of its greatest advantages is the ability to visit different spaces on foot, making it a good option for spending an afternoon discovering exhibitions.

Juárez: emerging art and independent spaces

The Juárez neighborhood brings together a mix of cultural proposals, architecture, restaurants, and nightlife.

During Art Week, one of its main attractions will be Salón ACME, located at Proyectos Públicos.

In addition, the area has spaces such as Marso, Lodos, and Pequod Co., which have contributed to the development of its art scene.

It is a good alternative for combining gallery visits with openings and cultural events.

Condesa: art, fashion, and new creative experiences

Condesa has become a meeting point where architecture, design, gastronomy, fashion, and culture coexist.

Although its art circuit is different from that of the major fairs, the neighborhood offers independent spaces and hybrid projects that explore new ways of bringing art to people.

Here, the experience does not always begin or end in front of a work: it can also happen around a conversation, a cup of coffee, or the discovery of a creative project.

It is an ideal area for those looking to experience Art Week from a more relaxed and everyday perspective.

Polanco and Chapultepec: museums and international art

Polanco and its surroundings represent another dimension of the city's cultural circuit.

Among its most relevant spaces is Museo Jumex, renowned for its contemporary art exhibitions and international programming.

It is also possible to complement the route with a visit to Museo Tamayo or Museo de Arte Moderno, both located in Chapultepec Park.

It is an interesting area for combining exhibitions, architecture, and cultural experiences.

A different recommendation: visit the Casa VEZMÉ gallery in Condesa

Not all art experiences have to happen inside a fair or a conventional gallery.

At Popocatépetl 32, Hipódromo Condesa, Casa VEZMÉ offers a space where art, fashion, design, and community coexist under one roof.

The concept brings together a fashion store, an art gallery, Solovino cafe, and coworking spaces, creating a meeting point that invites you to stay, discover, and share.

The proposal stems from a simple idea: art can be part of everyday life and connect with other creative disciplines.

Throughout its art program, Casa VEZMÉ has presented exhibitions such as Believe, by Emmy Araf; Antes del río, by Rabí Montoya; and Materia Velada, by Mont Ventura, an exhibition that explored the imagery of the Day of the Dead from a contemporary perspective.

These collaborations reflect the space's interest in bringing new artistic voices to the community and creating encounters that transcend the traditional experience of an exhibition.

During your route through Condesa, Casa VEZMÉ is a stop to discover a different way of connecting with art: walk through the gallery, discover its fashion proposal, enjoy a coffee, and explore a space where different creative expressions meet.

The specific art program for February 2027 will be announced through the brand's official channels.

Casa VEZMÉ
Popocatépetl 32, Hipódromo Condesa, Mexico City.

 

Tips for enjoying Art Week CDMX 2027

1. Organize your visits by neighborhood

Mexico City is extensive, and travel can consume a good part of the day.

The most practical thing is to group your visits by area. Roma, Juárez, and Condesa allow you to build relatively close routes, while ZⓈONAMACO, BADA, and Feria Material require considering specific travel.

2. Check the hours before leaving

Although the main dates are already announced, some fairs have not yet published their final hours.

Check the official websites to find out about openings, access, special routes, and possible changes in the program.

3. Book tickets and registrations in advance

Some fairs and activities require tickets, while others may have free access or limited capacity.

It is also important to consider that certain opening events, artist encounters, and previews may only work by invitation or registration.

4. Explore beyond the major fairs

ZⓈONAMACO, Material, and Salón ACME are important points, but an essential part of Art Week happens in independent galleries and spaces.

Dedicating time to discovering smaller projects can lead you to know artists and proposals that do not appear in traditional circuits.

5. Leave room to discover something unexpected

It is not necessary to fill every hour of the day with activities.

Between one exhibition and the next, there is also room to walk, have coffee, discover new places, and connect with people who share an interest in art.

Many times, the most interesting experiences are those that were not originally on your itinerary.

Art Week CDMX 2027: a city discovered through art

From February 3 to 8, 2027, Mexico City will once again bring together different expressions of contemporary art in a week that connects creativity, culture, and community.

ZⓈONAMACO will offer a look at the international circuit; Feria Material will showcase emerging and experimental proposals; Salón ACME will open space to new voices; while BADA, ARTEFACTO, and Clavo will expand the possibilities of discovering art from different perspectives.

But Art Week does not end at the fairs.

It also happens in the streets, in independent galleries, and in spaces that find new ways to connect disciplines, people, and ideas.

In Condesa, Casa VEZMÉ is part of that conversation, with a proposal where art, fashion, coffee, and community come together in one place.

Because discovering art also means discovering new ways to inhabit the city.

Information updated as of November 6, 2026. Dates, times, artists, and activities may be subject to change by the organizers.