Strategy, movement, and theatrical tension converge in “Chess Tournament, Contemporary Dance,” the new production by La Infinita Compañía arriving at the Centro Nacional de las Artes from May 21 to 24, 2026, with an immersive experience where chess and contemporary dance collide on stage.

At a time when global conversations surrounding migration and identity continue to intensify, Born in Amerika arrived at Teatro Varsovia with a special performance that transformed the stage into a powerful space for reflection on memory, displacement and human dignity.

Music, visual art, and Latin American identity converged during the presentation of “De aquí pa’ allá,” the new album by Dany Deglein, unveiled as a multisensory experience under the curatorial vision of Banana Contemporary and Banana Music.

Statement attended the immersive presentation held at Magda San Ángel, where the project transcended the traditional listening session or showcase format to become an “expanded work” blending music, contemporary narrative, visual art, and performance. 

Few stories have transcended generations like The Little Prince. In Mexico City, the timeless tale returns through a retrofuturist contemporary dance adaptation by La Infinita Compañía.

Presented at Teatro Varsovia during Día del Niño, the experience feels both intimate and immersive—an elevated cultural plan in the city.

In an exclusive cocktail gathering in Polanco, Statement attended the presentation of Tamayo: A Living Universe, a project that redefines how contemporary art is experienced in Mexico through an immersive format inspired by the legacy of Rufino Tamayo.

BADA once again proved why it remains one of the most beloved and anticipated art fairs. This year, the visitor experience clearly evolved: walking through the fair’s aisles became a smooth, immersive journey where every gallery, every booth, and every artwork retained the signature charm of BADA.

Castillo de Chapultepec becomes the stage for one of the most compelling performing arts productions of the season: the contemporary ballet El Cisne Negro (Black Swan) — a powerful reinterpretation that merges technical mastery, raw emotion, and a deeply immersive visual narrative.

Under the remarkable direction of Rodrigo González, this production transforms the classical ballet experience into something contemporary, intimate, and visceral.

From February 4 to 8, Mexico City became a living canvas. Every street, every cultural space, pulsed with art, creativity, and surprise. But amid the excitement of Art Week, Zsona MACO proudly reaffirmed its place as Latin America’s largest and most influential art fair.

It’s not just her flawless technique. It’s not just the expressive power of her work. It’s Rita Sánchez Domínguez, the Mexican artist who transforms every canvas into an act of presence, bringing her art to the Grand Palais in Paris from February 13–15 at Art Capital 2026.

The Be by Bloom gallery inaugurates Relatos, the new exhibition by artist Omar Huerta, a whimsical collection that stands out in contemporary Mexican art for its innovative, profound, and visually playful approach, in which each work invites reflection and meticulous discovery.